Lawrence Oyor recently posted a funny meme, see what it means

Lawrence Oyor recently posted a funny meme, see what it means

Memes as known is for the aim of making people laugh. Although it can be in a form of image, piece of text or video, it’s purposes of humour won’t still not be lost.

With it’s rapid circulation in the social medias, it is now becoming an element of passing information.

Lawrence Oyor is a monster of God that is known for his revival chants in programmes. He got married to his heartrob, Darasimi Oyor a month ago. He has of recent poosted a funny meme on his Facebook page. 

With the caption “Repent. My brothers REPENT!!!”, he took to his Facebook page to send a deep thought provoking message through the meme. In the meme, three doors were seen before a man. First was talking about the man telling a lady how he feels, the second was talking about having a nice time with the lady by taking her out on a date and propose love to her and the last one was talking about involving into spiritual things with her, thereby neglecting his feelings for her.

In the meme, the man picked the third door which talked about neglecting his emotions and embracing spiritual things whereas he is dying inside. Lawrence has used this explain to explain the bitter phenomenon going round the Christian Brothers.

Many will ignore their emotions all in the bid of being spiritual. With this they tend to be tagged “overspiritual”. He asked them to repent simply because we all are spiritual beings and at the same time physical beings.

We should not embrace the spiritual and leave the physical being not should we leave the physical to embrace the spiritual being. 

There should be a balance between our spiritual life and our physical life. That’s the message Lawrence Oyor wishes to pass through the funny meme. Nothing more. 

This is a bitter truth on Christian Brothers who do overlook their physical life in the bid of being spiritual forgetting we are both spiritual and physical. Christian Brothers in this category are thereby called to repent by Lawrence Oyor.