Renowned cleric Apostle Johnson Suleman has called on young men and women to embrace a life of sincerity, service, and moral discipline. Speaking during a recent sermon, he emphasized that true maturity and faith are reflected in one’s ability to act without expecting rewards or personal gain.
“Be unconditional,” he advised. “Stop this life where you only act based on what you hope to gain. Serve because it’s right, not because it benefits you. Someone is always watching.” Suleman warned that tying one’s value to material or emotional returns weakens character and spiritual growth.
Addressing the issue of heartbreaks among young people, the preacher spoke candidly about emotional pain after breakups. “When a young man wants to marry a girl and they break up, why do you think most girls cry?” he asked. “They slept with them. They say, ‘He used me.’ Are you a raw material? What did they use you for?”
He explained that genuine relationships are not built on physical intimacy but mutual respect. According to him, those who remain disciplined experience less emotional distress after a breakup because their love was not based on transactions or exploitation.
Apostle Suleman concluded by urging young people to focus on moral strength, emotional discipline, and service from the heart. “If all you lost was time, you’ll be fine,” he said. More insights from his message and full video excerpts are available on Newshost Buzz.
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