Ghanaian gospel artist Broda Sammy has revealed his inclusive approach to sharing the gospel, expressing readiness to perform in nightclubs and drinking spots if invited.
In an interview on TV3’s Showbiz 360 with Giovani Caleb, Broda Sammy emphasized that he does not discriminate based on religious beliefs when collaborating with others. He views everyone as deserving of the gospel message, regardless of background.
Reflecting on his experiences of being turned down by various churches for performances, Broda Sammy highlighted his willingness to utilize unconventional venues like nightclubs for evangelism. He believes such places provide unique opportunities to reach individuals who may not typically attend church.
Broda Sammy underscored the importance of adapting evangelism strategies to meet people where they are, questioning why Christians can preach in markets but not in nightclubs where sin is prevalent.
He advocates for a shift in approach, suggesting that places of revelry should also be venues for spreading gospel messages through music and worship.
He concluded by urging Christians to evolve their methods of evangelism in response to changing societal dynamics, emphasizing the need to reach souls wherever they may be found.
Broda Sammy’s stance reflects a progressive view on gospel outreach, aiming to engage diverse audiences and foster inclusivity in spreading the Christian message.
