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What does the Bible say about false teachings? A lot! From Matthew to Revelation, almost every book in the New Testament warns us to be on our guard. Learn the six main kinds of false teaching, the nine enemies of truth, and more as Rodgers Atwebembeire explains.

David Owuor claims to be “the Mightiest Prophet of Jehovah”, sent by God to prepare the way for Christ’s return. If this is true, then everyone needs to listen and follow him in order to obey God. But if Owuor is actually a false prophet, then his far-reaching claims are spiritually harmful—and he should be both ignored and avoided. Vincent Kajuma of ACFAR Kenya carefully examines Owuor’s assertions and their implications in the light of Scripture.

For more information, see
• Dr. David Owuor: True Prophet—or False?
• Four Ways You Can Tell True from False Prophets
• Ministry of Repentance and Holiness (Owuor)

Although William Marrion Branham died over 50 years ago, his influence is still felt around the world. Was he a true prophet of God—or a deceiver? Rodgers Atwebembeire examines the claims of Branham and his followers in the light of Scripture.

Andrew Wommack spreads his message on prosperity and healing across the world through “the power of radio and television,” his Charis Bible Colleges, and ample use of the Internet. But are his claims biblically sound? Because Scripture warns Christians to beware of false teachers, we must carefully examine and answer his potentially devastating doctrines in two key areas. Rodgers Atwebembeire of ACFAR explains.

More resources answering Andrew Wommack:
• The Word-Faith Teachings of Andrew Wommack (video)
• Review of God Wants You Well: What the Bible Really Says about Walking in Divine Health

Exorcism in the African church is amazingly widespread. But we have to ask ourselves: Is deliverance  ministry really the church's main purpose? Rodgers Atwebembeire brings helpful answers.

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Reposted by kind permission of The Gospel Coalition—Africa.

Faith of Unity is a religion centered on Desteo Bisaka (1930–2021), who called himself “Owobusobozi” (Runyoro, “almighty one”). He openly rejected the Bible and Christianity, declared himself to be God, and wrote his own book of scripture (“The Book of God”). Based on his miracle claims, he ordered his followers to worship him and commanded new rules for their daily lives. In this message Rodgers Atwebembeire gives biblical answers—and hope—to those who still look to Bisaka for their salvation. 

Are we in danger from false apostles? Do we still have biblical apostles? These and many other important questions deserve honest answers. Rodgers Atwebembeire makes a compelling case for testing those who claim to be apostles and invites you along to examine the Scriptures.

Where is God’s mercy when we go through difficult times—even if it’s a time when we suffer from our own mistakes? Does He care? Yes! In light of Jesus’ coming, we can have rest, joy and peace. Rodgers Atwebembeire explains from Scripture.

Where is God’s mercy when we go through difficult times—even if it’s a time when we suffer from our own mistakes? Does He care? Yes! In light of Jesus’ coming, we can have rest, joy and peace. Rodgers Atwebembeire explains from Scripture.

Jesus' victory over death wasn’t just a long-ago event—it”s a source of power for our lives here and now, as Rodgers Atwebembeire explains!