VIDEO: “Sinners have no right to lecture us about tithes” – Pastor Ashimolowo tells Daddy Freeze

Pastor Ashimolowo has “destroyed” Daddy Freeze over tithe criticism. He said a man who beats his wife and children, and drinks alcohol should “shut up and let us speak”.

Ashimolowo unleashed the attack without mentioning Daddy Freeze’s name.

The KICC pastor was speaking at TREM’s annual convention. He said he wanted to settle the tithe matter once and for all. But many of the “truths” he unleashed could be nothing but distortions of the scriptures.

See my Twitter thread about Ashimolowo’s tithe sermon 👇

Pastor Matthew Ashimolowo has been sharing some untruths at TREM's Kingdom Life Conference.

Here's a short thread.

— Rotimi Akinola (@akinolarj) November 22, 2017

Not true. Even in Israel, not everyone tithed. Only those who owned lands did. Fishermen didn't. Those who worked in farms didn't. How did God secure blessing for those generations? There were pagan nations that were powerful, rich. No tithes. Early Church didn't tithe. pic.twitter.com/ICv716QTOX

— Rotimi Akinola (@akinolarj) November 22, 2017

We're healed by Jesus' stripes, not by paying tithe. Ashimolowo's probably reading from another Bible or twisting the original. Jesus came to proclaim deliverance without demanding tithes. pic.twitter.com/dNoNLwpsDl

— Rotimi Akinola (@akinolarj) November 22, 2017

Lie. This is outrageous. Tithing was not even a weightier matter of the Law. How then could it be fundamental to Christianity? Early Christians gave no tithes. Early church leaders taught none to tithe. pic.twitter.com/htXIxRNzcT

— Rotimi Akinola (@akinolarj) November 22, 2017

This is where he appealed to people's greed. "You want to be rich? You want your children's children to be rich? Tithe!" Na wash. He's saying God won't bless those who don't tithe. It's a lie. "Seeth thou a man diligent in his business? He shall stand before kings," Solomon said. pic.twitter.com/OopkC8zVmW

— Rotimi Akinola (@akinolarj) November 22, 2017

Final note: Tithing is actually fundamental to what the likes of Ashimolowo call "church". It ends and begins with money. Their belly is their god so they'll say anything to keep the inflow. Beware. If it cannot survive without money, it is not God.#TitheGate#MinistersOfMammon

— Rotimi Akinola (@akinolarj) November 22, 2017

Let me ask, should a man of God attack a critic’s character the way Ashimolowo seemed to have done to Daddy Freeze? And why? Because of tithing?