Hmmm Trance? Is trance your mate? Forget say things don spoil oo. If not all the things that are happening that are not proper. Some people will do small shaky shaky and be shouting ori oke. Ori oke kor, ori isale ni? I heard of a sister one time who got angry because the shepherd in charge didn’t allow her to go on trance. Some shaky shaky people are angry with the Shepherd or Leader in Charge of their parish. Some even left the church because they were not allowed to go on what they call Trance. Is it their fault?

Everybody is sleeping on the mat abi on bed, carrying candles and bible, dressed in wedding gown and gloves like somebody that wants to dance Cheorography to “opomulero”, “Igwe” or “HE lives in me”. Ask them what trance is, what is done there, why do people go on trance or what importance the trance will bring to them, the church or congregation. All many know about Trance is laying down, giving orders, sleeping and waking up and giving messages (of course, without verification).

The definition of our generation’s trance is catastrophic. These people keep doing shaky shaky and desire trance after they have told their friends to take pictures and videos of them. Who bewitched these people? Jesus Christ, Erin de npami sha. Somebody that doesn’t know John 3:16. The trance now is not the problem, the issue is proper representation. Everyone now knows you went on trance, you wore gloves and a wedding gown, people came to vigil and isokale, sang and clapped and did all sorts. Okay, okay oo but afterwards, you will not leave fornication, shisha (Igbakeji sango), smoking etc. And the worst part is they will be the same people to upload it on their social media handles), Your dressing is nothing to write home about. Iwokuwo sha afi bi ashewo and the guys nko use brooch like 5, necklace like 10, use shades like welders. How do you expect me to accept your message when you have revealing tattoos all over your body? As a guy, you have piercings and you even used the earrings during service or you have all the yahoo-boy like dada. May God help us. Jesu Oluwa wa

Written By Ayo Elijah