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By Joyce Danso, GNA
Accra April 21st
GNA – the apostle George Yeboah,
President of the Apostolic Church International Chrism (CACI) asked Sunday
Christians must be wary of false prophets and their strange doctrines so that they
are not influenced by them.
Apostle Yeboah
noted that some of the false prophets had taken over the media platforms and had an impact
their strange doctrines; it was therefore incumbent on the Christian to study the word
of God to focus on the fulfillment of the Great Commission to save lost souls
for God.
Apostle Yeboah
expressed in the Madina area of the CACI Easter Convention, under the theme:
"Occupy until I come."
He said these
the prophets learned to justify their lies as they "upset" the
truth in the Bible.
"But for
we to protect the truth and proclaim it, we must study to show ourselves
approved".
Apostle Yeboah
noted that some Christians had accumulated everything they needed on earth but
had refused to own a Bible, which was the manual of their lives.
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However, it is important for a Christian to have a hard copy of the Bible, in addition to
to a downloaded biblical application so that he can easily access the Big Book while
time of study and evangelization.
The CACI
The President urged Christians who worked in the secular world to spend
less an hour a day, to evangelize the lost souls in their respective domains.
There was a lot
around the world in search of solutions and the truth, he noted, stating that the
The solution of the world was to accept Jesus Christ as the son of God.
"If the
churches in Ghana would embark on evangelization, violence would decrease, and there would be
would be more peace in the country ".
S addressing to the
theme of the Convention, he said, God would withdraw his gifts and talents
beneficiaries who would not use them.
He urged the
church leaders to consider all people as important, especially the most vulnerable
and the weak.
Apostle Yeboah
later led the church to pray for the nation.
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