Gospel musician Eko Dydda has criticised what he terms as a growing culture of judging successful Christians.
According to him, many believers are quick to celebrate hardship but become uncomfortable when smeone shares their victories.
Eko Dydda shared his thoughts in a video posted on his Instagram page on Tuesday, August 4, where he questioned why Christians are often criticised for displaying the blessings they believe God has given them.
According to Eko Dydda, many people seem to accept stories of struggle more easily than stories of success.
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The rapper said believers should not feel guilty about celebrating the victories they have worked and prayed for.
“My brothers and sisters in Christ, why do people think victory is something demonic or that celebrating God’s blessings is showing off? Why is it that when a Christian succeeds, people see it as a bad thing?” Eko Dydda said.
He explained that when Christians are going through difficult times, they often receive encouragement and support from fellow believers.
The singer noted that many Christians openly share moments of prayer and hardship on social media without criticism.
However, he argued that once those prayers are answered and someone begins enjoying the fruits of their efforts, the reaction changes.
“When you post yourself crying and praying for God to come through, everyone supports you. But when God answers those prayers, and you are finally happy, people say you are showing off. Why?” he posed.
Eko Dydda further maintained that there is nothing wrong with celebrating answered prayers, adding that success should never be treated as something shameful.
