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[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

False prophets are recognized not by their charisma, popularity, or claims, but by their #doctrine, fruit, and #faithfulness to #Scripture. The believer’s defense against deception is a deep knowledge of #God’s Word, a love for #truth, and a willingness to test all things.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

End-time deception is not subtle. It is powerful, persuasive, and often accompanied by signs. This makes #discernment essential. Signs alone are never proof of divine approval. #Truth, not power, is the test.
The closer we are to #Christ’s return, the more vigilant #Christians must become.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

#Scripture plainly teaches that many false prophets are motivated by money, power, or influence. While ministry laborers may be supported, exploitation of God’s people is a clear mark of deception.
When the #gospel is marketed, the #anointing monetized, and faith treated as a transaction, the spirit at work is not of #God.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

False prophets often claim visions, revelations, dreams, or “new truth” that cannot be found in #Scripture. While #God is living and active, He never contradicts His written #Word.
When personal experience becomes the authority rather than Scripture, deception follows. The #Bible is not interpreted by experiences; experiences are tested by the Bible.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

False prophets may speak eloquently, appear #spiritual, and even use #Scripture. Their defining mark is not their tone, but their message. Any teaching that adds to, subtracts from, or alters the #gospel of #JesusChrist is false.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

False prophets are not a minor danger to the #Church; they are a repeated and urgent warning throughout #Scripture. #Jesus Himself commanded believers to beware. The apostles echoed this warning, and the prophetic books reveal that deception increases as the end draws near. To recognize #falseprophets is not optional for the believer, it is a matter of #spiritual survival, doctrinal purity, and faithfulness to #Christ.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

Galatians 2:21, I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

Galatians 2:16, Knowing that a man is not justified by the works of the law, but by the faith of Jesus Christ, even we have believed in Jesus Christ, that we might be justified by the faith of Christ, and not by the works of the law: for by the works of the law shall no flesh be justified.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

Christ’s words in Matthew 28:19–20 and Mark 16:15 establish evangelism as the perpetual mission of every believer. This mandate is not confined to pastors or evangelists but extends to all who bear the name of Christ.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

“And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not.” (John 1:5)

Light does not negotiate with darkness, it simply shines, and darkness cannot overcome it. John describes #Jesus as the #Light entering a world clouded by sin, confusion, and spiritual blindness. Even today, darkness tries to press in: discouragement, temptation, fear, and doubt. But darkness has no power to extinguish the Light of #Christ. His presence exposes lies, reveals truth, and brings hope where despair once lived. Wherever you feel darkness pressing, invite His Light to shine. It will not be overcome.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

@RedeemedAdam In an age of moral confusion, God’s people must stand as beacons of uncompromised truth, proclaiming what God calls good, rejecting what He calls evil, and shining His light into a world that desperately needs the truth.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

@KatharinaLeAnn @BruceBerner1 I believe AI will be the primary tool, used by the antichrist, to bring about worldwide deception. We can no longer believe what we see.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

“He was in the world… and the world knew him not. He came unto his own, and his own received him not. But as many as received him, to them gave he power to become the sons of God…” (John 1:10–12)

The tragedy of rejection is seen here. #God came to His creation, and many refused Him. Yet the promise is powerful: those who receive Him are given new identity as children of God.
#Salvation is not based on heritage, works, or religion, but on receiving #Christ. This is the dividing line of #eternity.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

The Bible leaves no room for second chances after death.

“And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.” — Hebrews 9:27 (KJV)

Death seals a person’s eternal state. There is no repentance in the grave, no opportunity to believe after life ends, and no salvation beyond the moment of death. Those who reject Christ in life will face judgment without Him.

This truth stands in direct opposition to ideas of purgatory, second chances, or post-death redemption. Scripture is firm: judgment follows death.

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[Samuel Ayodele_T @SamuelAyodele_T]

The Bible says God does not tempt anyone to sin (James 1:13), but it also says He tested Abraham (Genesis 22). That’s not a contradiction—it’s about purpose and direction.

Temptation is meant to make you fall. It appeals to your weakness and pulls you away from God. Its goal is sin and destruction.

Testing, on the other hand, is meant to prove and strengthen your faith. It may feel difficult, but its goal is growth, obedience, and deeper trust in God.

Same pressure, different purpose.
The enemy tempts to destroy.
God tests to develop.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

“There was a man sent from #God, whose name was John. The same came for a witness, to bear witness of the #Light…” (John 1:6–7)

John the Baptist had one mission: to point others to Jesus. He was not the light, but a witness of it. His life teaches us humility and purpose.
Every believer is called to the same assignment, to testify of #Christ. The world does not need more self-promotion; it needs faithful witnesses who direct attention to #Jesus.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

“In him was life; and the life was the light of men. And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not.” (John 1:4–5)

#Jesus is the source of life, both physical and #spiritual. That life becomes light, exposing truth and overcoming darkness. Darkness cannot defeat light, it can only resist it.
This world is filled with spiritual darkness, yet #Christ shines without being diminished. When we walk in Him, we walk in light. The believer is not called to blend into darkness, but to reflect His light boldly.

[Christian Fellowship @CFM_2000]

“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” (John 1:1)

John opens with a declaration that reaches beyond time itself. Before creation, before man, before light, there was the Word. This #Word is not a concept but a Person: #Jesus #Christ. He is eternal, uncreated, and fully #God. This truth establishes the foundation of our #faith. Christ is not merely a teacher or prophet; He is God manifested.
In a world that constantly redefines truth, this verse stands firm. Jesus is not part of the story, He is the beginning of it. To know Him is to know God.