Slay for your husbands to keep your marriages, it's not always about prayers- Diana Asamoah to wives
Ghanaian gospel musician, Evangelist Diana Asamoah is encouraging women, especially Christian wives to keep their marriages by "slaying" for their husbands.
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Speaking on UCook hosted by Empress Gifty, she mentioned that gone were the days when people who looked unattractive in appearance or shabbily dressed were Christians since times have changed.
Today, people like herself who previously promoted that agenda of Christians having poor fashion sense have changed their mindsets following her in-depth knowledge of the word of God which isn’t against having good fashion taste.
“Slay in dressing so that your husband does not leave you. It is not always the devil who destroy marriages. Sometimes, it’s because of the way as a woman, you present yourself and dress. The sight of some women in the kitchen is undesirable but even in the kitchen, you must look good,” she said.
She openly discussed her choice to embrace a more vibrant lifestyle, saying, "Embracing flair and style is perfectly aligned with Christian values. I previously believed that dressing shabbily was a sign of spirituality, but I've come to realise that's not the case.
“My understanding of God has deepened, and I've learned that people are often drawn to Him not just through our words, but also through our appearance and confidence.
“Sometimes, our outward expression can be a powerful testimony, inspiring others to follow our path to God,” she stated.
Until recently, Diana Asamoah had been known to be very reserved with her looks. However, all that has changed in the last few years and Diana Asamoah who has vehemently spoken against makeup and wearing of wigs among other fashion tastes has been at the peak of her fashion sense. ( Related article: False biblical doctrines influenced my poor fashion sense – Diana Asamoah)
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In an interview last year, Diana Asamoah revealed that some doctrines she imbibed in her early Christian life influenced her poor fashion sense.
“When I gave my life to Christ, there were a lot of false doctrines. Apraku My Daughter was the famous pastor by then.
“So, my church invited him, and when he came, he said that a dwarf took him to a forest where it was revealed to him that ladies’ hair cream is made of blood, the powder is from the ashes of human bones, including make-up products and others, and he made us understand that anyone involved in such things wouldn’t make it to heaven,” she said at the time.
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