Victoria Orenze, a well-known worshipper and gospel preacher, has boldly warned that “you can’t abbreviate the name of Jesus and expect to receive answers” in a powerful and extensively shared social media message.
Orenze discusses a new practice among Christians in an Instagram reel: simplifying prayers by rewriting “Jesus’ name” as “IJN” (which stands for “In Jesus’ Name”).
Victoria Orenze cautions that using such shorthand could have a negative spiritual impact.
In the video, she stated something that made viewers consider the sincerity and profundity of their religious language; “So we abbreviate… we abbreviate the name of Jesus. IJN. Then you will say your prayer is not answered.”
Orenze continues by highlighting the unmatched strength found in the entire name of Jesus Christ.
Many of Orenze’s followers have found resonance in her message, especially those who are unsure of the sincerity of their spiritual activities.
By exhorting believers to speak to God without taking short cuts.
