Renowned gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey has shared his thoughts on whether gospel ministers should charge for guest ministrations in churches, explaining why he chooses not to.
Bassey revealed that he does not charge for his services, citing his personal conviction that ministry should not be ccommercialised
He believes that since ministry is a service to God, it is improper to put a price on it.
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“If a church invites me to come and minister, they are doing two things. They are inviting me to minister to God and to His people.
“Let me just say this before I trend on Twitter. To my own understanding, when you tell me to minister to God, I can’t charge God to minister to Him.
“How much did He charge me for His blood on Calvary? The blood that is the very reason for my ministry. It’s a personal thing for me, and it has worked for me, so why leave what is working?”
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