Head Pastor of Holy Hill Chapel Assemblies of God, Rev. Dr Kwadwo Boateng Bempah, has clearly stated that the government will not succeed in stopping Christians from preaching in vehicles because the church must keep spreading the word of God wherever people gather.
Addressing his congregation and those responsible for the directive, Rev. Dr. Boateng Bempah said attempts to restrict preaching in vehicles amounted to efforts to silence the church while other groups continue to use loudspeakers at early hours.
“They have said people should not preach in the bible as if they are the ones that bought the buses,” he said.
According to him, such restrictions signal attempts to silence the church.
“When these little things begin, they are trying to shut the mouth of the church, but others are screaming in loudspeakers at 4:30 am,” he said.
He argued that the church must not remain silent while others make their voices heard.
“The church is too quiet, but people are secretly planning against the church, but they will not succeed,” Rev. Dr Boateng Bempah said.
He maintained that preaching would continue wherever people gathered.
“Wherever humans gather, we will preach; the word must move on,” he said.
He further stressed the importance of Christians speaking up to spread the gospel, citing the pioneers of Christianity as an example.
“If the church is really great, we will be loud. If the pioneers of Christianity kept quiet, we would not have been here,” he said.
