VIDEO: Gospel Singer, Dunsin Oyekan reveals how to get high on the Holy Ghost
Gospel singer, Dunsin Oyekan has explained how to get high in the Holy ghost.
In a short interview with Timi Agbaje, Dunsin explained the differences between gospel and secular artists, to which he replied that the message referring the message to is Jesus.
Timi asked, “What separates gospel artists from secular artists?”
Dunsin replied, “The message, Jesus is the message. Gospel is the message, which is Jesus.”
Timi further inquired, “Artists in the world have something to make them high when they want to perform, what is your own routine that puts you in the mood to sing? ”
Dunsin responded by saying the Bible states that being in the spirit is like being high, and he criticised using drinking as an alternative, considering it ungodly.
He admonished listeners to refrain from getting high on drinks and other substances for inspiration.
He said, “The right way to get high is through the Holy Spirit, and it’s done by praying in the Holy Ghost. So, I get high in the Holy Ghost.”
“The Bible declares being in the spirit is like being high.
The alternative of drinking is an ungodly alternative.
The right way is to stay in the spirit, pray in the Holy Ghost. That’s how you get high in the Holy Ghost. So, I get high in the Holy Ghost.”
“For those who care to listen, you don’t have to get high on alcohol; instead, get high in the Holy Ghost.”
He further explained how to get high in the Holy Ghost,
“By praying in the spirit, the Bible says building up yourself in the holy faith by praying in tongues.
By praying in the spirit, you begin to ascend into the realm of the spirit. I begin to pick frequencies of God.”
When asked why gospel artists should charge to minister,
“That’s a very dicey question. It depends on what God has told you. I call it consecration. It depends on what God has told them, but I am sure there is a place for making people fine. It depends on personal consecration.”
Dunsin said he does not charge to minister, citing consecration as the reason, and he believes God blesses him.
“My consecration demands that I don’t charge, but God blesses me.”