Founder of Prophetic Hill Chapel, Prophet Nigel Gaisie, has shared concerns about the future of Christianity in Ghana over the next 30 years.

In an interview on Adom TV, shared online on November 11, 2026, Nigel Gaisie disclosed that he has a troubling vision of what Christianity could become in the next three decades.

According to him, the standards of Christianity have declined, adding that pastors in the younger generation want to take the easy way out.

He explained that some young pastors want to achieve the level of success he has attained but are unwilling to go through the pain, sacrifice, and struggles that came with his journey.

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“These young guys are not like what we used to be like. They are not serious, and they don’t want to go through the process. I was here from 11 PM to 1 AM praying with the team, which I should have been part of, but if you don’t come, they won’t pray. It is heavy work.

“It is terrible because I cry for Christianity for the next 30 years. They don’t have the zeal and passion. They want to achieve what I have achieved overnight,” he said.

Nigel Gaisie further claimed that some young pastors are more focused on worldly things, particularly money, than the work of ministry.

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He added that some are also influenced by pastors who place excessive emphasis on prophetic activities.

“I think they are full of worldly things. All they want is money, and if you tell them to go for evangelism, they won’t do it well. Some are being influenced by the pastors who are projecting excess of the prophetic,” he added.

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