Pastors who don’t obey the rules of Christ are Marlians - Daddy Freeze


- Nigerian media personality Daddy Freeze has noted that all pastors that do not obey the rules of Christ are Marlian pastors 

- The controversial man described Marlian pastors as people who ask their congregation to pray bad for their enemies 

- Daddy Freeze also claimed that pastors that tell congregants to pay their seed to the church to have a better life are Marlians 

Popular controversial media personality Daddy Freeze has called out pastors that do not obey the rules of Jesus Christ. 

The media personality said those pastors are Marlians because they fail to obey Christ. 

According to Daddy Freeze, Marlians are people who don't obey rules which means that any pastor that does not follow the rules of Christ is also one of them. 

Daddy Freeze, who is known for coming after pastors who he believes are not doing the right thing, shared his thoughts on his Instagram page.

He also listed examples of pastors that are Marlians. He said pastors that ask their congregation to pray for bad things to happen to their enemies or tell their congregation that they would live a good life if they pay tithes are Marlians. 

Daddy Freeze added that pastors that ask their congregation to only marry people from the same church are Marlians. More Instagram page

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