One Year Without Opening the Bible? Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo’s Viral Sermon Hits Hard

 

 Nigerians React as Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo’s Viral Sermon Sparks Online Debate

ABUJA, NIGERIA - A recent sermon by Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) has been making waves on social media, with Nigerians reacting to his message and signature style. The viral clip, which has gained traction across various platforms, features Pastor Fatoyinbo sharing a thought-provoking story about a missing spoon that carried a deeper spiritual lesson.

In the story, a pastor visited a family for dinner, and after the meal, the wife noticed that the spoon the pastor used was missing. She mentioned it to her husband, who advised her to forget about it. However, she couldn't let it go and secretly judged the pastor during his sermons. A year later, when the pastor returned for another dinner, she finally confronted him about the missing spoon. To her shock, the pastor responded, "I kept it in your Bible." This revelation implied that she hadn't opened her Bible in an entire year.

The message resonated with many viewers, but it was Pastor Fatoyinbo's aura and style that also caught attention. In the video, he was seen passionately praying for his congregation, declaring, "You will rejoice over your enemy! Anyone that calls your name to do you harm will fall back to them."

As expected, social media users had a lot to say about the viral clip, with some praising his anointing and others commenting on his looks over the years.

A Twitter user, DamsonAdeleke, gushed over the COZA pastor’s charisma, writing:

"One thing about this Man be say the Man too fine, and very anointed, Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo with Style."

In response, another user, OsazAderonke, had a different take but still acknowledged his presence:

"This Man no even fine now again sef, he was hot that year but hotter now tho... COZA FIRE NO DEY EVER GO DOWN."

The viral sermon continues to spark discussions online, with many reflecting on the importance of staying connected to their faith, while others simply admire Pastor Fatoyinbo’s ever-evolving style.