Diana Hamilton is a gospel musician
Award-winning Ghanaian gospel musician, Diana Hamilton has disclosed that she would not be disappointed if it turns out heaven does not exist.
According to her, she believes she is already living a life that aligns with the teachings of Christ.
Speaking in an interview on Okay FM on November 17, 2025, Diana explained that her fulfilment comes from knowing she has lived according to God’s word.
“No, I won’t be disappointed if there’s no heaven because I would have lived the life that Christ asked me to and I will be fulfilled that I’ve done everything I’m supposed to do. How I’m not guilty of anything now is enough for me,” she said.
Diana Hamilton stated that despite her hypothetical statement, she strongly believes in life after death.
She pointed out that the wonders of creation and the complexities of the world strengthen her conviction in God’s existence.
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“I believe that there’s life after this life. The kind of things that go on in this life, I always say that when you go to Australia and you would still doubt there’s God, then I don’t know what else could convince you,” she noted.
Sharing an experience during her travels, she noted how time differences across countries reveal the mystery of God’s nature.
“I was travelling from Australia to the UK and talking to my husband at the same time. It was Saturday in UK, where my husband is and Sunday where I was at the time.
“Does it make sense? When we are celebrating Christmas, we will see Australians celebrating New Year already,” she shared.
Diana added that even though humans cannot fully explain everything about God, the supernatural power governing the universe is undeniable.
“It’s surprising but God is Omnipresent so it’s possible. He is everywhere, sometimes we can’t explain that but you should know there’s a supernatural power holding that,” she added.
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