Bushiri Encourages Fellow Prophets to Start Businesses

Bushiri Encourages Fellow Prophets to Start Businesses

Prophet Bushiri 

Prophet Shepherd Bushiri has asked his fellow Prophets in the country to do a lot of personal investments like venturing into businesses for the support of their own families and their ministries 

Prophet Bushiri was speaking during the first ever Prophets Summit on Friday in Lilongwe. He said Men of God can do so many businesses that may not necessarily need much of their time. 

He urged them not to rush buying things like cars “First of all invest…, am saying this from my own experience” he said and gave an example of himself saying he owns several companies including his diamond business.

In order to run away from widespread notion that Prophets take money from the people he said “Let us have our own things in order to expand our ministries.”

“We are not growing, Prophets in Malawi our Ministries are not growing!” he said “That is not success, there are people out there we must reach them out, we have to gather millions in stadiums, we need to make some crusades but we cannot do it without finances.”

Group of Malawi Prophets 

“If we don’t have money we will not achieve anything so it is good that you own personal businesses if you want to take this far. It’s not about fame but impact you are bringing to the people.”

Later in an interview Bushiri dismissed widespread notion that Prophets take money from poor people by saying that Prophets spend church money for events and services though Sunday collections are not enough to support the prophetic missions.

“If there are poor people then they don’t have and you can’t get something from somebody who don’t have” he said “If pastors were rich because of the church then all pastors could be reach”

Prophet Bushiri speaking to fellow Prophets. 

Bushiri made emphasis that personal investments among church leaders will stop people from continuing denting their image on church finances at the same time motivate believers who often take from their pastors to start working hard in their endeavors and stop relying on saying that God will always provide “but also God provides for the hardworking people” he said