By Rachael Omidij

The Celestial Church of Christ has fired back at pastor David Ibiyeomie after disclosing the hatred he has for the white garment churches.

The Celestial Church said that the pastor is not a real man of God and that he worships his father, the devil.

The Celestial Church of Christ made the statement via their official Instagram pages, celestialgeneration and cccworldwide1, respectively.

Adding that, the celestial church restricts alcohol consumption because it negatively affects the presence of holy spirits, debunking what the pastor said about the white garment churches.

Recall Pastor Ibiyeomie has stated in his recent sermon that white garment church officials use demonic psalms and other rituals to alter children’s destinies, which is why children start acting in ways they never had before.

cccworldwide1 wrote, ”I put to you that you’re NOT a true man of GOD and you definitely worship your father, the devil! CELESTIAL CHURCH OF CHRIST is NOTHING CLOSE to what you said. May GOD forgive you and open your eyes.”

Celestial Generation wrote, “Pastor David Ibiyiomie of the salvation ministries in a viral video professed his hatred for white garment churches. He adduced his reasons to the fact that some ‘cele’prophets according to him ‘put the name of people’s children in kai kai and chant incantations(demonic psalms according to him)prophesying that those children never amount to anything by being alcoholics.

Well, cele is not a generic name for white garment churches and there are denominations even in white garment churches,so only him knows the white garment prophet he encountered where the name of his children were dipped in a gin.

In every celestial church parishes, every service days,It is always read to the hearing of everyone how the church forbids alcohol drinking as the odour of it repugns the presence of the holyspirit which is copiously enshrined in the constitution of the church.Hence every prophet worth his salt in CCC abhors alcohol as a drink muchless as a spiritual formulae for any kind of prayer…”