A South African pastor is in the news for feeding his congregation with cockroach and poisonous flower at church service.
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Pastor Penuel Mnguni, head of the End Times Disciples Ministries Church has received a lot of verbal attacks after the news went viral.
His church’s ‘Facebook Page’ posted pictures of his latest “miracle demonstrations” and everyone is talking about him.
According to the church, the act was just to demonstrate faith with a glory that never fades.
See what was shared on the Facebook page;
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“Demonstration of God’s Power
The man of God taught about the faith with the glory that never fades. Glory that is in the spirit that allows you to command anything to be anything you want. As he was ministering He called a cockroach to appear in the church indeed a cockroach appeared and the man of God explained that in the glory that never fades because it is in the presence of God by just speaking upon the cockroach it will no longer be just a cockroach but it will be food from above for whatever we touch or speak upon becomes from what is from above for we carry the glory that never fades.
He then called out the congregation to come forward and eat. Assuring them that as they about to eat they will be eating the mystery Christ. Two brothers came and shared it with each other, As they were eating it by the surprise to Mr Charles it tasted like a cheese that is not ordinary and to Mr Eric it tasted like spices. The man of God declared that as they ate their level of teaching will grow and it will never be the same. As he spoke this words the power of God touched them both greatly as they partook what is from the father.
To God Be The Glory”
It will be recalled that the same pastor was at the centre of a controversy in July 2015 after he allegedly commanded his followers to eat snakes, rocks and clothes which claimed to have commanded to taste like chocolate.
