Pastor Giwa advises Nigerians against false prophets

By Miracle Ogunde

The Senior Pastor of The Second Coming of Christ’s Ministry, Adewale Giwa, has advised Nigerians against false prophets in 2025.

He urged Nigerians to seek God in 2025.

Speaking at the crossover service in his church in Akure, the cleric said Nigerians should beware of false prophets.

He recalled how Hannah in the Bible entrusted Samuel to God.

According to Pastor Giwa: “God is a rewarder of them that diligently seek Him. Nigerians should seek God; he wants us to be close to him more than before. Stay away from preachers who are trying to discourage you from serving God.

“If it requires you to sleep in the house of God every day, please do so. Samuel was three years old when her mother, Hannah, took him to the temple to entrust him to God. The Bible says the Lord was with Samuel as he grew up in the temple.

“I hear the Lord say he will reward believers who truly serve him. Whether we like it or not, we are returning to him to give an of our stewardship.

“God created us to serve him, not to serve ourselves. How on earth will you tell me that I’m wasting my time in the house of God to serve my creator.

“This is a teaching from the pit of hell. Beware of the false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly are ravenous wolves.”

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    johnson odunlami

    In fact, people that read their Bibles should know very well that false prophets will abound in full to populate the kingdom of hell, because of their bellies. They use abracadabra as their standard to mislead people. In jer 33:3 call unto me I will answer you and not through the fake prophets.

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