On the “Ability to See” series broadcast on AP Radio 105.7, Dr. Kuuku Dadzie Ephraim delivered a sobering message about life after death, warning that those who die in sin face eternal punishment.
Dr. Ephraim challenged the belief that nothing happens after death, stating that many have been misled by demonic deception.
According to him, hell is a real and terrifying place of unending fire, where souls endure everlasting torment.
Addressing popular culture’s casual treatment of hell, Dr. Ephraim criticized those who joke about enjoying the company of celebrities like Michael Jackson in the afterlife. “No one can enjoy music in fire,” he said, dismissing such remarks as foolish and misguided.
He also rejected the notion that the concept of hell is a colonial invention meant to control Africans, calling that belief ignorant and harmful.
Dr. Ephraim urged listeners to seek the truth for themselves and prepare for the reality of divine judgment.
By Alberta Antwi
