From Abraham Olaleye
Performance Pressure
Performance Pressure by Bishop Abraham Olaleye names the success-driven syndrome pushing African ministers toward burnout and compromise — the pressure to perform miracles on demand. Diagnosing its roots in confused Old and New Covenant thinking, Olaleye calls the Church back to its true assignment: not the illusion that a man of God can do all things, but the sufficient message of Christ crucified.
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Across Africa's churches, desperate congregants move from one "anointed" minister to the next, convinced that some man of God holds the key to their breakthrough — and pastors, in turn, feel the weight of having to perform miracles on demand. Bishop Olaleye names this a syndrome: performance pressure, the success-driven virus that pushes ministers toward burnout, financial impropriety, and even occult compromise, chasing a Key Performance Indicator Jesus never gave His disciple