Deeper Life member reveals why some women are single in her church amid debate about modest wedding dresses

A Deeper Life CChurch member has shared what she believes is the reason a number of Deeper Life women are still single. 
 

Amid a debate about what is considered decent wedding dress for Deeper Life brides, Debby Igbonanwa said God has refused to bless some of her church members with a husband because He knows they plan to dress indecently on their wedding day. 

She wrote on Facebook: 'The reason "some" of you are still single today is because you already have something bad you will do on your wedding day. God have seen your heart already. I will advice you repent so that God will finally release his son to notice you. 

'Of course, this is not for real Christians that are single because God has something special for them.  God is obviously preparing his choicest son for them. 

'This is for the singles promoting evil and taking screenshots of indecent dresses. 

'Some of you have taken screenshot of the illusion you will wear on your own day. Na that illusion for your mind make man never notice you. Even our brothers want real Godly sisters, not sisters that are fascinated by an illusionary dress.  Real Christian brothers go for gold. Bought and purchased by the blood of the lamb. So, keep screaming "na this type I go sew" Keep listening to fake Christian content creators that are brainwashing you. People wey dey find how to complete their 100 dollars Facebook threshold. 

'They will hail you, support evil so that their numbers will keep increasing. So that the world will applaud them. They will keep speaking from both ends of their mouths to remain relevant. Meanwhile, they can't do what they are supporting. Double standard lives. 

'God forbid! 

'In their own time, they followed rules and dressed well oh. Now, they can't advice singles following them to dress well  too. Deceivers looking for cheap Facebook money. Keep listening to them.' 
 

In another post, she condemned Deeper Life members who wear the approved dress for their church wedding, then change into another for their reception.