Apostle Johnson Suleman has shared insights from a biblical passage to highlight the importance of balancing spiritual devotion with practical wisdom. Reflecting on the story of a devout man who died in debt, leaving his children vulnerable, Suleman admitted that the passage initially discouraged him.
Speaking on the lesson, he said, “When I read that portion, I’m going to tell you the truth. The first time I read that scripture, just that verse, I was discouraged.” The man in the story, though committed to God, left his family burdened with debt, prompting questions about the outcomes of godly living without prudent planning.
Suleman emphasized the consequences of leaving one’s children exposed to financial risk, asking, “When you leave your children as collateral for a debt that you enter, what is the benefit of being under an anointed man?” He encouraged believers to view spiritual commitment and practical responsibility as complementary rather than separate paths.
The cleric also stressed the importance of accountability, cautioning against careless living under spiritual covering. “When you leave your children as collateral, you leave debt instead of legacy. What is that?” he said, urging Christians to embrace financial prudence and wise decision-making alongside faith.
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