Woman who joined the Hallelujah Challenge departs and explains what actually turned her off (VIDEO)

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A Nigerian woman has sparked internet debate after disclosing what transpired when she attempted to take part in

Pastor Nathaniel Bassey's Hallelujah Challenge this year.

In a video, the woman, who goes by @kosyuncut on TikTok, admitted that she had lost her passion for the well-known online prayer and worship app.

"I always looked forward to previous editions, joining with excitement and passion," she explained.

This year, though, things felt different since she was unable to maintain her spiritual engagement or attention.

"I joined, but after ten minutes, I left."

She claims that she recently chose to participate in one of the live sessions but was unable to stay for very long.
The young lady acknowledged that she began to doubt her own spiritual discipline and earnestness as a result of her unexpected fatigue.
She questioned whether she had enough urgent problems to pray about as a result of her lack of dedication.

Acknowledges Feeling Overburdened and Spiritually Depleted

She continued by saying that although she had a number of personal prayer spots, she just didn't feel prepared to use them.


As she put it:

"What has kept me from participating in the Hallelujah Challenge? Since its inception, have you participated in the Hallelujah Challenge? I'm not the only person who hasn't participated in the Hallelujah Challenge since its inception. Please understand that I am a supporter of the Hallelujah Challenge and have nothing against it. I haven't participated in this one, although I used to do the others. I'm simply exhausted and overburdened.

In fact, I joined yesterday. I joined Pastor Nathaniel when he was live, and I assure you that I didn't stay even ten minutes there. I left because I was so tired. And I kept asking myself why I was acting so casually. Does that imply that I have no issues that I would like to pray for? perform I not have any things I would like God to perform for me? Naturally, there are things I would like God to accomplish for me. However, I'm not up to it, I have no idea why, and I'm not sure if I'm the only one experiencing this.

"You're interested in joining, but you don't picture yourself doing so. I'm curious whether there are others who are similar to me. Tell me, please. Do you participate in the Hallelujah Challenge? If you haven't been participating in the challenge, why haven't you joined them in prayer? I'd really like to know, so tell me. I don't just feel like it, that's all. My own has simply not been up to par. I can't be the sole individual.

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