There Is Nothing Like Three Square Meals For Me, My Cooks Are Here. They Don’t Give Me three square

During a sermon aired on Celebration TV on Monday, July 20, 2026, the General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministries International, Apostle Johnson Suleman, criticized the common belief that people should eat three meals every day, encouraging Christians to prioritize their spiritual lives over constant attention to food.

While preaching, Suleman humorously challenged the popular phrase “three square meals,” using jokes and wordplay to argue that many people place too much emphasis on eating instead of pursuing their God-given purpose.

He said, “How can somebody say money tonight? There is nothing like three square meals for me. My cooks are here. They don’t give me three square meals. Whoever invented that three-square thing needs to be flogged.”

The preacher then playfully questioned the expression by referring to mathematics and physics, drawing laughter from members of the congregation.

“You teach physics, right? You are a physics lecturer. Is physics a square? Is three a square? Sorry, is three square? Three is triangle now. So what is three square?” he asked.

Suleman further argued that, in his opinion, the phrase was grammatically incorrect.

“Even in modern English, that’s a wrong English,” he remarked.

Using the expression as an example, he cautioned Christians against making food the main priority in life.

“Three square meals in the morning, eat in the afternoon, eat in the night. Did you come to eat and die?” he asked the congregation.

His comments were part of a broader message on fasting, self-control, and spiritual maturity. Suleman urged believers to discipline their physical desires and place greater value on their relationship with God than on personal comfort.

According to the cleric, although eating is a normal and necessary part of life, it should never become life’s primary focus or prevent Christians from pursuing their spiritual purpose and fulfilling God’s calling…See_More