“Sunday morning service is not a time for us to show up in tight or body exposing attires.”

“Sunday morning service is not a time for us to show up in tight or body exposing attires.”

Prophetess Juanita Bynum.

What I am going to minister today is out of love for you and out of love for who I know God has called you to be.
We must refuse to be in a position where it is like we are trying to back-pedal and front-pedal at the same time.

So many beautiful women on a sunday mornings with a cleavage all the way down that the cracks of their breasts can be seen.
We use this terminology ‘we have to come as we are’. Yes we should come as we are but not stay as we are.

Your skirts can’t be so tight and so short that half of your thighs are out. I can’t even get the concept of somebody with insufficient undergarments on and a short dress with legs all greased up (excessive oil applied) comfortable in service on a Sunday morning.

What kind of message are we trying to send? Because to me, that looks like somebody that is ready to sell their bodies for money.
Someone that is not purged out in God and can in any minute go at the side, call on a deacon and raise their dresses up.

How do we dress with short clothes when we are quite huge, and wear clingy revealing dresses in a place where everyone is to be focused on God? Something is wrong with that. I am not saying we should go on looking fogey( old-fashioned).

I love to look all beautiful but there is a place and a time for it all and sunday morning service is not a time for us to show up like this.
We must refuse to come to church on a sunday morning to worship God without sufficient inner wears and underwears .

For some reason, we don’t want to put on clothes and I don’t know why. Is it because we have finally got enough money to buy tight clothes or what? And now everything we wear has to be tight and sexy ?

Worship, brokenness, ‘Lord, here I am’, ‘God, purge me and cleanse me’. Should all be common’ not sex appeals.

We most hold dearly the admonition from the scriptures to dress in modest apparel. And there is something wrong when the Holy Ghost never corrects us on the way we dress even when our poor dressing is evident before all.

Everything we wear must not always be a bodycon (body conscious clothing designed to reveal the body).

Also, We can’t have our chests all out on facebook because we are not in church. In all we do and everywhere we find ourselves we must represent our heavenly culture of modest adorning.

Some of us say ‘but you know what you wear is not what is in your heart.’
The truth is, the way you look is testifying of what is in your heart.

And some of us do this to find a spouse. Do you think a true son of God would want this? Because if that is what it took to turn him on to you, then there is another girl out there that looks better than you.