A thought-provoking message titled “If You Are Broke, Avoid Getting Married” is gaining attention ahead of a youth-focused church service this Sunday, where issues of financial responsibility and relationships are expected to take centre stage.
The statement, which has already sparked conversations among young people, is intended to highlight the importance of financial stability and personal preparedness before entering marriage. Organisers say the message is not meant to discourage marriage, but rather to encourage responsible decision-making among youth.
According to sources close to the program, the sermon will address common pressures faced by young people, including societal expectations to marry early, financial struggles, and the realities of maintaining a household. The message will emphasise that marriage requires more than love alone, pointing to the need for emotional maturity, spiritual grounding, and financial readiness.
Speakers are expected to draw on biblical principles to support their arguments, stressing wisdom, planning, and discipline in building a stable future. Practical guidance on managing finances, setting priorities, and seeking personal growth before commitment will also form part of the discussion.
The upcoming service is anticipated to attract a strong youth audience, with many eager to engage in open conversations about relationships, finances, and long-term planning. Organisers believe the message will challenge young people to rethink their approach to marriage and focus on building a solid foundation for the future.
