Clarifying Tithing: Enoch Adeboye’s Recent Apology
Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), has issued an apology for a previous statement he made regarding tithing.
Pastor Adeboye had earlier claimed that those who do not pay their tithes would not make it to heaven. This comment sparked widespread debate and criticism from both religious scholars and members of the public.
In his apology, Adeboye acknowledged that the statement was incorrect and not biblically supported. He clarified that salvation is based on faith in Jesus Christ and not on paying tithes, and expressed regret for any confusion his earlier remarks may have caused.
He emphasized the importance of preaching accurate biblical teachings and urged believers to continue their spiritual journey grounded in the true tenets of the Christian faith.
This apology was welcomed by many, as it demonstrated humility and a willingness to correct teachings that may have misled believers.
The topic of tithing has long been a point of discussion within Christian circles, particularly regarding its role in the life of modern believers.
Pastor Adeboye’s clarification has contributed to the ongoing dialogue about the balance between faith practices and doctrinal accuracy.