There are too many loud claims in the body of Christ that are not backed by truth. People say things like “this is how it always works” or “this is what I have experienced,” but experience without alignment to scripture is still error.
We must be careful with claims that cannot be proven.
When someone says something strong like “I can never be sick” or “nothing can touch me,” but their real life contradicts it, then something is wrong. The issue is not whether God can heal or protect. The issue is when people build doctrines from personal statements rather than scripture.
There are preachers who speak boldly in public, but quietly receive medical treatment. Some of these things are not known because they are hidden. Others are known later when people who worked with them speak out.
The problem is not weakness. The problem is inconsistency between what is said and what is true.
We cannot build Christianity on empty claims.
If it is not grounded in scripture and confirmed by truth, then it should not be treated as doctrine.
We must return to what is written. Not what is said. Not what is assumed. Not what is popular. Truth must lead.
Full communiqué: https://youtu.be/LXoE1kRivSw?si=FrDI-TWRHT6EG9FC
[Published On 04/05/2026]
