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What I Did When a Lady Told Me She Left Our Choir Because a Brother Broke Her Heart –Apostle Suleman Revealed

 

 

At a recent Recovery Conference, Apostle Johnson Suleman, founder and senior pastor of Omega Fire Ministries International, shared a moving story that touched on heartbreak, restoration, and divine timing. He recounted the story of a young lady in his church choir who suddenly stopped singing. Despite having a large choir, her absence stood out because of her talent and presence. Curious, Suleman asked about her whereabouts and was told she had left the choir. He called her in and asked what happened.

“She said, ‘Dad, there’s no love in the church,’” Suleman shared. When he pressed further, she explained that she had introduced a brother in the choir to her friend, only for the brother to block her and start pursuing the friend. “I feel heartbroken,” she said.

Suleman responded with compassion, saying, “That man doesn’t deserve you. Forget about it.” She accepted his encouragement and began to heal. Not long after, God orchestrated a new chapter in her life. A young man who often came to Suleman’s office just to sit and observe caught sight of the lady during one of her visits. The moment she walked in, his eyes followed her. “Papa, who is she?” he asked, visibly intrigued.

Suleman, with a touch of humor, praised the lady highly: “Character sound, morally sound, spiritually okay, good family background.” The young man, astonished, asked, “Did you rehearse this?” Suleman calmed him down, called the lady back, and told her about the man’s interest. Today, the two are married. Apostle Suleman used the story to teach a profound lesson: when it is God’s time, divine help and alignment will manifest. “Even hidden potentials and covered graces will be revealed when help comes from above,” he declared.

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