Speaking on The Ability to See series aired on AP Radio 105.7 in Kaase, Kumasi, renowned preacher Dr. Kuuku Dadzie Ephraim delivered a firm call for the church to uphold its divine mandate of holiness.
Dr. Ephraim emphasized that the true purpose of the church is to be a community of people called out of sin to pursue a life of righteousness.
He warned against the growing tendency of some churches to tolerate or overlook sinful behaviors, stating that this goes against the very foundation of the Christian faith.
“The church is not a place where sin should be entertained,” he said. “Anyone who chooses a church because it condones acts like fornication, drug use, or alcohol abuse has misunderstood the essence of worship. Such individuals are not seeking God—they are simply looking for acceptance of their sinful lifestyle.”
He also spoke on the spiritual battle facing the church, explaining that demonic influences aim to infiltrate Christian communities by promoting rebellion against God’s commandments. According to Dr. Ephraim, this deception dates back to the Garden of Eden and continues today with the goal of corrupting the church’s moral integrity.
“Demons seek to replicate their own nature within the church,” he warned. “If the church loses its commitment to holiness, it risks becoming a mirror of the very rebellion it was meant to stand against.”
Dr. Ephraim concluded by urging churches and believers to remain vigilant, reject compromise, and uphold the holy standards that define true Christian faith.
