Seed sowing in church is unbiblical - Rev. Abel Damina

Rev. Abel Damina, senior pastor of Power Chapel, criticized exploitative financial practices in modern Christianity during an interview on the Honest Brunch podcast, hosted by Nedu Wazobia.

Known for challenging doctrines he sees as manipulative, Damina condemned the widespread practices of seed sowing and tithing, stating they are not biblically supported.

He argued that many pastors distort the gospel, using these concepts to extract money from vulnerable congregants.

Damina stressed that the gospel focuses on salvation, not financial contributions or promises of prosperity.

He warned that the true essence of seed sowing is about living according to God’s word, not funding pastors’ personal wealth.

Damina highlighted the financial motivations behind such teachings, claiming some preachers promote these doctrines to maintain relevance and income.

He urged Christians to be discerning and reject manipulative teachings that exploit their faith for monetary gain.

According to him, breaking free from these practices is essential to preserving the integrity of the Christian message.