Rev. Kesiena Esiri Questions ‘Worshippers’ Who Record Themselves During Worship
Rev. Kesiena Esiri Questions ‘Worshippers’ Who Record Themselves During Worship
Rev. Kesiena Esiri has sparked discussion among church members and social media users after openly questioning the rising practice of worshippers filming themselves during church services.
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Speaking at a recent gathering, he voiced concern that many Christians are becoming more interested in capturing worship moments for online posting than genuinely connecting with God.
Rev. Kesiena acknowledged that technology can be a powerful tool for sharing the gospel, but warned that it can just as easily distract believers from sincere, meaningful worship.
His remarks have generated mixed reactions. Some agree, saying the desire to look spiritual online can create shallow or performative worship. Others, however, believe that sharing such moments can inspire others and help spread faith beyond church walls.
The debate has since extended to social media, with users discussing whether recording sacred moments enhances or undermines genuine worship.
Rev. Kesiena urged Christians to reflect on their intentions, reminding them to prioritize true devotion over digital presentation.
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Source: SelahAfrik
