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Wanjiru Ng’ang’a, the author of this series, serves as a staff researcher at ACFAR Kenya and is the founder of the Christian blog “In Truth She Delights.” She is passionate about inspiring fellow young Christian women to study the Bible and discern false doctrine.

In this episode, Danson Ottawa of ACFAR Kenya sits down with Wanjiru Ng’ang’a to discuss her thought-provoking article, “Mysticism: The Dangers of Seeking Special Revelation.” They explore the allure and risk of pursuing mystical experiences and special revelations outside of the Bible.

Wanjiru sheds light on the deceptive nature of these practices by contrasting them with the sufficiency and authority of Scripture for spiritual guidance.

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Wanjiru Ng’ang’a, the author of this series, serves as a staff researcher at ACFAR Kenya and is the founder of the Christian blog “In Truth She Delights.” She is passionate about inspiring fellow young Christian women to study the Bible and discern false doctrine.

Wanjiru Ng’ang’a, the author of this series, serves as a staff researcher at ACFAR Kenya and is the founder of the Christian blog “In Truth She Delights.” She is passionate about inspiring fellow young Christian women to study the Bible and discern false doctrine.

Wanjiru Ng’ang’a, the author of this series, serves as a staff researcher at ACFAR Kenya and is the founder of the Christian blog “In Truth She Delights.” She is passionate about inspiring fellow young Christian women to study the Bible and discern false doctrine.

False teaching runs rampant in our culture. And it’s not a new problem—the apostle Peter warned the early church about the dangers of false teachers in his second letter, and his message is just as relevant today: for “because of them the way of the truth will be maligned; and in their greed they will exploit you with false words…”

But it doesn’t have to be that way! The antidote for deception is discernment, and true biblical discernment focuses on Jesus first and foremost. In this message, Rodgers Atwebembeire urges us to guard our faith in Christ so we can grow in knowledge and grace—for when we do, we are sanctified, and God is glorified.

Related resources:

What Is Discernment? (video)

Ways to Practice Biblical Discernment (video)

Wanjiru Ng’ang’a, the author of this series, serves as a staff researcher at ACFAR Kenya and is the founder of the Christian blog “In Truth She Delights.” She is passionate about inspiring fellow young Christian women to study the Bible and discern false doctrine.

Spiritual growth and biblical discernment are among the most misunderstood and overlooked Christian disciplines in the church today. In this episode, ACFAR’s Wanjiru Ng’ang’a unpacks her article "Spiritual Maturity According to the Bible.” She contrasts the misconceptions and excesses often found in hyper-charismatic circles with biblical principles of spiritual growth and discernment.

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The scam is everywhere: Fake “men of God” in pulpits and on social media who twist the Scriptures to exploit vulnerable women and girls in the church who desperately seek spiritual help. Is there a solution?

In this engaging message, Tamira Mtonga Mutono of Project Priscilla at CFAR Southern Africa gives you clear strategies for identifying and avoiding false prophets and pastors who come with sweet words, but are eager to steal your money and virtue.

In the Old Testament, God spoke to Adam, Noah, Moses and many others. He did this in many ways—such as parables, prophecy, dreams, visions and angelic visitations. Yet these revelations were never complete.

But we no longer need to seek visions or go to prophets to know God. Why? Because as the book of Hebrews tells us, that was how God spoke long ago to our ancestors. The good news is that today He has spoken to us by His own Son, Jesus Christ, “the radiance of His glory and the exact representation of His nature”—the very one who “upholds all things by the word of His power,” as Rodgers Atwebembeire explains.