Pastor James Ng'ang'a has made headlines in the recent weeks after videos surfaced online, of some of his controversial sermons.
Despite the several viral clips that have painted him in bad light, the preacher maintains that the narrative is being perpetuated by his rivals.
"Those clips were sent out by people who were once my workers and are now in rival churches," he was quoted by The Star.
The controversial preacher explained that despite the questionable sermons, his congregants know him and are fond of his teachings, which is the reason they are loyal to his church.
"My followers know me and that is why they still come to my church. I have so many followers, including women, and I would not humiliate any of them.
"We cannot be similar, kwani sisi ni meno? (we are not teeth). My people love me and they keep wondering what is wrong with haters because they were in the sermons and did not have any problem," he conveyed.
His comments come after videos surfaced, one of him threatening his male followers and another of him shaming a female congregant.
Ng'ang'a explained that he had worked hard to make his church what it was, having bought it with his own money and also paid for the broadcasting of his sermons.
"So I don't need any publicity that people are putting me into. I am old and rich enough to look for publicity.
"Why do people want to touch on the negative things I do? I feed people, I heal people among other things but no one wants to write about that," he questioned.
In an earlier clip, he was seen shaming a woman for wearing rubber shoes in his church. Ng'ang'a went further on and asked why she carried her belongings in a reusable bag, instead of a handbag.
"How can you carry such a bag? Are you a witch doctor? Who bought you this dress you are wearing? Why are you putting on rubbers, where are your shoes?" Ng'ang'a posed to the woman.