Pastor Laurie Ntia has sparked conversations among married women, urging them to rethink their bedroom attire.
During a recent sermon, Ntia explained the importance of dressing in intimate settings, advising women to avoid wearing jeans to bed.
This advice came while questioning attire choices in a marital context. She asked, “Married people only, what are the marriage conflicts that we see in marriages, and how do we resolve them?”
A man from the congregation chimed in, referencing a biblical verse: “How would she wear jean trousers to sleep when the Bible says, ‘O ye gates; even lift them up, ye everlasting doors; And the King of glory shall come in.’”
Ntia responded with a reminder, quoting, “The Lord is strong and mighty in battle.” She then urged the women, “Sisters, you don’t wear jean trousers to your bedroom; the king wants to come.”
“He who has an ear, let him hear what the spirit says,” Ntia said, calling on married women to be mindful of their choices and embrace spiritual teachings as a guide in their homes.
