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In a compelling sermon delivered recently, Ghanaian actor Majid Michel stirred significant conversation with his controversial take on Christianity. Michel, known for his profound sermons, boldly asserted that Jesus Christ never performed miracles such as healing the sick or raising the dead, actions commonly attributed to Him in biblical accounts.
Michel’s sermon, delivered to a captivated audience, challenged traditional beliefs about Jesus Christ’s miracles. He stated, “Do you know Jesus never healed the sick nor raised the dead? Jesus never let the blind see.” This provocative claim was aimed at encouraging a deeper reflection on the nature of Jesus’s actions and intentions.
Michel explained his perspective by highlighting Jesus’s adherence to divine will. He quoted Jesus’s own words, “I do nothing by myself. As I see the Father do, I do. In other words, I am Jesus, I have a will, but I will not use my will; only the will of my Father I came to do.” This, according to Michel, underscores Jesus’s commitment to following the Father’s will rather than performing miracles independently.
In discussing the biblical temptation of Jesus by Satan, Michel elaborated, “If the devil had gotten Jesus to turn that stone to bread without asking his Father’s permission, he had gotten him to sin, and that is what you call sin—separation from God, independence from God.”
In a video posted on his Instagram, Michel extended his sermon to a broader critique of religion, suggesting that all major religions, including Christianity and Islam, have histories marred by violence and inhumane acts. He posited that religious adherence, in many instances, has contributed to significant global problems.
Michel, who has openly embraced Christianity in recent years, has been vocal about his unconventional religious views. He urged people to reconsider their religious practices and focus on spirituality rather than being bound by traditional religious doctrines.
The ‘Crime To Christ’ actor’s sermon invites believers to rethink their understanding of Jesus’s role and the nature of religious adherence. His provocative stance continues to spark debate and reflection among those who follow his teachings.
