Beware of fake pastors and false teaching

Beware of fake Pastors and false teaching

After the BBC's explosive documentary on the late Prophet TB Joshua, which shed light on his controversial practices and alleged diabolical ways, this took us back to Fifteen years ago, when Paul Agomoh, the former second-in-command of the late Prophet, disclosed that well-known Nigerian pastors were victims of his ungodly ways. One of those pastors was Pastor Chris Oyakhilome (who is also known as Jesus Christ of our time), the founder of Believers Love World Ministries, also known as Christ Embassy.

According to the former disciple, the "Man in the synagogue" bewitched Pastor Chris when he visited his church for the first time in 2001 and initiated him into his cult using diabolical powers. But this was not Prophet TB Joshua's end goal as he would later use Pastor Chris to cause a division between the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN and the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria, PFN. 

While all these were ongoing, the media painted TB Joshua and the head pastor of Christ Embassy as friends who bonded over their higher calling and gift for miracle healing and teachings. Videos of the two powerful men of God performing miracles and healing in TB Joshua's church and other friendly public sightings give the impression that they are fond of each other. Sadly, this was just a big controversial pot of soup that the SCOAN founder was cooking. When all the ingredients were complete, Pastor Chris's association with TB Joshua shook Christendom like a Tornado. What impact did this have on Pastor Chris Oyakhilome's ministry? Did this cost him his supernatural powers as many insulated? And what led to the end of their relationship?