Lady Sends Message to People Criticising Hallelujah Challenge, Asks 4 Thought-provoking Questions

• A Nigerian lady has sent a deep message to people who criticised Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Challenge
• She asked them four questions in her video, sparking reactions from netizens who saw her viral video
• Her video went viral and people shared what they thought about the message she sent to the critics

A Nigerian lady took to social media to slam people criticising the viral Hallelujah Challenge.

The Hallelujah Challenge is an online prayer and praise meeting hosted by Nigerian gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey, which is usually held at midnight.

In a TikTok video by @tobinaomi, the lady questioned those who talked down on people joining the Hallelujah Challenge.

She said in her video:

"Not only are you seeing it or choosing to join or see what’s happening, you’re then taking it one step further and beating down on people that are choosing to look to God to solve their problems. What good does that do for y’all?

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"Worst case scenario, what they’re doing does not do anything. Worst case scenario, praiding God does not benefit anything. Is it bad? I need you guys to answer. Send this to whoever you know in your life is a hater on Hallelujah Challenge or whoever else is just trying to do something for God.

"What bad can someone accomplish from praising God? Do you think you furthered the kingdom of heaven by spewing hate on the internet on something that a man of God is doing to give people hope and to bring glory to God’s name and help us focus on him so that he becomes magnified over the problems of our lives?"

Watch the video below:

In a chat with Legit.ng, Emedom Victoria Chisom shared her reason for joining the Hallelujah Challenge.

She said:

"I joined because I’ve been seeking a deeper spiritual experience, and the Hallelujah Challenge felt like the right opportunity to reconnect with God through worship and thanksgiving and to strengthen my faith in God

"My opinion on dress like your miracle is an act in alignment of what you are praying or hoping for. If you believe God is about to do something great, your appearance, attitude, and preparation should reflect that expectation. I took this particular hallelujah challenge dress like your miracle serious and I know with faith my expectations will come to pass."

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Reactions trail lady's rant about Hallelujah Challenge

@HB said:

"It definitely worked for me. I joined for the first time this year February praying for a child and in March I conceived. My baby will be here any day now. So no one should judge, having faith however little does wonders."

@Adwoa. said:

"What I’ve learned is that believing in God and having faith in God for something is NEVER embarrassing or a waste of time, no matter if it happens or not."

@ChefK said:

"Not everyone has to join, but don’t beat down people who join because you don’t want to be responsible for their lack of faith. even if they join for miracles, as Christians we can pray that God will give them wisdom and open their to truly see the hope of their salvation in him and how much he truly loves them. remember, Jesus did not turn people away when they asked for healing or a miracle, he only asked, do you believe?"

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@Fifi said:

"Finally!!! Someone has said it."

@Shortyyy said:

"Pastor Nat said we should defend him and Hallelujah challenge …but people are annoyingggggg."

In related stories, a woman made a touching request after missing the Hallelujah Challenge, while another shared her experience after going to the Hallelujah Challenge centre.

Man shares observation about Hallelujah Challenge streaming

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that an observant man shared what he noticed about the Hallelujah Challenge streaming on YouTube.

He questioned Nathaniel Bassey concerning his observation, sparking mixed reactions about what he said.

Proofreading by Kola Muhammed, copy editor at Legit.ng.

Source: Legit.ng