Kumasi, Ghana – Dr. Kuuku Dadzie Ephraim, founder and leader of Action Power of Faith Ministries Worldwide, has criticized the practices of some churches, stating that demonic influence has led people to prioritize material wealth over spiritual values.
In a recent talk on AP Radio 105.7’s “Ability to See” series, Dr. Dadzie explained that many churches have deviated from their core mission, focusing on material gain and worldly pursuits rather than spiritual growth.
He pointed out that some pastors preach about wealth and encourage practices such as lottery gambling and even support internet fraudsters. “Bishops and archbishops may pray for drug dealers and ask for a share of their money,” he stated.
Dr. Dadzie described these places as “business centers” where financial gain takes precedence over genuine spiritual guidance.
He cited examples such as demands for specific currencies from congregants based on their travel destinations.
“If a woman wants a man to leave his wife for her, there are oils that prophets sell to help persuade him,” Dr. Dadzie added, highlighting the disturbing practices he observed in some churches.
Dr. Dadzie emphasized that these practices are not aligned with the true principles of Christianity and that many people are unable to recognize the harmful influence of these practices.
By Alberta Antwi
