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Could you believe in a false spirit? Do you know how to avoid this danger? Learn what the Bible teaches about discerning between the Holy Spirit and false spirits! Rodgers Atwebembeire explains.

Today there’s a group of churches that twists and changes what the Bible says about the “oneness” of God. Even though they call themselves Pentecostals, “Oneness” or “Jesus only” Pentecostals are dangerously different in what they teach.  Rodgers Atwebembeire explains—and answers from Scripture.

Learn more at
https://acfar.org/warning-oneness-pentecostalism.aspx

Self-proclaimed “men of God” are getting money and sexual favors from unsuspecting women and girls. Listen—and don’t be the next victim!

Read more here:
https://acfar.org/pdflibrary/Sisters-Warning-False-Prophet.pdf

Why this craving for miracles today? Church attendance is often based on whether miracles seem to be happening. Satan takes advantage of this hunger for the supernatural to sow division, deception and even destruction of innocent or ignorant believers. “Does God still perform miracles? How do I know whether a miracle is of God or not? Can a man be false when his ministry is characterized by miracles?” Young Christians are asking serious, honest questions! Rodgers Atwebembeire carefully answers from God’s Word.

Robby Muhumuza—a seasoned, longtime observer of Uganda’s complex religious scene—brings us a helpful survey of controversial groups originating in East Africa.

Eminent West African theologian Dr. J. Kwabena Asamoah-Gyadu assesses what the Bible says about the healing and prosperity “gospel.”

Learn more on this topic at

https://acfar.org/pdflibrary/Akropong%20Prosperity%20Statement%20A4.pdf

We must always ask, Does the supposed prophet make factually false claims about himself or his work?  We must test the claims of Mormonism, Branhamism, and other groups that make supernatural boasts in conflict with both facts and Scripture. Rodgers Atwebembeire explains.

You can download our free tract “4 WAYS YOU CAN TELL TRUE FROM FALSE PROPHETS” at https://acfar.org/four-ways-true-false-prophets.aspx

Other helpful articles:
http://mit.irr.org/book-of-mormon-archaeology-full
http://mit.irr.org/ten-questions-and-answers-on-book-of-abraham

Helpful videos:
The Bible vs. the Book of Mormon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G1mFdO1wB08
The Lost Book of Abraham
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hcyzkd_m6KE

Unaweza kuwa unashangaa ukisema “Je! Si kila mtu anajua kile amabacho Yesu alimaanisha?" Kwa kweli unapoangalia maandiko, unaona kuwa kama yalivyo wazi kuhusu kile Yesu alicho kisema. Alakini sio kawaida kuwa wazi, kuhusu kile Yesu alicho kimaanisha kulingana na kile alicho kisema. Katika sehemu ya kwa ya ujumbe wake, Hahirwa Kamanzi Innocent anafafanua Yohana 8:28.

“Doesn't everyone know what Jesus meant?" In fact, when you look at the scriptures, you see that they are very clear about what Jesus said—but it’s not always clear what Jesus meant. Kamanzi Innocent explains John 8:28.

Beware—predictions made in God’s name that are not fulfilled identify a false prophet! Rodgers Atwebembeire explains this important biblical test—and applies it to William Branham, Benny Hinn, Ellen G. White, T.B. Joshua, and others.

Learn more—download free resources here:
https://acfar.org/four-ways-true-false-prophets.aspx
https://acfar.org/whats-wrong-with-seventh-day-adventism.aspx
https://acfar.org/william-branham-healing-and-heresy.aspx
https://acfar.org/is-brother-branham-your-absolute.aspx 

Join us for an encouraging journey through the Christmas story, as recorded in Luke 2:1–20!