Bible Mysteries

Pandemic of Deception: False Prophets, Doctrines of Devils, and the Last Days - Episode 305

Bible Mysteries

Show Notes

A pandemic of deception is spreading through Christianity as false prophets, social media experts, and doctrines of devils challenge biblical truth. Scott Mitchell and John Potts examine the prophetic warnings of Jesus and Paul, the rise of false teaching in the last days, and why rightly dividing God's Word is essential to recognizing deception.

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