False Teachers
"True believers know the difference between lies and truth."
John MacArthur, Fifty year pastor-teacher at Grace Community Church
John MacArthur, Fifty year pastor-teacher at Grace Community Church
Michelle Manders:
Location: South Africa
Claiming to have become a born again Christian in February 2019, Michelle Manders immediately (literally within days) established an online ministry and began leading and teaching others in the name of Jesus Christ. All this was subsequent to having spent twenty five years as a New Age channel for false demon spirits.
I was recently informed that Michelle is currently not teaching at all. Because of this a request was made of me to remove my video exposing her as a false teacher from the public contending it talks about error in her teaching, which, I was assured she no longer does.
However, as of March 2020 Michelle Manders' website, social media and teachable.com accounts continue to represent her as leading, teaching, counseling and coaching in the name of Jesus Christ. She is also seeking 'tithes' and donations to support her ministry.
I will remove this video following a full and public repentance from Michelle Manders, across her online platforms, for having taught false doctrine, thus providing the necessary evidence to affirm that Michelle has indeed changed her mind (repented) and adjusted her teachings so that they are no longer false and are, instead, doctrinally and biblically correct.
A Warning Against False Teachers
~ 2 Peter 2:1 ~
"... there are false teachers among you, who will secretly bring in destructive heresies, even denying the Master who brought them, bringing upon them swift destruction."
The internet has profoundly altered the way people learn, and has leveled the playing field so that literally anyone, whether a novice or a scholarly authority, can start a blog or a social media account and broadcast information and mis-information to massive audiences searching for knowledge.
This has given way to a dangerous and demonic trend: the rapid rise of online Christian ministries, market driven Christian 'retailers', and other various evangelical organizations.
Many of these so called "ministries" are rife with false teachers who are teaching false doctrine, are powered by worldliness offering teachings that are designed to appeal to the masses, garner big followings and bring money into their ministries.
Jesus warns us about worldliness. He doesn't want us to be "loved by the world". He commands us to spread His gospel just the way he has given it to us.
John 15:19 "If you were of the world, the world would love you as its own; but because you are not of the world, but I chose you out of the world, therefore the world hates you."
Many false teachers are, themselves, totally deceived and unwittingly listening to false spirits, and many of the good people who follow false teachers have absolutely no idea that they are actually being lead away from Jesus Christ and taught a false gospel. They are being taught a doctrine of demons.
1 Timothy 4:1 "Now the Spirit expressly says that in later times some will depart from the faith by devoting themselves to deceitful spirits and teachings of demons"
Out of love and concern for my sisters in Christ who desire to worship Jesus Christ in Spirit and in TRUTH, I biblically, boldly and unashamedly warn against false teachers and expose unbiblical teaching trends in the church.
If you are wondering whether or not a teacher you are following is teaching false doctrine and would like my input feel free to email me at clare@claremcnaul.com. I am happy to help guide you through a biblical process of discernment to determine how he or she holds up to the scrutiny of God's Word, the ONE and ONLY authority.
If that teacher turns out to be a false teacher I will include a warning about them here on this web page.