Speaking on AP Radio 105.7, Dr. Kuuku Dadzie Ephraim expressed deep concern about the spiritual state of many churches today. He warned that demonic influences continue to persist in some congregations due to a lack of spiritual discernment among pastors — or fear of addressing these issues directly.
According to Dr. Ephraim, some church leaders remain silent out of fear, particularly the fear of losing members, including influential women in their congregations. This silence, he argued, creates a spiritual vacuum that invites demonic activity into spaces meant to honor God — a situation he described as unacceptable.
“True servants of God are not driven by the need to grow crowds or make money,” he said. “Their mission is to prepare souls for Heaven.”
Dr. Ephraim emphasized that genuine pastors should lead holy lives, firmly rejecting any demonic influence. He contrasted this with what he sees as a troubling trend: modern ministers prioritizing popularity and profit over purity and purpose.
By Alberta Antwi
