IBIYEOMIE URGES CHRISTIANS TO SHOW COMPASSION IN EVANGELISM

The founder and senior pastor of Salvation Ministries, David Ibiyeomie, has urged Christians to approach evangelism with compassion, saying many Nigerians are already experiencing severe hardship.

Ibiyeomie made the remarks while speaking about the need for Christians to reach out to people with the message of the gospel while also showing practical concern for their struggles.

According to the cleric, economic hardship and difficult living conditions have left many Nigerians facing significant challenges, making compassion an important part of Christian outreach.

He encouraged believers to avoid approaching evangelism solely from the perspective of preaching but to also demonstrate love and concern for people who may be struggling.

Ibiyeomie stressed that Christians should recognise the realities facing ordinary Nigerians and seek ways to provide support where possible.

The pastor’s comments come amid continued concerns over the rising cost of living, unemployment and economic pressures affecting households across the country.

He urged Christians to make evangelism relatable by understanding the circumstances of the people they are trying to reach.

Ibiyeomie also encouraged believers to remain committed to spreading the Christian faith while demonstrating kindness and practical care within their communities.

The cleric said compassion should remain central to Christian engagement, particularly at a time when many Nigerians are dealing with economic and social difficulties.

His remarks have sparked discussions about the role of churches in responding to the challenges facing Nigerians.