Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of COZA has caused a stir after claiming that the devil only fears individuals with wealth, not those without money. His controversial comments, which link financial prosperity to spiritual authority, have sparked debate among Christians and raised questions about the role of wealth in faith.
Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo, founder of COZA (Commonwealth of Zion Assembly), has stirred controversy with his recent statement that "the devil fears prayer, but he's not afraid of you if you don't have money." Speaking to his congregation, Fatoyinbo emphasized that financial prosperity is key to spiritual authority, warning that the devil only respects individuals who possess wealth. He linked the ability to overcome demonic forces with financial power, suggesting that without money, one may struggle to command spiritual influence.
His remarks have sparked widespread debate online, with many questioning the alignment of his message with traditional Christian teachings. Critics argue that the focus on wealth contradicts the message of humility and faith in Christ. Some social media users expressed frustration, highlighting the notion that spiritual power comes from one's relationship with God, not financial status. Others pointed out that prosperity should not be the measure of a believer's strength in prayer or faith.
