The General Overseer of The Lord’s Chosen Charismatic Revival Movement, Lazarus Muoka, has issued a strong warning to Christians, urging them to be careful of what he called “grammar-preaching” false prophets who are deceiving many people in these end times.

According to him, these fake prophets use big words and smooth talk to mislead believers away from the true message of God.

Muoka described these deceptive prophets as end-time tricksters who pretend to be men of God but are only interested in personal gain. He advised Christians to stay alert and test every spirit to avoid falling into their traps. His message is meant to help church members focus on real faith instead of flashy teachings that do not come from the Bible.

At the same time, Muoka spoke out against claims that members of his church are poor. He made it clear that this is not true and that many in The Lord’s Chosen are living blessed and successful lives. He used the opportunity to encourage his followers to ignore such negative talk and keep trusting in God’s provision.

His words have come at a time when many Christians are searching for genuine spiritual guidance. False prophets have become a growing concern in Nigeria, with some using social media and large gatherings to attract followers.

Muoka’s warning is seen by many as a timely reminder to stick to the truth of the scriptures.

As the message spreads, church leaders and believers are expected to reflect on how to protect their faith from deception. Muoka’s call encourages Christians to pray more and study the Bible closely so they can easily spot anything that does not align with God’s word.