EPISODE · Jan 5, 2025 · 52 MIN
1,000 FALSE PROPHETS IN YOUR POCKET // Matthew 7:15-20
from REFUGE KENOSHA · host REFUGE CHURCH KENOSHA
How can you discern the truth in a world filled with conflicting voices? Today we explore Jesus’ powerful warning from Matthew 7:15-20 about false prophets who appear trustworthy but produce destructive outcomes. We will uncover practical ways to guard against deception, recognize genuine spiritual fruit, and stay anchored in truth.
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