Nearly six months after announcing his decision to become a preacher, Peter Miracle Baby was seen performing at a club, sparking discussions among his fans. The Gengetone artist surprised many in early June when he revealed his commitment to faith, a decision he made amidst health challenges.
At the time, Peter shared that he was on a journey of self-discovery, posting a photo of himself seated in a church beside an elderly pastor. He had been performing Kikuyu gospel songs and occasionally collaborating with his wife, Carol Katrue, who had also hinted at his transformation. She celebrated his new path, posting, “To more wins babe, officially Pastor Peter Miracle Baby.”
In a recent video, however, Peter was seen performing one of his popular songs on stage, leading to questions about his return to secular music. Addressing this on Instagram, he shared a lengthy message clarifying his decision: “I’ve seen many people question me about going back to secular music. Yes, I’m back, and I want to address that talent is given by God, and one day He’ll ask me, ‘I gave you a talent; what did you do with it?'”
He added, “I’ll still serve the Lord in my own way… I also have a family that depends on me, and I need to work to provide for their needs. So, stop judging me because, just like you, I am human.”
Quoting Matthew 7, Peter reminded followers not to judge others, saying, “Do not judge, or you too will be judged. For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you.”
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