Check out religious activist’s questions for Bishop Oyedepo

Daddy Freeze questions Bishop Oyedepo on Instagram.

The On-Air Personality and leader of the free the sheeple movement shared pictures of the founder of Living Faith Church Worldwide, along with his queries.

On March 25, 2018, Freeze wrote, “Hi guys, let's go back to the U.S to make some money. After all, both the Pentecostal movement and the prosperity doctrine started there.

“How come there is no winners branch in Syria or Afghanistan? What does baba want to preach to Americans?

“They say Winners chapel is the home of signs and wonders… scroll left to see…lol… which signs and which wonders?”

Freeze begs Nigerian pastors to be truthful, shades preachers

The religious commentator also had something to say to other pastors.

He shared another Instagram post, where he referred to clerics as “Pentecostal herdsmen", while urging them to be truthful with their congregation.

The post was captioned, “#FreeTheCattle.”

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Freeze threw some more shade at pastors the following day in a new post.

He wrote, “So true….. How can you tell the cattle that their beloved tithes which they erroneously believed was working for them, after their poor minds were tuned by pulpit herdsmen and Pentecostal bandits is not only a false doctrine, it’s SINFUL, FOOLISH AND ITS A CURSE!

“They will rather be reassured that tithing is a true Christian doctrine till they find themselves in the fire with their real master, SATAN!

“2 Timothy 4:4: And they shall turn away their ears from the truth, and shall be turned unto fables. (KJV) Paul uses the word fables (μύθους), or myths, to describe the remedy that people seek in order to scratch their itching ears.”

Fast Facts on Freeze

He has gone from being just an OAP to a full-blown commentator on social issues particularly the ones that pertain to religion.

On March 11, 2018, Freeze took a step further by unveiling the official logo for his online church called Free Nation in Christ Online Church.

The beginning of his religious revolution can be traced to 2016.