In an emotional reflection, renowned Mugithi and Gengetone artist Peter Mwangi, better known as Miracle Baby, has publicly expressed his regret for straying from a vow he made to God.
The singer, who recently faced a serious health crisis necessitating multiple surgeries, took to Instagram on Sunday morning to confess his shortcomings and seek divine forgiveness.
In his candid post, Miracle Baby admitted that despite God rescuing him from a seemingly hopeless situation, he allowed distractions to steer him off the righteous path.
“God, please forgive me. I am ashamed of the miracles you worked in my life when I thought I would never see another day,” he penned earnestly.
He acknowledged that he failed to heed God’s call to reach out to those in despair, instead allowing arrogance to cloud his judgment.
“Instead of being a beacon of hope, I lost my way,” he lamented, emphasizing his need for God’s mercy and guidance.
The artist recognized that without divine intervention, he continually falls short.
“LORD, I have sinned. Your grace is what I need to persevere, and I seek your help to walk in righteousness and holiness,” he articulated.
This heartfelt apology follows a recent performance where Miracle Baby entertained fans at an event, raising questions among supporters about his newfound commitment to ministry.
Just a few months prior, the singer had thrilled audiences with the announcement of his intention to become a pastor, a decision born from a period of self-reflection after grappling with health challenges.
He shared experiences of sitting with an older pastor as he navigated this transformative journey.
Miracle Baby has also embraced his musical roots within the gospel genre, releasing several Kikuyu gospel songs and even teaming up with his ex-wife, Carol Katrue, on various projects.
As he embarks on this dual path of music and ministry, fans and followers are hopeful that he will reconcile his ambitions with his spiritual commitment, inspiring change not just within himself but also in the community he aims to serve.
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