The 10 Disadvantages Of Being Poor with Apostle Pride Sibiya

Apostle Pride Sibiya

Being poor is difficult, and you are often struggling day to day making tough financial decisions and trying to find ways to make ends meet. You often have to do without things that may be considered necessities by some.

1. Poverty leads to lack of education. Education brings knowledge is power. Hosea 4:6 says, my people die for ignorance, lack of knowledge.
2. Poverty leads to drunkeness (Proverbs 31:7) and drunkeness leads to more poverty. Drunkeness attracts lack of self control and moral looseness.
3. Poverty leads you to be hated. According to Proverbs 14:20, a poor man is hated even by close neighbours.
4. Poverty causes you to be disregarded. When a poor man speaks he is disregarded even when he speaks in wisdom. Sometimes when a rich man gives foolish counsel the whole congregation applauds. It is wrong to do so but it is truly happening.
5. Poverty leads to domination. Younger but richer people reign over people fit to be their parents because of money.
6. Poverty destroys your spirit. When you are poor you fail to attend the conferences that you want to attend, buy necessary resources for spiritual growth and so on ... Check the message here: The 10 Disadvantages Of Being Poor with Apostle Pride Sibiya

Apostle Pride Sibiya who currently resides in Chitungwiza is the founder and president of Glory Ministries. A ministry which he started in 2001 under the unction and impetus given by the 'Holy Spirit.'

This means he has been overseeing the growth of the ministry for almost 14 years now, and this is no small feat. Apart from this, Apostle Pride Sibiya has been in ministry for 20 years now. This means he has been preaching the gospel, teaching the saints and ministering in healing and miracles for the past 20 years. Well, I am happy to say that I met him for the very fist time when he was still a minister of the gospel and not an Apostle.

Apostle Sibiya's Background: Apostle Pride Sibiya was born in the late 70s. He is the first born in a family of two. He is born to Lizzy Sibiya and the late Stanley Sibiya. He attended Sanningdale Primary School for his Primary education, from grade 1 -6. He then moved to Zengeza 8 primary for his grade 7 after the passing on of his father. He then moved to Zengeza High School for his secondary education from 1991 to 1996. This is where he did his Ordinary and Advanced learning. He then went to Domboshava Theological College where he did a diploma in pastoral studies. He also went to the University of Zimbabwe.
Receiving Jesus Christ: He received Jesus Christ and was Born Again in 1987 at a Reinhardt Bonkee Crusade, but, he later on backslid. He latter stated to attend United Methodist Church where he became an evangelist.