WHAT IN THIS WORLD IS AFRO GOSPEL?

[@EkanabasiOscarEbong]

When Pastor Mike Bamiloye wanted to start Mount Zion Drama Ministry, it was church people that criticised him and demonized his vision. Today, we are grateful to God that the man didn't give up. As a body we need to learn to discern and avoid fighting "new" things we don't understand. Afrogospel has come to stay, more grace to Gaise, Greatman, Limoblaze, Prinx, Andendlessocean, Moses Bliss and the host of many others. God bless your labours.

[@Sickkkkiddddd]

Mike Bamiloye (and filmmakers in his genre) created the foundation for a lot of theological falsehood and dishonesty in the Nigerian church. It's a very telling sign of spiritual immaturity if you can look back on those films and still resonate with the message. Those church people may have been right to criticise him.

[@MwaleWaGitau]

​@@SickkkkidddddThe point being made is Drama as a ministry was fought & criticized by established churche authorities. As for theology we can argue till tomorrow 😅 The reason we have many churches in the world yet only One Bible 📙 is the difference in understanding and interpretation - Theology. Revelation is progressive and that's why we have seen some Pastors recall some of the messages they preached many years ago. Being human means mistakes will be made. A calling is to an individual & not a Conference call. Glad He understood His calling and stuck with it against all odds because gospel Drama/Movies are definitely a weapon of war ⚔️ ⚔️ ⚔️

[@MwaleWaGitau]

Glad he had the audacity to do what God called him to do without validation. It wasn't a conference call 😊

[@DENOFREVIVALISTS]

​@@Sickkkkiddddd Kist the errors please , let's learn

[@Sickkkkiddddd]

@@DENOFREVIVALISTS 1. He had an oversimplification of his depiction of hell, heaven, angels and demons. I know this because... well, no one has ever seen an angle/demon before and no one has been to heaven/hell before. 2. He leveraged fear-based evangelism on his audience perpetuating the idea that God is only to be feared. My faith in God has evolved beyond fearing him and I don't think I want to introduce anyone to a God they can ONLY fear. 3. His constant obsession with spiritual warfare. Anyone observing christianity from the outside will think all we do is fight satan every day with prayer and fasting, oblivious to the fact that millions of christians are living deliberate, happy and peaceful secular lives without the need to rattle in tongues at demons every day.

[@ablazetvmedia]

Powerful 🔥

[@echezonaobianwa2618]

As a comic illustrator and aspiring animator, i had this same battle in this area. I was troubled because i love drawing comics and telling these stories. I remember i just wanted to give it all up and just focus on god and the temple but after some experiences, i began to have the thoughts of bringing God into this and using it as a medium to touch the world. I had this understanding in my heart for a long time and now i saw this and i canot describe how this just moved me now. I just pray for more of God's direction and strength on this.

[@auspeacious]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@funkesola3915]

Push on

[@professorkorezi]

big up

[@akinloyegoodness]

Don't bring God into it. Let God bring you into it. That's where the preservation of the Saint is. Let it be centred around God and not God around it.

[@victorurigwe2246]

Please bro drop a message i have a vision for Christian Cinema and Animations let's discuss

[@blessingenobun3190]

This is one interview that needs to be watched again and again.

[@jesusislordforever2119]

I thought I was mad trying to associate kingdom to culture until I listened to this. I’m ready for a global invasion with my culture for the Kingdom. Thank you Apostle

[@nomvuselelomalinga7853]

True yoooo

[@victorurigwe2246]

Thank you Jesus

[@techgee2986]

Sincerely!!

[@heisfm]

Love the way he always pauses to answer questions.

[@sorrentinaawala1941]

25:53 If afro gospel entertainment does not carry God's presence, check the driver of the vehicle that is been transported. God presence can be carried through entertainment. I have watched Christian movies and felt God's presence, that should be same for Christian afro beats or comedy. The presence of God can be potent even in our entertainment if we allow and ready to recieve.

[@oladipupostephen1208]

My name is Stephen Oladipupo. I am watching from Ikorodu, Lagos. I learnt that the Afro-Gospel is the movement of the Gospel, its message and its culture and values by African creatives to the end of the Earth.

[@olayinkatope]

GAISE MEANS GOD'S AMBASSADOR IN SECULAR ENTERTAINMENT. He is coming. Africa is not ready for what's about breakout through this man and those in his platoons.

[@funkesola3915]

Whatttt that's what it means wowwwwww

[@exegesiswithbobby]

We do not yet realise how Legendary this Conversation is.

[@Rialena_tm]

Gosh!! I'm still up till past midnight to ensure I finish watching this episode. As a Spokenword artiste, I got to write a piece inspired by this episode(obviously as led by The Holy Spirit). I'm shocked at the words! What is more shocking is how I stopped in the middle of watching this, to write the piece. And when I watched to the end, it was as if I had read the mind of Gaise Baba and put the words before He spoke! Kai! I'm reposting this to my Instagram, for more people to see!! God bless you sirs!✨

[@iam_miraclevincent]

Same here… I just wrote a song. GO INTO THE WORLD. We need to understand that we need to reach out to the world and not the church

[@olaotanwilliams4239]

Drop your Instagram link

[@efeolakpe6642]

hey rialena, i would like to connect with you if you don't mind.God bless you

[@miseshi_]

AFL: "You are speaking with so much burden in your heart" GB: "God put it there man"

[@taniaadeoti4678]

All these are epic and pure truth!! But make sure you are sent to those areas. There was a reason why God took him back to the wilderness because he needed to be fortified for his calling. Else so many people will see this as a validation to go out there and become casualties without preparation by God himself.

[@habeebattijani7379]

Exactly ma'am. It's very important that we go back to God for validation of any of our thoughts, actions and zeal. So many person will just go ahead with just a few words from this message and go on to an immoral life. Not checking out what their main assignment might be. Well I pray God help and direct our steps. AMEN 🙏

[@DJErnesty]

AfroGospel is a strategic evangelical movement and I believe it is effective in this end times

[@jenniferalexander2288]

The barriers has to do with us being too judgmental.

[@mrnatha]

Big name!🙌 I see and celebrate you sir. Thank you for all you do for the Kingdom.

[@victorurigwe2246]

Yes sir

[@elekere]

This interview re-echoes the message from Rick Joyner's book, "The Final Quest". Many christians are not seeing the church as an army of multiple fronts... So they attack fellow christians who are on the same mission with them but have a different strategy or style from theirs. Keep going, Gaise. As always, your courage and wisdom are a blessing. Huge!

[@ThePeaceSaturday]

You're very correct.

[@thevictoryaghogho]

Yes!

[@SHENUM.]

ON POINT!

[@blackbeautifulganni1]

Gaisebaba is a clear example of dont judge a book by its cover. Man of God is loaded. Keep going strong, Gaisebaba.

[@ablazetvmedia]

Seriously ❤

[@EOGMBARARA]

I will be honest with you, Ap Femi Lazarus is a great blessing to the body of Christ. This podcast is a banger 👌 🔥. Its top notch. I am a minister of the gospel specifically pastoring a church in Uganda 🇺🇬 but to be honest this episode was timely, I have been having all such thoughts concerning the body of Christ and seeing our brother Gaise Baba bring all this to light is mind blowing. All in all Christ being a doctrine in our lives is key. I mean using every sphere of influence we are in to paint Christ to every man on the face of the earth is been and will be my all time desire. Thank you so much sir once more Ap Femi and min Baba for this. You don't know how much you have recharged my Spirit. This is another more reason for me to visit Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@nellykh1900]

I am a female who has passion in film making and photography, this interview has really inspired me to use this passion that God has put in me for His glory. 2025 is the year l have waited for 🙌🏼🎉

[@iammulla]

Five fold edify Saints, Saints go into the world to work. We are all ministers of God🤌

[@sharononwo8487]

When he said salt in a jar is not carrying out its purpose, salt has to go into the heat to give taste to the food!! My God what a light bulb moment!! God confirms His world!! I have received so much clarity on what to do in 2025 I’m grateful!!

[@SheilaNakitende]

I am a visual artist from Uganda, This has Blessed me so much as a Christian practicing in a highly transforming creative industry.

[@alerorichards7073]

I wrote on my WhatsApp status a few weeks ago after listening to "Emergency" that Gaise Baba is one of the most underrated Gospel artists in Nigeria but this interview just told me why. More grace, Sir.

[@oluwapelumi7530]

It might seem like he's underrated buh you can't imagine the number of lives GOD is transforming through him unlike the "popular" gospel artists

[@psalmuelhinganorman642]

I have been following Stories for quite sometime now, all the way from Freetown, Sierra Leone, and I've been so blessed. I heard about Gaise Baba in one of Ty bello's song 'That's my name' and I was blessed by that song. It became my favorite for a long time. Hearing Gaise Baba speak today has rebranded and motivated me to press along this line of my calling to use my creative skills and talent to inspire and reach my world. No wonder I was drawn to him. Just as God instructed Moses to located the skilled and talented Craftsmen to build Him the Ark of the covenant I believe God is inspiring a breed that will use their talent to reach out to our world. Hearing him explain the revelation behind Ephesians 4 is a never heard. I know God is calling and pulling us strongly to herald a revival like never be seen before. God bless you Apostle Femi Lazarus. Thank you for such a interview as this. We will continue to wait and obtain grace to grow and nurture this mandate. All love from Sierra Leone 🇸🇱.

[@realitylabtv342]

🇸🇱

[@Eloho-Inibi]

Wow! I came to God this evening asking that He speak to me and educate me about what to expect and do in 2025. I came on KZbin to play instrumentals to aid my prayers. And then, this! What a response from God! Thanks for sharing this video. Please let us know the name of your guest Thank you

[@aladefavour6660]

He is @gaisebaba

[@vanessaaudu9969]

He’s name is Gaise Baba

[@Themarypeacemichael]

I love this interview because it opened my mind to the value of staying in the secret place and birthing your original destiny. His confidence is out of this world.

[@nikkyshamz2696]

🔥🔥🔥🔥 my head was just swelling. I was so proud of him and this interview. I love people who know who they are in God. We are salt. We must go into the world. The church is meant to equip us to go into the world to save people. Tell them about Jesus, Paul planted, Apollo watered, God have the increase. I'm blessed to be in this generation. Wr are the ones in the marketplace daily to shine the light. Im a light in the public health space. Glory to God.

[@mrnatha]

Hi nikky,just curious.. do you have any C and S background?

[@Emmanelle1114]

I remember some time ago I was down about something and God laid it on my heart one morning to listen to Anyway by Kendrick. I listen to and love Afro-gospel but that was the first time God was asking me to go and listen to an afro-gospel to give me a message. I put it on replay and actually paid attention to the words and I was answered. I felt this calm and peace and that day I realised that when we open up and don't choose channels for God, we give Him more room to reach us.

[@imaobongoffiong637]

To easily win souls that are youths, you need that afro gospel music. It works so well for evangelism trust me.

[@favourudoh669]

Gooooood🙌 I'm also going back to meditate and pray this hits me differently😭😭 may the lord open my eyes and my ears to what my true purpose is😭

[@iiDoctor1]

It's amazing to see Apostle and Gaise Baba unpack what has been a burden in my heart for a long time, thank you AFL & Gaise Baba..... to equip the saints "to do" the work of ministry

[@omoadesokan]

We are in this together... Same feeling man...

[@alerorichards7073]

Many will come back to this interview many years later and understanding will fall on them. Amen.

[@Frankzzzzz]

I’m so blessed by this podcast! It’s such a relief to see someone with this mentality. This is the mindset of evangelism in a beautiful dimension. As Christians, we ought to live our lives in the way of Christ and practice His teachings in our daily lives. I know for sure that many people will call you “pastor” once you begin to reflect Christ through your character in any setting you find yourself. It’s a norm in Nigeria, but we must keep reminding ourselves that we are first Christians, and that’s how we ought to operate, no matter where we find ourselves. That is literally the message. You don’t need a pulpit to preach Christ, nor do you need to be in a religious setting to share His message. Right from your workplace, your home-literally anywhere you find yourself-it’s an opportunity to express Christ in any way possible. We ought to be a mobile message for Christ.

[@eberecelestina4870]

Wow, I became uncomfortable as a believer after listening to this episode. Thank you so much AFL and your amazing guest. I have better understanding as regarding ministry. Every believer is a minister in your God given assignment

[@Josh_FarlowMusic]

This is powerful, "Afro-Gospel is a movement of taking the Gospel, message, and culture of Jesus and His Kingdom; through creativity and arts from African creatives (Music, Drama, Arts, etc...) to the World! "❤❤❤❤

[@oyebankeabioye2253]

Aside the quality of scriptures quoted here, what stood out for me is the fact that Gaise baba is not bothered about acceptance, he just wants to fulfill the unfamiliar purpose and that I so much admired about his ministry. In fact, this episode led to me speak in tongues for minutes as the presence of God was heavy on me. Thank you AFL for this wonderful episode.

[@olaotanwilliams4239]

Spot on! Every comment ministered!

[@ochohoiakwubo4996]

I listened to afrogospel A LOT this year and I can CONFIDENTLY say that my faith in God and His ability grew a lot this year because of it.

[@avwerosuoghenekekeke6862]

Thank you hosting Gaise Baba Every gift in man is given by God, it is the responsibility of the fivefold to indoctrinate the saints on the ideology of Christ and to teach the saints how to strategically take over every sphere for God.

[@ibigbamigrace9634]

A profound message to the body of Christ I got to learn, unlearn, and relearn Thank you so much Sirs

[@kenechukwu7963]

This podcast shifted my thinking In seeing things from a different perspective. I used to see afro gospel songs as not holy enough to listen to. This is because some of the slang used in these songs are also used on the streets and even by cultists and afrobeat musicians. Also the beat sounds so similar to Afrobeat which pastors tells people not to listen to because of the encoded messages and other things that it promotes( like nudity, premarital sex, drug abuse, sorcery,foul languages, internet fraud etc). But I now understand that though they may not sound like the general acceptable sounds and melody we are used to in the church, they are a tool for evangelism; because it draws the people of the world in, with the catchy sounds and melody,and while they're listening, the Spirit of God convicts them. However,I still feel that we should pay attention to the lyrics used in the Afro gospel songs,so that it does not become counterproductive. Special thanks to AFL and the invited guest.

[@Themarypeacemichael]

Well said

[@KemisolaObafemi]

Exactly.. Then i called myself a christian but still listen to worldly musics.. But as soon as i listen to christain afro beat and raps mehn.. I told myself i was missing since then i detest worldly music

[@Kaelomo_10]

Wow! I loved your song Elijah level the first time I heard it..I have known your person ,broo ,you know your calling...I see the fire burning in you ..pastor Lazarus God bless you sir....i lovd you both

[@SundayRoseline-wh8qg]

My God,can't believe I wrote a four page note during this podcast,so much to resonate on after watching this God bless you so much @gaise baba

[@samuelumoh4178]

Honestly, am happy listening to this on the 1st of January. With this message am certain this year is going to be a wonderful one for me... Thanks to everyone who made this podcasts a success 😊. Happy new year🎉.

[@ritaeffeyota]

"I have been weaned off church dependency" A powerful statement that makes you a free individual

[@nyamdungofficial]

I pray you don't misinterpret this!!!

[@ahneeette7359]

He said Weaned off Church 'invitation' .

[@nyamdungofficial]

@ahneeette7359 exactly my point!!!

[@nellykh1900]

I am happy he knows and incorporates the scriptures in his discussion.

[@expressimpact]

This shows that light doesn't shine in light but in the dark... This reminds me of Jesus when He was feasting with sinners and He made a statement to the pharisees which says it is the sick that needs a doctor not those who are healthy. Luke 5:31 - 32

[@KemisolaObafemi]

💯💯

[@maryudoh606]

My God!!! This was such a powerful interview and a wake up call. I am inspired and I've learned that we should not box God! The revival is here and creatives are the vehicle. Art is a weapon!!

[@NyetiBassey-yz8sb]

I absolutely enjoyed this conversation! My heart resonated so much with the things he said. I was literally speaking in tongues at some point. You're a blessing! Thank you sir for bringing him and for creating this platform.

[@RolakeOmoare]

I’m so blessed by this episode Thank you so much for sharing with us

[@samuelokanlawon8301]

Thank you so much AFL and Gaise Baba. This edition has greatly empower me and given me perspectives in doing what God has called me to do. As a Pastor-teacher, I have seen more transforming results in ministry in one-on-one sessions in my office as a University Lecturer than in my pulpit ministry. I have had times of asking God "why"? Though, God has given me figurative answers, yet, this edition of Stories has strengthened my validation of ministry. I thought I was odd and not good enough. Thank you sirs once again.

[@omiwolebukunmi4299]

What you shared about sin...and weight is so helpful sir!!

[@LangsonDesmond]

I was so inspired and this message came to me at the right time. I want God to tell me how I can use my creative skills which I think is Graphic designing but still not certain about it but what I know I'm sure about is that I want to use my creative to show case the word and power of God for the culture. I'm watching from Cameroon. Thank you again for this message. Let God bless us all creatives

[@angelaajadike]

This story hits a big part of me, I'm honestly moved. I pray God helps me in this part of my journey in life

[@Joyjoseph_fashions]

These guy is really intelligent,he has surely done his homework ✌️,

[@elizabethfolake7759]

Kai......My God ❤❤❤

[@OladipupoOlupe]

This discussion is really one that has been on my mind for long. Thank you sir for this

[@JudetheHighlyExalted]

This was/is a much needed conversation. The Kingdom of our God and His Christ must impose & reign upon/over the earth 🌍

[@naomiogoke]

Every BlackFlame Podcast episode has been eye-opening!

[@Damilola_Taiwo1]

I concur!

[@agneschibilikoffi4154]

I just love listening to Gaise Baba. I could listen to him all day. Powerful edition. Thank you Men Of God🙏💪

[@shadekuteesa]

Wow am a Christian creative promoter from Uganda, this is God's confirmation of what He is calling me to do in 2025, exactly what Gaise is talking about.

[@divineneworld2287]

I'm glad of this kind of podcast, I clearly understand the concept of Afro gospel, spiritually & physically, I believe the mind of believers in this part of the world are constructed within the terrain of religion, we're to rigid, we've limited the level of God's expression, I'm a music minister, as much as I do & love spontaneous worship, when it comes to praise I sample afro bit, and I myself I've been criticized for that, especially from a Christian brother then! We move!

[@ade_milare]

I just finished this video 2 days, more anointing Gaise baba you're really an influence and a model on my life. Greater blessing to Apostle for organizing this episode 🙏

[@odinakaanuniru]

Loved every bit of this! Counter culture is the way! We have a mandate and it's comforting to know we can actually carry God into the field He has called us to. We are Christian creatives in that space we possess.

[@samsonahmed3259]

Thank you so much sirs. During my NYSC I prayed to extend God's kingdom in my NYSC camp ,I was singing in our social night gathering, I participated in Mr NYSC, i go to Mami market with people who drinks even though I don't and one day someone walk into the church testifying that he hasn't enter the church for about 6 years there about but because he saw my life during the camp He came into the church. We really must wake up and not neglect the people God sends us to because they are dirty! Thank you sirs

[@reignempire17]

All i can say is, Gaise baba has a lot to offer this generation and its more than sounds. Soar on Sir. Thank you AFL for lending your voice to truth and the platform. God bless your labour of Love. I'm Hallel Reign, I'm a Talent Manager and I'm based in Abuja. Cheers!!!

[@ayojoseph1707]

This is my first time of seeing Gaize Babe but he broke down every of my assignment and explained the things have been seeking clarity on. Thank you for been you and been a role model to follow, I know and believe that Afro Gospel is here to stay cus it’s the lord weapon for the end time ❤

[@BukolaGracee]

There’s sooo much Wisdom here. So much! From Abuja Nigeria, what stood out to me was the statement about the church not being ready for the revival that is coming. Same revival we are praying for. Aya!🔥God is moving ooo in unexpected waves and if we continue to have that boxed limited mindset of religion, we may miss out on it. I am truly inspired by this session🙏🏽

[@AdesolaFadeyi]

The most effective way to influence is by connection. God reached out to us by connecting with us on all levels ( through the man Jesus) HE CAME DOWN TO EARTH! I had my eyes opened seeing that we need to go out to the world. Simply because, we are the light of the WORLD. Thank you Gaise Baba. Thank you Apostle Femi Lazarus

[@princesstrustgod-mu3cr]

Oh my God ... This is light. One beautiful thing that stood out for me is "you cannot influence what is not aware of you". I'm just seeing this guy for the first time ❤

[@ekimaryerietwa9146]

So much insight. More Grace.... Your business place is your ministry 💯

[@Uyi_Mercy]

Watching from London, UK. Too much stood out in this episode. Gaisebaba was beyond loaded! We are the salt of the earth, we can't season the soup from the jar. Lord, help us fulfil our God-given purpose, whatever it looks like, whoever accepts it or not🙏. As long as God is pleased and His agenda materialised, nothing else matters 📌 Thank you AFL for bringing us this great man of God who is passionate to see His Kingdom come!!

[@olukoyasamuel4672]

Culture shapers are not for the regular guys. This interview was so insightful and profound. Thanks Gaise Baba and Apostle Femi Lazarus.

[@DelightNewland]

I am delighted to come across your channel as well as bumping into this series today with Gaise Baba. First time learning about him. I am a creative myself and I was blown by the wisdom of God in him. What stood out to me most is " Echo chambers" because I can relate with this. Watching from USA. Two Song Titles I believe God is giving me through these interview and I will definitely credit my inspiration from this interview. God bless everyone and a great 2025!

[@ritaeffeyota]

This conversation is not the familiar, but its full of God's presence if you put off your religious hat. God bless him and open the doors and grand him expansion so that the purpose of God's calling upon him can be made manifest.

[@femioye6076]

I was blessed with your interview gaise baba..... More grace to you.... And thank you so much our pastor Femi Lazarus....

[@victorurigwe2246]

Gaise and Apostle Dey Chop knuckles thats 😊Holyghost stuff right there.❤

[@olaotanwilliams4239]

Every comment ministered....Anointed Conversation, anointed men!

[@toluogutugataiye6615]

What stood out for me was raw discussion about how to get back to the world with diverse tactics in advancing the kingdom and it's not just by picking up anyone for the assignment but for kingdom minded persons who recognized the assignment in diverse ways to bring in folks. I'm listening from France. Thank you sir.

[@agbenyisamuel4287]

I really love you for this sir, been in the ministry of helps as a music minister don't makes you less, God bless you sir

[@harriettpatrawilson6419]

This conversation is much needed, and the Gospel must be preached whether we like it or not, God is raising his own amry (Afro Gospel), and we are already seeing some of them unfold. This is so good Thank you Apostle for bridging the gap, God bless you Sir

[@owolebiayo]

I do much love this episode ❤❤ GB spoke more on what feel it should be happening. Thank you for blessing my heart and soul ❤

[@talkwithtomiz]

Gaise Baba is so authentic...he left no stones unturned

[@ChisomOgbonna-vi1wi]

Watching this just changed my thoughts totally Now I understand the verse that says light shines in darkness and darkness comprehend it not We need to take our lights to darkness so as to transform the darkness to light I feel really blessed watching this Thanks @pastorfemilazarus and @gaisebaba I'll one day come back here to testify what God has used me to do📌🙏🙏🙏

[@wankuibongben6897]

Watching from Cameroon. I’m soo touched and blessed when he said the church is not ready for the revival that is coming. My spirit felt that

[@thevictoriaogunremi]

This really blessed me. I rarely watch an hour + video till the end. But this? I had to sit with. That urge to watch till the end was there. I was indeed blessed. Thank you Apostle Femi Lazarus. Thank you Gaise Baba. More of God's anointing.

[@louislizzy]

Watching from Lagos. I can resonate with him, talking about the new, about going into the world

[@NathanDaoudou]

27:50 - Gaise baba talking about how J J Ransome-Kuti indigenized (setting) Christian hymns, church music to people of the Land in Yoruba, in the years 1900 .

[@prodbyrhubeats]

Wow thanks so so much sir, you are blessing to this generation and one to come, thanks for the word of wisdom, enlightenment I left it And was enlightened

[@doubraemmanuelvlog]

Lessons Learned from this podcast *Abel Damina should never be criticized for taking the Gospel to different podcasts, even the ones that are not "church" related *Fathers should be humble to understand that they don't know it all *The five folds have been so "overated." Everyone is Minister *The Gospel should be taken to the world not recycled in church *God cannot be boxed *Music(arts in general) is a weapon. Use it wisely *Know your history. The history of Nigeria, Africa too. The history of the church in Africa. The history of ministry in Nigeria. The history of all church doctrines in Nigeria. Thank you Gaise Baba, for being bold enough to say it as it is.

[@OriadeOlamilekan]

God bless Gaise baba and Apostle Femi Lazarus for this session. I'm sharing this with my people. We Christians needs to understand things like this

[@simplyvee1892]

wow, this is unarguably the best episode I've watched on "stories". knowledge everywhere. watching from France.

[@specialparadise9226]

Guy I wish there’s like a school for God’s creatives 😭 there’s so much. As someone that has had this understanding for years, something shifted this year negatively(but thank God for the awakening of this video). People like us need nurturing and guidance

[@studentsplanet7997]

The Church in Nigeria and the world at large are not ready for what God wants to do from Nigeria to the world. If you are reading this, May God count you worthy by His mercy!

[@ubongdaniel6966]

This is for me the Greatest Reflection of 2024... Thank you Gaise Baba and The Chief Host Apst. Femi ❤

[@patiencesardius5761]

This conversation resonated so much with me, kingdom culture, I'm so blessed thank you so much

[@loverelateTv784]

This to me, is so inspiring, and this is giving definition and more clarity to what God has been revealing through His word. Thank you, AFL and Gaise Baba

[@babatopeadefunmilayo75]

Thank God for you Gaise. Some folks who have claimed to be doing "Afro-gospel" before now may need to humble themselves & learn Gaise's definition. He is speaking from the level of light God has brought him into which they may not have caught yet. I doubt if this would have been their definition of Afro-gospel. It may shock anyone to realize that some among them may have been seeing themselves as Christian alternatives to the Davido & wizkid of this world. I hope his definition is not used only as a defense but as a guide in expressing their gifts. Whatever the case, caution shouldn't be thrown in the wind, there are thin lines. Grace unto you Gaise baba.

[@marydaniel8363]

This is powerful Any podcast where Gaise Baba is in it… I will definitely watch Kai This man is a great man of God you can’t even tell me otherwise Because ehn… a living word!!!

[@jeremiahpaul2781]

This is so profound and powerful Thank you Pastor Thank you Gaize Baba

[@preciousosarodion7946]

This episode is so powerful & enlightening. Thank you Apostle & Gaise Baba

[@BlessingPaul-e1p]

Thank you very much it's a confirmation of my own calling too , it really exposed me to many things 😭😔

[@victoriaowoeye]

I've always been amazed by the move of God through Gaise Baba. One of the things that stood out for me is that God is too big to be boxed in our shallow thinking snd religious minds. There's more of God to men beyond the temple.