Sycophants, Hypocrites

-PYJ Declares Those Clamoring To Worship At Weah’s Church

Nimba County Senator Prince Y. Johnson has declared all those who are clamoring to worship at President George M. Weal’s newly established church as sycophants and hypocrites who are only there to display fake loyalty as a means of protecting jobs.

In his sermon on Sunday, January 20, 2019, Pastor Johnson told the congregation that based on the grace shown him by the Almighty God; he is solely committed to serving the Lord and will preach his word and good news for the great things He has done for him.

He also explained that some people have been asking why he is not worshipping at Weah’s church let alone visit there; and he told the congregation that Weah has visited his church before and if he feels like it, he will come again and worship there with him and his congregation, but he is not part of the pretenders who go to that church to prove loyalty.

According to him, the nation should put God first in all that the people will undertake and don’t pretend to serve Him with hidden agenda because God as the Creator of Heaven and earth and all things visible and invisible whose grace and mercy must not be taken for granted.

Meanwhile, Senator Johnson in his capacity as Preacher noted that Liberians are in turmoil, proclaiming that they are at spiritual war, war with poverty, hunger and confronted with lack of economic opportunities; despite their land being abundantly blessed with both rich mineral and natural resources.

Touching on the establishment of a war crime court and its advocates, Senator Johnson who time after time has rubbished the significance of such at this time when the country is enjoying peace, calm and security, reiterated that there are many people and countries in the world that have dropped bombs on other countries and killed innocent people and are moving around without the war crime court attempting to arrest them to give account of their horrendous crimes committed against humanity rather they are running behind people who risked their lives to protect and liberate their people from the scourge of reckless and wanton massacre unleashed against them.