The outspoken Ghanaian cleric and preacher, Reverend Moses Kofi Gyesi, has stirred conversation online and within Christian circles following his emphatic assertion regarding the welfare of spiritual leaders.
According to Rev. Gyesi, it is the fundamental duty and spiritual responsibility of congregants to cater to the physical and financial needs of their pastors, warning that failing to do so could invite spiritual and personal setbacks upon themselves.
Rev. Gyesi emphasized that looking after a pastor is not merely an act of charity or optional kindness, but a scriptural obligation mandated for believers who sit under a minister’s spiritual guidance.
He cautioned that members who neglect, marginalize, or fail to support their spiritual leaders often open themselves up to unnecessary hardship and missed blessings.
Stressing on the unseen toll of ministry, the cleric noted that pastors carry heavy spiritual burdens, intercede for their congregants, and dedicate their time and energy to community wellbeing—making material support from the church a natural reciprocal gesture.
