Frank Edwards Shares Insight on Spiritual Maturity: “You Don’t Need to Shout on God”
By Passman Akpos
Renowned Nigerian gospel artist, Frank Edwards, has sparked conversations across social media with a recent reflection on the nature of prayer and spiritual growth.
In a candid message shared on his official platforms, the multi-award-winning singer revealed how his understanding of prayer has evolved over time.
> “At some level of spirituality, you stop shouting when you pray. As simple as ‘OUT’ and the foul spirit will leave. I used to shout like agbero; I thought it made me sound more spiritual until I started having headaches,” Edwards shared with a touch of humor.
He went on to explain that true power in prayer is not found in how loud one can be, but in faith and confidence in Christ.
> “Then I realized the power is in faith, spiritual growth, and confidence in Christ! I only shout during praise! As for prayer, I don’t need to shout on God. I don’t need to lose my voice for foul spirit to leave.”
The post has drawn widespread attention from fans and fellow believers, many of whom praised Edwards for his honesty and spiritual maturity. Some described his message as “a gentle reminder that faith speaks louder than volume,” while others saw it as an encouragement to deepen personal communion with God rather than rely on outward displays of spirituality.
Frank Edwards, known for hit songs such as “You Too Dey Bless Me” and “Oghene Doh”, has long been admired for combining music with powerful spiritual insight. His latest statement continues to underscore his message of authentic, faith-driven Christianity rooted in understanding rather than performance.
