Nollywood star actor, Yomi Fash-Lanso , has revealed what his father did when a Pastor told him to sow his new car into his life.
Fash-Lanso, while lamenting how some so called men of God would use God’s name to defraud their members, said his father left the church without waiting till the end of the day’s worship.
In a message he shared via his Instagram page, the Yoruba actor called on worshipers to be wise in order to know when God is actually speaking.
According to the actor, “When I was a kid, my dad bought a new car and drove us to church one Sunday. It was a prophetic service and our pastor was being used by God that day to deliver people from poverty.
“Suddenly, our pastor looked at my dad and said, ‘Mr. Alamu, God is set to bless you’ my mum jumped up and shouted excitedly, ‘Amen!’ My dad was excited too.
“The pastor then came closer, placed his hand on my dad’s head and prayed for him. As our pastor turned to climb the altar, the spirit of God told him something.
“He stopped, looked at my dad and said, ‘Mr. Alamu did you buy a new car last week?’ ‘Yes sir’ my dad responded with much surprise on his face.
“Then our pastor said, ‘God said I should tell you to sow your CAR KEY into my life’
“I was shocked that my dad did not argue with the pastor, he just put his hand in his pocket, brought out the car key and gave it to our pastor.
“After about 5 minutes, my dad stood up, went outside the church, he didn’t even wait till the end of the service. I could see him entering Okada going home. “He must be very worried” I reasoned in utter fear and confusion.
“After a while he returned to church with the SPARE KEY of his car and drove the car back to the house.
“I was so stunned at what I was seeing.
“So when I asked him why he acted that way he said, ‘Oluwayomi’ always use your brain, the pastor asked for the KEY and NOT the CAR!’
“ Thanking you so much my BABA for impacting knowledge.
So what can you say your own BABA TAUGHT YOU?”
Source: Daily Post
If your dad is still alive, and he is still in Nigeria, when I come back home this December I want to meet him just to give him a big hug and then sow a nice wrist watch into his life (not a car key, and certainly not a car). What a great man he is. I wished every Nigerian taken for a ride by these con artists were half as smart as the man you are so lucky to call your dad – what a benignant way to stop a malignant malady! KUDOS!!!