On the latest episode of The Ability to See series aired on AP Radio 105.7, preacher Dr. Kuuku Dadzie Ephraim delivered a powerful and sobering message on the current spiritual condition of the modern church.
Dr. Ephraim expressed grave concern over what he described as a growing comfort with sin among both church leaders and members. He pointed out that many believers today engage in behaviors that openly dishonor God, with little to no remorse.
According to him, the lifestyles of some Christians are now indistinguishable from those of the secular world.
He specifically cited the increasing tolerance of sexual immorality, worldliness, and even the open acceptance of same-sex relationships within churches—warning that such compromises reflect a dangerous spiritual drift.
“These actions are not just disobedient; they invite the wrath of God,” Dr. Ephraim cautioned.
He attributed this moral decline to a widespread lack of genuine knowledge of God and His Word. He lamented that many pastors and churchgoers no longer study the Bible deeply, making them unable to discern when they are walking in error and provoking divine judgment.
Dr. Ephraim also sounded the alarm on what he called a troubling rise in demonic influence within churches. He noted that some ministers have turned away from foundational spiritual disciplines like prayer, fasting, and holiness. Instead, he warned, they are turning to unclean and deceptive sources in their pursuit of quick influence and power.
His message served as both a rebuke and a call to return to spiritual integrity, urging the Church to realign itself with God’s truth through repentance, sincere devotion, and a renewed hunger for His presence.
