Beware of Dogs

Apostle Allison Smith Conliff delivers a rigorous mandate for spiritual authenticity, demanding that believers move beyond "ABC Christianity" into a life of supernatural demonstration. Her message centers on the necessity of a "spiritual reset" through total surrender and the rejection of fleshly confidence.A central pillar of the teaching is the warning to "beware of dogs," which Apostle Conliff identifies as individuals possessed by wrong doctrines or evil influences intent on causing compromise. She emphasizes that salvation is not found in legalistic rituals, such as physical circumcision, but in a spiritual circumcision of the heart. Believers are urged to put no confidence in human effort or pedigree; Paul’s own prestigious background is presented as "dung" compared to the value of knowing Christ.Apostle Conliff uses vivid metaphors to address spiritual health, comparing the soul to a plumbing system. Just as a leak must be capped, believers must "cap" wrong influences and trauma until Jesus enters to fix them. She mandates a "flushing" of the system, clearing out sin, bad attitudes, and "unholy alliances" through prayer and the blood of Jesus. This practical integrity extends to:Modesty and Leadership: Leaders must dress to honor God rather than causing others to stumble, as "memories" of immodesty can shift a congregation's focus from the message to the flesh.Economic Stewardship: She rebukes the mismanagement of money and parental neglect of household standards, urging believers to save for emergencies rather than "eating everything" today.The Body as a Temple: Warnings are issued against vanity and wasting youth, noting that the body will "fail you" if used for "nonsense".The Apostle highlights that certain strongholds, including "marine spirits" and "desolation", can only be broken through dedicated prayer and fasting. She challenges the church to be "warriors" who take down the devil’s kingdom rather than "petty" followers who quit the church over minor squabbles. True ministry must be a "demonstration of power" rather than mere words, ensuring the Gospel is "full of the Holy Spirit".Drawing from her personal history, Apostle Conliff recounts "traumatic" pregnancies where she faced kidney damage and medical "time bombs". She uses her survival as evidence that God can conquer every "negative word" or "death sentence". This serves to encourage those in the "bed of affliction," asserting that God remains on the throne even when reports are "horrible".The Apostle emphasizes nurturing leadership, comparing her role to a "devoted mother" who cherishes her children. She also warns of the reality of the demonic realm, citing a sighting of a "witch" figure on the road to urge the congregation to remain "alert". She insists that demons actively target families, finances, and education, requiring believers to stay "in tune" with heaven.Apostle Conliff’s final call is to "keep the covenant" made with Jesus. Whether through academic excellence for students or moral purity for elders, the goal is to live a "supernatural life naturally," ensuring that one's character remains "grounded and settled" regardless of the "affliction" faced.Rec. Date: 29th May, 2025