Apostle Suleman Reveals How Miracle Money Works and Why It Is Misunderstood
Apostle Johnson Suleman, founder and senior pastor of Omega Fire Ministries International (OFM), has explained the concept of “miracle money,” describing it as divine intervention rather than an economic system, while condemning critics who dismiss it using human logic.
Speaking during a sermon aired on YouTube, Suleman said miracle money is often attacked because people attempt to rationalize spiritual realities. “When people want to water down God’s Word, they initiate logic,” he stated, insisting that God does not operate by human limitations.
According to him, miracle money is rooted in the integrity of God’s Word. Citing Psalm 138:2, he said, “God has exalted His Word above His name. God is committed to every word that has come forth out of Him.” He added that whenever the Word is corrupted, manifestations disappear.
Addressing critics who label miracle money a scam, Suleman dismissed such claims. “It takes a scammer to know a scam. Ignore him,” he said, adding that those who lack revelation often resort to attacking other ministers. “When you have no message, you start preaching people instead of preaching Christ,” he noted.
The cleric clarified common misconceptions about miracle money, stressing that it does not mean sitting idle and waiting for money to appear. “Miracle money is not an economy; it is an intervention,” he explained. According to him, it occurs when believers are pushed into impossible situations and divine provision shows up unexpectedly.
He further explained that miracle money can come in different forms. “Somebody promised you and forgot, then suddenly remembers – that’s miracle money,” Suleman said. “Any financial addition that comes by divine intervention is miracle money.”
Using practical examples, he questioned the selective logic applied by critics. “You committed your journey to God – Is God a pilot? You prayed for healing – Is God a doctor?” he asked, emphasizing that faith transcends natural reasoning.
Apostle Suleman also criticized the irony of pastors condemning miracle money while sharing testimonies of unexplained financial provision. “You condemn miracle money and in the same message testify how someone you’ve never met blessed you financially,” he said.
He concluded by reminding believers that humans are both natural and spiritual beings. “When you switch from the natural to the spiritual, miracle money shows up,” Suleman declared, urging Christians to trust God’s supernatural ability beyond human logic.
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