One of the popular Ghanaian actresses, Bibi Bright has made it know that she has now accepted Jesus Christ as her Lord and personal savior after her encounter with Rev. Owusu Bempah.
If you can remember five years ago, the same Bibi Bright was on the Delay show where Deloris Frimpong Manso who is known to be the best in terms of interviews asked her about her stand in religion and she boldly answered that she does not believe in the Christian religion.
Now speaking in an interview on Hitz FM with Frankie 5, Bibi Bright made it known that her life has changed after Rev. Owusu Bempah appeared in her dream which prompted her to seek salvation in the church of Owusu Bempah. She told Frankie 5 that she was shocked by the revelations the man of God made about her life in the dream.
“I can tell you that on three occasions, I have encountered Him [God]. The first time, I said it was just a coincidence. The last time that I really accepted Him was my last childbirth”
she said
“I had a dream and I saw Rev. Owusu Bempah asking me to come to look for him. I remember he took off my wristwatch, took off his, and put his watch on my hand,”
she added
Bibi Bright also made it known that she never understood the dream so she discussed it with her husband of which she decided to go and see the man of God for a clearer understanding of the dreams she had.
“I went to his church. After he was done preaching, he was just walking through the crowd. He looked at me, went back, looked at me again, went back; the third time, he looked at me and asked what dream I’ve had about him. He called me, I told him the dream and he said God loves me but I’m very stubborn”.
“The man [Owusu Bempah] has piercing eyes. I couldn’t look at him straight in the eye, I kept looking away. He said I was destined to die through childbirth; it’s not masterminded by anyone.”
“Then he asked me to thank God because God had said to him that He has saved me. So the watch that I saw in my dream that he was taking off was my life, my time that had expired and God had given me another one,”
“I couldn’t walk for three days, I was in town when it happened. They had to carry me like a bag of rice. All the doctor could tell me was the child had moved but I had spoken to Rev. Owusu Bempah and he had said nothing would happen to me. I actually gave birth with my mother lying on top of me.
