Social media was set ablaze with sound bites and clips. It was a ray of hope in a nation inundated with false teachings. A doyen in the charismatic world in Ghana is addressing the ills of the movement. The first video I saw was a call for the African Church to return to the five … Continue reading Conviction and Consistency: Pastor Otabil’s Greater Works 2025
Category: WRONG BELIEFS
Command Your Morning: A Shameful Interpretation Of Scripture
Have you commanded the morning since your days began, and caused the dawn to know its place, that it might take hold of the skirts of the earth, and the wicked be shaken out of it? (Job 38:12-13) The book of Job opens with a moving testimony. He was "blameless and upright, one who feared God and turned away from … Continue reading Command Your Morning: A Shameful Interpretation Of Scripture
Gospel Merchants: Blessings For Sale
This year's Greater Works Conference ---1st August-5th August--- a conference by ICGC, an evangelical, Charismatic Christian church in Ghana is ongoing at their newly built auditorium. The conference crowns an annual prayer and fasting dubbed 40days of power. Speakers for this year are the host Mensa Otabil, and two regular guest speakers, Matthew Ashimolowo and … Continue reading Gospel Merchants: Blessings For Sale
Are There Apostles and Prophets Today?
If apostles and prophets exist today, then they receive direct messages from God. They have biblical authority at par with the biblical apostles and prophets. Their words are infallible because they are words from God. The place of apostles and prophets for today's church is taught from Ephesians 4:11 as part of what is called … Continue reading Are There Apostles and Prophets Today?
The Unhealthy Growth Of Christianity In Ghana
Christianity is growing in sub-Saharan Africa and Ghana in particular. The statistics tells us. Across the more than 50 countries of Africa, Christianity has grown exponentially in the last century. In 2015, the percentage of global Christians residing in Africa was approximately 26 percent — up from just 1.4 percent in 1910 — and it’s … Continue reading The Unhealthy Growth Of Christianity In Ghana
