Pastor Ezekiel Odero reportedly sent shockwaves through his church after claiming to have received a divine vision about his death.
According to the pastor, God revealed to him that he will pass away in the second month of the year, a statement that has left his congregation in disbelief.
The announcement, made during a recent sermon, has caused mixed reactions among followers. Some expressed concern and fear, while others questioned the authenticity of the prophecy.
Pastor Odero, known for his charismatic preaching, insisted that the message was a genuine warning and not a call for panic.
“I do not wish to alarm anyone,” Pastor Odero reportedly said, “but I felt compelled to share the vision God gave me. It is a premonition, a sign of what is to come, and it should guide us in prayer and reflection.”
Members of the church described the atmosphere as tense following the revelation. Several congregants admitted feeling anxious, unsure of how to respond to the pastor’s claim.
Social media platforms quickly picked up the story, with many debating whether such declarations are spiritually genuine or a form of attention-seeking.
Despite the controversy, Pastor Odero urged his followers to remain steadfast in faith. He emphasized the importance of living righteously and cherishing every moment. “Life is unpredictable, and we must embrace each day with gratitude,” he said, urging his congregation to continue worship and prayer without fear.
Religious experts suggest that claims of premonitions and divine visions are common in spiritual communities. They often serve to inspire reflection or reinforce faith, though they can also lead to anxiety among followers if not carefully communicated.
Many will be watching closely to see how Pastor Odero and his church respond in the coming weeks.
Whether the prophecy holds true or not, it has undeniably stirred conversation and debate across Kenya’s religious landscape.