Following the much publicized Israeli-born American-Canadian televangelist, Benny Hinn crusade Pastor James Ng’ang’a has expressed his disappointment with how things went down.
Ng’ang’a confirmed he had attended the crusade in order to see what how the Canadian televangelist conducts his teachings and his tune with the creator.
However, his expectations in regard to the whole crusade were not met.
“I was there at the meeting yesterday I went to just see how God uses him, I will not speak now, but something is wrong.” started off the Neno Evangelism preacher.
Pastor Ng’ang’a went on to add that the concert was not well organized and some performances were way below per, leaving him heavily unimpressed.
According to Ng’ang’a, Hinn appeared to be not well prepared and struggling with his sermons. Another thing that had the controversial preacher disappointed with the whole gathering is the lack of respect that he maintains he experienced.
Ng’ang’a argued that he was recognized only once throughout the day, and he was seated far from the main stage. An outrageous disrespect to his statue he maintains.
“That person (Benny Hinn) struggled… That man struggled. He struggled.
He is a singer and he sang in my presence, but he struggled,” started off the Kenyan preacher who went on to add that Hinn’s performance failed to leave a lasting impression on those in attendance.
”I am a man of tactics. I was put to sit somewhere at a table that was not so close. I was only recognized once.
Greet somebody and tell them to mind your own business,” Ng’ang’a said.
Finishing up, the Neno Evangelism Church preacher noted that if he had been given the podium he’d have had a much more impactful session as compared to those who had the stage.
He also gave props to Kenyan religious leaders, highlighting they were far much better at their craft.
“I was there and I saw our ministry is ahead. I wished I could be given a guitar to play two songs and see the deliverance that would happen,” said the preacher as his congregation cheered on ecstatically.
By Kiss