‘We hope you find peace’ Fans express concern for Tonto Dikeh as she wakes up with some dangerous thoughts, questioning God’s existence
Some fans have expressed concern for Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh as she grieves over her mother’s death while nursing some dangerous thoughts.
The death of a loved one is painful and often difficult for a person to recover from the loss, which is no different from Tonto Dikeh.
In a post shared on Instagram, Tonto Dikeh opined it’s ok to lose trust and love for God and stop believing humans are created in His image or likeness but with the power of choice.
Tonto Dikeh said she has seen more unbelievers enjoy the earth more than Christians and questions what guarantees that heaven is real.
She wrote: It is ok to lose your trust and love for God! it is ok to question God!! It is ok to stop believing you know why cause God never created us in his image, not likeness. At least not literally, the only one who is allowed to give up is the God himself. He created us with the power of choice.. Whatever rocks your boat do it, I have seen more unbelievers enjoy earth more than my Christian brethren.. What’s the guarantee that heaven is real? (woke up with some dangerous thoughts)
I guess at the end of the day. WE ALL GET TO THIS POINT, BUT WHAT I KNOW ISNT OK IS STAYING HERE FOR TOO LONG!! ITS CALLED A PERSONAL RACE and Not PERFECTION.
As expected, some fans stormed his comment section with words of encouragement and advised her not to lose hope in God.
realangelokereke wrote: It’s a test of discipleship, Jesus said If you cannot carry your cross and follow me then you’re not worthy to be called my disciple… there must be a phase or phases in a believer’s life where we must experience CROSS MOMENTS.
That’s the test of true love for Christ, when things are going well we’re quick to express our love and gratitude for him, but the reverse is the case when things turn out bad… we forget that you can only know if you truly love someone when the person gives you reasons to hate him or her.
The relationship between Christ and the believers is like that of A husband and a wife, Christ is the groom and we’re his bride…
Don’t love him only when things are going well for you, He has emotions too; The Bible said grieve not The HolySpirit…
May the greatest Comforter, comfort you and wipe your tears.
1peter5:10– after that you have suffered a while, The God of all grace will settle you, perfect you, stablish you and strengthen you.
AND YES HEAVEN IS REAL AS WELL AS HELL TOO!!!
Read the story of THE RICH MAN AND LAZARUS, When the rich man went to hell and the poor man went to heaven to stay at the bosom of Abraham, The rich man cried for water and they couldn’t help him, so He begged Father Abraham to please send someone from hellfire to go and minister to his brothers that were still alive on earth so that they could change and realize the truth, but Abraham said; ““But Abraham said, ‘Moses and the prophets have warned them. Your brothers can read what they wrote.’ “The rich man replied, ‘No, Father Abraham! But if someone is sent to them from the dead, then they will repent of their sins and turn to God.’ “But Abraham said, ‘If they won’t listen to Moses and the prophets, they won’t be persuaded even if someone rises from the dead.’”” Luke 16:29-31 NLT. Love and light
agunwamii wrote: I hope you find peace. Imagine your son saying it’s okay not to love or trust mom because I was born with a choice. Imagine your son hating you because you protected him from his ignorance, imagine your son hating you because of something way deeper / bigger than his knowledge. Romans 8:28: And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose. Do not entertain the thoughts of the devil, he enjoys to see those that love God perish. I hope you find peace. And don’t ever doubt Gods love for you. Even after this post He still loves you.
poshestmo_ wrote: Yes mama and it isn’t wrong to question these things, cause in the end life’s a personal journey and experience.
