Ghanaian Cleric Blasts False Prophets for Trading Prophecies for Offerings, Video
- A Ghanaian prophet criticised fellow preachers who manipulate congregants by trading personal prophecies for offerings
- He described such prophets as thieves, accusing them of turning spiritual guidance into a tool for financial gain
- The cleric rebuked fake believers, saying their desperation for prophecies makes them fall victim to spiritual extortion tactics
A Ghanaian prophet has sparked reactions after making a powerful and direct critique of supposed false prophets who use their gifts to extort money from their church members.
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Prophet John Wesley Amenuku Agble, the leader of the Apostolic Recovery Movement (Yeast), condemned such prophets who are known to turn their spiritual guidance into a transactional affair.
Prophet Agble comments on "commercial prophets"
In the trending video, Prophet Agble highlighted a common practice where visiting men and women of God release prophecies to the congregation just when they are about to 'raise seed' or collect offerings.
Without mentioning names, he stated that those prophets use the allure of a personal prophecy to deceive the church members into giving money, even if they had no initial intentions to.
In his words:
"Haven't you realised that if we invite prophets to church and they want to raise seed, that is when they start prophesying? They will take an envelope, and when you come to collect the envelope, he will prophesy to you."
Prophet Agble did not mince words as he called such men of God thieves who claim to stand in the name of God.
The cleric also criticised the church members, calling out their 'fakeness' for having their desire for prophecies to make them vulnerable to prophetic manipulation. He encouraged that true believers should honour God with their substance willingly, not forcefully.
And you too, because you are not real, you fall for it. Because you don't know that you have to honour God with your substance. We have to coax you to get it.
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Watch the video of Prophet Agble talking about the dark side of prophetic ministration below:
Reactions to Prophet Agble blasting "commercial prophets"
YEN.com.gh collected reactions from Ghanaians who watched the video. Some of the comments are below.
Worname Rosemary said:
"Hmmmm. The judgement day will be something ooo."
DISTRICT 16 wrote:
"I humbly agree partly, if you are not in the office of the prophet, ask the spirit for more insight before you conclude on your submission, the prophetic grace is not automatic, it is unlocked by honour, that’s why it’s more active in an atmosphere of honour, not to say the prophets are after money."
GiftyOffeibea_123 commented:
"May God honour you with long life. Amen."
Kamens wrote:
"God bless you paaa pastor, for telling the truth."
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Prophet Roja drops early 2026 prophecy
YEN.com.gh had earlier reported that Prophet Roja shared an early prophecy for the year 2026.
The man of God said that, contrary to the crisis and mourning that surrounded 2025, 2026 was going to be a good year for Ghanaians.
Prophet Roja emphasised that if Ghanaians followed his directives fully, 2026 would be filled with good news for the entire country.
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