Pastor Love Shares the Heavy Burden of Pastoral Life: "I Pray None of My Children Become a Preacher"
- Ghanaian preacher Pastor Love has opened up about the struggles of being a man of God
- The ex-husband of gospel musician Obaapa Christy shared his experience in a video
- Social media users reacted to Pastor Love's video about winning more souls for Christ
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Pastor Love Kweku Hammond, the former husband of Ghanaian gospel singer Obaapa Christy, has candidly opened up about the challenges that accompany a life devoted to pastoral ministry.
He shared his struggles in an insightful interview with popular Ghanaian media personality Kwaku Manu, which was shared widely on social media on June 24, 2025.

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Pastor Love discussed the unrelenting scrutiny that men of God often face, emphasising how this stigma can hinder their ability to express themselves freely.
He lamented that many of the harsh accusations directed at pastors are baseless and explained the profound psychological toll these misconceptions can take.

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"I have faced a lot of challenges in this role. The job is incredibly demanding. Being a pastor isn’t an easy undertaking. In fact, at times, I find myself praying to God that none of my children should ever pursue a career in pastorship. It’s a profession filled with sorrow and, at times, overwhelming depression."
Pastor Love talks about loneliness in ministry
Pastor Love elaborated on the isolation that can come with the role.
He said that as a preacher, failing to cultivate sources of joy and contentment could lead them to a dark place.
"There is often a lack of peace and happiness in this profession."
His comments hinted at a poignant vulnerability, shedding light on the emotional struggles that many in ministry endure.
Pastor Love talks about using black magic
In addition to discussing his trials, Pastor Love took the opportunity to confront long-standing rumours regarding his spiritual practices.
He firmly denied allegations that he employed black charm or 'juju', stating:
"When I preach, you will understand the depth of my message because it is divinely inspired. Consider the number of songs I have written; each is a testament to the gift I possess, which far exceeds any form of black magic."
The YouTube video of Pastor Love's interview is below:
Pastor Love shares a new prophecy
Pastor Love Hammond also recently made headlines by sharing a troubling prophecy concerning Ghana’s immediate future.
He urged Ghanaians to pay attention to the noticeable shifts in the country’s well-being and commence urgent prayers for divine mercy.
He warned that significant upheaval was on the horizon, which could leave many grappling with its consequences.
"God has disclosed to me that our nation is on the brink of turmoil due to our collective character and deeds. When this occurs, no one should assign blame to any political party. I am a genuine prophet, and the messages delivered through me from God will undeniably come to pass."

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The TikTok video of Pastor Love's prediction is below:
Pastor Love endorses Agradaa
Earlier, YEN.com.gh reported that Agradaa, also known as evangelist Mama Pat, had received support from Pastor Love.
Following an encounter with Agradaa, her spouse, and other religious leaders, the preacher encouraged her to change lives.
Many social media users reacted to the photo of Pastor Love and Agradaa together, and his words, which trended online.
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Source: YEN.com.gh