Ghanaian gospel musician, Evangelist Diana Asamoah has revealed the perception she used to have about women who wear a lot of make-up.
During an interview with blogger Zion Felix, the gospel artist disclosed that she used to see women wearing a lot of make-up as a marine known locally as “Maame water. According to Diana, she had that perception because she was still a baby Christian.
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Diana Asamoah told ZionFelix that she is now grown in her walk with God and has realized wearing make-up is not a sin or anything evil as she perceived. She added that it is the main reason why she wears make-up and wigs.
“I used to think of ladies wearing make-up, wearing wigs, and not wearing a scarf on their heads as ’maame water’ (mermaids) or evil. I didn’t want to even approach them. “But that has changed now,” she explained, “because I was still a baby in Christ.”
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“Some of our spiritual fathers didn’t support us,” Diana Asamoah continued. They influenced us to judge and believe we were better because of what we saw on the surface. I used to think that every tongue praying person was spiritual, but as I’ve grown in the Lord, I’ve realized that it’s all about what’s inside you, not how you look.”