The founder of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Pastor Paul Enenche, has revealed why he could have missed marrying his wife, Becky Enenche, if he had relied on physical appearance.
In a trending video shared on Tuesday, the cleric explained that he was led by faith and divine direction, not by what he saw physically when he met Becky.
“If sight was leading me, I wouldn’t marry my wife. I told my children the other day and they were all laughing. And she told them herself.
“Why? Because at that time, she never cared for anything. She just was anyhow. That is, a medical student didn’t care for anything. The hair was plaited mat permanently. She wore any dress available: shapeless,” he said.
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Enenche recalled that his wife, Becky, who was studying medicine at the time, paid little attention to fashion.
According to him, she wore unfitted clothes like A-line skirts and jump-up sleeves and was not concerned about appearances.
Becky, who was present during the sermon, laughed and affirmed her husband’s remarks.
Despite the presence of other attractive and spiritually inclined women at the time, Enenche said God clearly led him to Becky.
“There were flashy people around — very flashy. They were also spiritual and flashy. But God led otherwise,” he added.
The pastor then urged the congregation not to judge others based on appearances, noting that not everything appealing lasts.
“Not everything that looks good in the moment has a future,” he said.
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