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We believe in man more than God – Oheema Mercy on current church practices

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Gospel sensation Ohemaa Mercy has raised a crucial issue regarding the lack of discernment among Christians today.

In a recent interview with Nana Romeo on Accra 100.5 FM, she echoed concerns about the detrimental impact of some church leaders’ preaching on their congregations.

During the interview, Ohemaa Mercy agreed with Romeo’s observation that many Christians are not equipped with the discernment to distinguish between authentic and deceitful teachings.

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She emphasized the importance of listening to the inner voice of the spirit of God, which can guide believers away from misleading messages.

The renowned Gospel artist expressed alarm at the trend of Christians flocking to follow charismatic preachers who promise miraculous outcomes but lack genuine spiritual depth.

She highlighted the danger of idolizing men of God rather than focusing on developing a personal relationship with God.

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In her passionate plea, Ohemaa Mercy warned against the worship of religious leaders and the misuse of power within churches.

She cautioned against viewing bodily fluids like urine and spittle from these leaders as sacred, urging Christians to exercise caution and prioritize discernment.

Despite the prevalence of false teachings and extravagant promises within some churches, Ohemaa Mercy encouraged believers to stand firm in their faith and hold onto God’s truth.

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She reminded her audience to seek a genuine connection with the Almighty, rather than chasing after instant gratification from deceptive preachers.

In concluding the interview, Ohemaa Mercy urged Christians to remain vigilant and steadfast in their faith, resisting the temptation to follow false leaders.

She emphasized the importance of building a solid foundation of faith and trust in God, steering clear of manipulative individuals who exploit the vulnerability of desperate souls.

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Cecelia Chintoh
Cecelia Chintohhttp://ighanaian.com/journalist/cecelia
I'm Cecelia Chintoh, a Ghanaian blogger with many years of experience in the field of journalism. I'm an Editor at Ghanafuo.com, and currently the Lifestyle and Entertainment Editor at iGhanaian.com. I love to write about random stuff, but particularly about my lifestyle and opinions.
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