Prophet Akoa Isaac, founder and leader of the Church of Prosperity, has revealed that he has never charged anyone for prayers in his 44 years in ministry.

In a video shared on TikTok, the man of God said that God provides for him and that he does not need to collect offerings from church members or charge people for spiritual services.

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In an account shared in 2020, the pastor, also known as Prophet Nakoa Isaac, said God had instructed him not to use His name to take money from people or sell items such as anointing oil, candles and Florida water.

“God told me not to use his name to take money from people or sell Florida water or candles… God doesn’t like that his name is used to take money from people. He is the one who called us into his ministry, so he will provide for us. People will always come back to show appreciation once you pray for them and they receive answers from God,” he said.

“For 44 years, I have never charged anyone for praying. I don’t take offerings; we have a normal service with prayers. Once done, everyone goes to their homes,” he stated.

The pastor also claimed that he had received several cars as gifts without spending his own money to buy them.

He said he had about 15 private cars when he started his church, all of which were given to him in the village.

“When I first started my church, I had about 15 private cars, which were gifted to me in the village. I never spent money to buy a car, even with the ones I have now,” he claimed.

He also recounted how he stayed at a hotel in London for three days without paying for his accommodation.

“I went to London at one point, and at the hotel I lodged in, I wasn’t charged a dime. I spent three days there without them taking money from me. The receptionist looked at me and told me that my stay was free of charge,” he added.

Prophet Akoa Isaac also claimed that he was powerful enough to stop rain from falling.

He shared an experience in which a shop owner gave him an item for free after he asked about its price.

“I am very powerful to the extent that I can stop rain from falling… I went to a shop to purchase an item for my vehicle. Before visiting that shop, I had heard people say that the owner wasn’t generous, and so when I got there, I asked for the price of what I wanted to buy, and he told me it was 800 cedis.

“When he mentioned the price, I then casually said he could just freely give me the item since the price wasn’t that much. The man just stared at me and said I should take the item for free,” he said.

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It will be recalled that Prophet Akoa Isaac came into the news in October 2020 after a three-storey church building under construction at Akyem Batabi in the Eastern Region collapsed.

Several worshippers who were fasting and praying at the church became trapped under the rubble, and many died.

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He was once one of the powerful and well-known pastors in Ghana, leading a large congregation. Then tragedy struck—the church building collapsed, reportedly claiming about 20 lives. In this emotional interview, Akoa Isaac takes us back to those days and shares his side of the story: his rise in ministry, the devastating church collapse, the aftermath, and how the tragedy changed his life and ministry.

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He was once one of the powerful and well-known pastors in Ghana, leading a large congregation. Then tragedy struck—the church building collapsed, reportedly claiming about 20 lives. In this emotional interview, Akoa Isaac takes us back to those days and shares his side of the story: his rise in ministry, the devastating church collapse, the aftermath, and how the tragedy changed his life and ministry.

♬ original sound - Richest Tv