- Nigerian singer Korede Bello shared insights about his faith on Instagram.
- He was born into Islam and practiced it for many years.
- His interest in learning about Jesus Christ was driven by personal conviction.
Nigerian singer Korede Bello recently shared insights about his faith in a post on Instagram.
The former Mavin Records artist revealed that he was born into Islam and practiced it for years before deciding to read the Bible on his own. He explained that his interest in learning about Jesus Christ stemmed from personal conviction rather than religious obligation.
Korede Bello further noted that when Christians overly focus on the cross as a symbol of identity, it can feel like repeatedly nailing Christ all over again. He admitted that his video message was lengthy, but he wasn’t concerned with public opinions. According to him, people will recognize his devotion to Jesus through the love he demonstrates to others.
The singer highlighted the significance of Jesus’ love and the symbolism of the cross, explaining that it represents the end of sin, wrongdoing, and one’s former self. He stated that a believer’s true identity is found in the risen Christ, who now sits beside God the Father. Korede added that prayers are offered through Christ, who is no longer physically on earth or on the cross.
He concluded by sending good wishes to his fans, expressing hope that they too would experience salvation, as he continued to reflect on the love of Jesus Christ and the meaning of the cross.
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Read some comments below:
@sirwhite039:”Heaven is rejoicing, glory to God Who created heaven and earth.”
@alfreda_uyoyou:”No one sees the light and remains in darkness! Welcome to where you truly belong bro, God will do exploits through your life.”
@mubee_nicey:”That’s his choice and he’ll surely meet the right consequences in the hereafter. Alhamdulillah for Islam and may Allah take our lives as Muslims amin.”
@lemi_johnson:”Glory to God Christianity will enter every house whole in Jesus name.”
@osher.101:”Welcome to the light.”
