I Will Die On A Sunday After Eating Pounded Yam – Pastor Adeboye

During the revered annual Holy Ghost Congress, Pastor Enoch Adeboye, the esteemed General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, shared a profound reflection on the nature of passing from this world to the next. In a serene setting in Ogun State, Pastor Adeboye conveyed his desire for a peaceful departure from life, akin to the experience of a beloved uncle.

Pastor Adeboye elucidated on the misconception that illness is a prerequisite for heavenly ascension, asserting that one’s transition can be serene and untroubled. He recounted a personal story of his uncle, who, after a spirited Sunday service and a modest breakfast, retreated to solitude only to be found having quietly slipped away, free from any ailment or suffering.

The pastor’s narrative culminated in his own aspiration for a similar end: a tranquil Sunday, filled with faith and contentment, followed by a hearty meal of pounded yam, and then, if it is the Lord’s will, a gentle passing. Pastor Adeboye’s words resonate with a message of hope and peace, offering a perspective on death that is both comforting and aligned with his deep spiritual convictions.