In a recent installment of his thought-provoking radio broadcast series “Ability to See” on AP Radio 105.7, Dr. Kuuku Dadzie Ephraim addressed the alarming state of spiritual negligence in modern worship practices.
He emphasized the grave consequences of complacency among spiritual leaders regarding sin.
Dr. Ephraim posed a poignant analogy, likening a parent’s failure to warn toddlers of the dangers of fire to the silence of some spiritual leaders on the issue of sin.
He stressed the moral responsibility of pastors to guide their congregants away from destructive lifestyles.
Dr. Ephraim expressed concern about the spiritual condition of individuals who claim to worship God yet live in sin, highlighting the troubling silence from leaders who are supposed to offer spiritual guidance.
He urged listeners to critically evaluate their spiritual leaders, questioning whether they are truly being shepherded if their pastors fail to confront them about their sinful lives.
The preacher passionately warned against following leaders who prioritize financial gain over spiritual growth, stating that ignoring warnings about living a demonic lifestyle is a grave mistake.
He lamented the increasing number of churchgoers who are oblivious to the realities of hell, attributing this to pastors neglecting to teach about sin and its repercussions.
Dr. Ephraim concluded by emphasizing the importance of seeking leaders who prioritize spiritual integrity and guide their followers towards a righteous path.
He urged listeners to grasp the true essence of church and life, warning that many churchgoers are failing to do so and risk finding themselves spiritually lost.
By Alberta Antwi
