In a powerful broadcast on AP Radio 105.7, Dr. Kuuku Dadzie Ephraim delivered a strong message to journalists, radio hosts, and politicians who promote preachers with unbiblical or demonic teachings in exchange for fame, money, or votes.
He cautioned that while they might gain temporary rewards, they will be held accountable before God for endorsing false doctrines.
“If you are a journalist or a radio presenter who promotes a preacher for financial gain, you may receive the money, but you will also be guilty before God,” Dr. Ephraim declared. “Money or eternal damnation—what will you choose?”
His warning also extended to politicians who support such preachers for personal benefit. “If you are a politician and you endorse a demonic preacher for votes, you might win the votes, but you will be guilty before God,” he added.
Dr. Ephraim urged media personnel and politicians to reflect deeply on their actions. He questioned whether the temporary rewards of wealth, fame, or power are worth the eternal consequences of promoting false teachings.
He emphasized that many are swayed by the fame of these preachers, but that is no valid excuse for their support.
The broadcast served as a wake-up call, urging those in the media and politics to carefully consider the spiritual implications of their actions. Dr. Kuuku Dadzie Ephraim’s message was clear: promoting false doctrines for personal gain is a betrayal of the truth and an offense to God.
He called on journalists, radio hosts, and politicians to reflect on whether their actions align with God’s Word, reminding them of the eternal consequences for those who endorse demonic teachings.
By Alberta Antwi
