6 things not to wear to church this Christmas

 

People go to church for different reasons. For some their reason is to go and worship for others it’s to go and find their better halves.

Depending on the agenda, there are some clothes that some people wear to church that make you want to die.

Don’t let the saying ‘God looks at our hearts and not our physical bodies when we go to him.’ Deceive you into wearing ‘trash’.

The church has become a fashion arena where everyone is busy trying to outdo the other.

Below are clothes that shouldn’t be worn to church

Miniskirts /mini dresses

Oohh I know that it’s your dress your choice but a church is not where you go to display your thighs for every Tom, Dick, and Harry.

Wear something decent that you don’t have to constantly pull down every other minute.

Thigh high slit

Mkato sio mbaya but some slits should be left for social occasions.

Imagine being in church and constantly having to see someone’s rusty thighs.

Trousers

Even the bible discourages women from wearing trousers.

Deuteronomy 22:5 says

“A woman must not put on men’s clothing, and a man must not wear women’s clothing. Anyone who does this is detestable in the sight of the LORD your God.'

My biggest problem however is those people who still insist on wearing trousers that are size smaller and leave their muffin tires hanging.

Some not only show their panties but also their butt cracks, who can focus on teaching with such a site before them?

Biker shorts

We know you have beautiful legs and a nyash, but the church is not where to flaunt them. Keep them for your man.

Crop top

Leave that for when you are at home or walking on the streets.

Tops with open chests

Some people have very big bosoms/dashboards and want to show them off to all who care to see.

But the truth is no one cares.

Instead of leaving your whole cleavage out how about you put a shawl over your cleavage or just wear a decent top?

Wewe sio ngombe uwache matiti nje.

Lastly, if you are to wear very sharp high heeled shoes, ensure that you come to church before people are settled.

There is nothing as annoying as the pastor having to stop the sermon because he can’t keep up with the click of your heels.