After attending a recent crusade led by American evangelist Benny Hinn, Kenyan preacher Pastor James Ng’ang’a shared his thoughts with his followers.
“I was there at the gathering yesterday, simply to observe how God works through him,” he remarked.
Pastor Ng’ang’a mentioned feeling overlooked during the event, noting that he was recognized just once and seated away from the main platform. He also noticed challenges during Benny Hinn’s sermon, particularly a vocalist who seemed to struggle.
“However, something seemed amiss. That individual faced difficulties. There was a singer who performed while I was present. I was acknowledged only briefly,” he commented.
While disappointed by his experience and his perceived lack of involvement, Pastor Ng’ang’a remained optimistic about his ministry’s potential and expressed a desire to contribute musically to the occasion, believing it could have had a positive impact. His congregation echoed this optimism with their enthusiastic response.
In a broader context, the crusade, attended by several prominent personalities, came under scrutiny that extended beyond Pastor Ng’ang’a’s reflections.
