Pastor Enenche dismisses claims of using church funds for lifestyle
Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Paul Enenche, has dismissed claims that he uses church funds to support his personal lifestyle, describing such assumptions as unfounded and misleading.
Speaking during a church service, Enenche stated that he has never had access to the church’s financial accounts and has not used proceeds from church materials, including books, CDs or offerings, for personal items.
Pastor Enenche on how his needs are met
He explained that all his personal needs are met through what he described as divine provision rather than church resources.
The cleric emphasised that proceeds from materials he authors and sells through the church have not been used to fund his clothing or accessories, stressing that church offerings are strictly reserved for ministry purposes.
Pastor Enenche admonishes members
Enenche also urged believers to shift their focus away from material possessions and public perceptions, encouraging them instead to prioritise spiritual growth, service to God and commitment to the work of the church.
He ended by calling on Christians to live with purpose and align their lives with values that reflect faith, sacrifice and dedication to the kingdom of God.
His words in part …
“Many people don’t know our secret. Some people will think, oh, this suit is wearing now is church money. This trouser is church money. This watch is, ah, church money. That is mumuciousness of sense. Church checkbook is not in our possession from day one till now. CD that is sold in this church. I have not used one naira of it to buy a tie. Seed of destiny, monthly devotion, I write it. Not one naira of it has been used to buy socks. How much more church offering? If the one that you can say this is legitimately yours. God, the things we need, he supplies. He supplies them like that, direct. I gave about 200 and something suits out in one day. Let’s stop living for things. Let’s stop. Let’s start living for God. Let’s start living for reality. Let’s start living for what matters. Let’s start living for the kingdom. And you will come to the point where they think that people are looking for. They die after you. They rush after you. Somebody say it loud. Amen.”
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“The church cheque book is not in our possession. Some people think it’s the church’s money that sponsors our lifestyle, including our shoes, clothes, and other things.”
-Pastor Paul Enenche pic.twitter.com/Z4s4q0pWWD
— CHUKS 🍥 (@ChuksEricE) January 4, 2026
