Exposing Wolves in the Pulpit: What They Really Preach

Have you ever wondered what false teachers actually say—out loud, on camera, in their own words?

Today, we’re not dealing with rumors or secondhand accusations. We’re going to hear directly from them—pastors, preachers, and influencers who are globally known, claiming to speak for God but speaking only for themselves. These aren’t ministers of the gospel. They’re ministers of greed, pride, and deception.

They promise blessings, miracles, and breakthroughs—but only if you give money. They twist Scripture to make you believe God is a divine ATM, and your faith is measured by your donations. They preach a gospel without the cross, without repentance, without holiness. It’s all about what you can get—not what Christ has already done.

One says, “I am a god.” Another boasts, “The angels obey me.” They dare to exalt themselves above the Word of God. And people follow them—by the millions.

This isn’t just dangerous—it’s eternal. Souls hang in the balance. These men and women are leading people not to salvation, but to a false hope built on lies.

Jesus warned us: “Beware of false prophets who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but inwardly they are ravenous wolves.” (Matthew 7:15)

Their words might sound spiritual, but their fruit is rotten. Their ministries are built on manipulation, not truth. They glorify themselves, not Christ. And while their words may stir emotions, they leave souls empty—lost in the illusion of a gospel that costs nothing and demands nothing.

This isn’t about being judgmental. It’s about being discerning. The real gospel calls us to deny ourselves, take up our cross, and follow Jesus. It doesn’t promise fame, fortune, or perfect health. It promises eternal life—but only through repentance and faith in Christ.

So what do we do? We open our Bibles. We compare what’s being preached with what God has truly said. And we warn others, not out of hate—but out of love.

Because truth matters. Eternity matters. And the souls being deceived? They matter to God.