Ugandan gospel singer Gabie Ntaate has spoken out in defence of her Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) faith and her observance of the Saturday Sabbath, following criticism from some Christian fans who question whether she is truly “born-again.”
Ntaate, known for her gospel music and Christian ministry, pushed back against the criticism, making it clear that her faith is rooted in her Seventh-day Adventist beliefs. She questioned the tendency by some Christians to use denominational differences as a basis for judging another person’s relationship with God.
The singer’s comments have reignited a wider conversation among Christian audiences about Sabbath observance, denominational identity and what it means to be “born-again.”
For Ntaate, observing the Sabbath on Saturday is an important part of her faith and should not be interpreted as evidence that she is less Christian or less committed to her relationship with God.
HIGHLIGHTS
– Gabie Ntaate defended her Seventh-day Adventist faith.
– She addressed criticism over her Saturday Sabbath observance.
– Some Christian fans have questioned whether she is “born-again.”
– Ntaate challenged the idea of judging Christians based solely on their denomination or worship day.
TAKEAWAY
Gabie Ntaate’s remarks highlight ongoing conversations within Christian communities about denominational differences, Sabbath observance and the meaning of being “born-again,” while reaffirming her commitment to her SDA faith.
