Signs of deception!

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Signs of Deception
How do you know a person is deceived?

1. Deceived person begin to thinks, he is unique and feels he is received revelation no one else got!

2. Deceived person more and more interested in spoken word rather than written word, he embrace extra Biblical revelation as a new thing from God, he crosses the Biblical boundaries and he shows unusual interest in personal prophecy!

3. He is over excited about dreams, visions, voices and spectacular physical manifestation, he keep hunting for novelty!

4. He stress one doctrine of experience at the cost of the rest!

5. He doesn't counsel from matured Leaders, he thinks, he gets everything directly from Heaven!

6. He is hard on others and soft on himself!

7. He is develop unusual interest in hidden and secrets things rather showing interest in searching Scriptures deeply!

8. Practical interest in mission and evangelism is slowly dies up!

9. He doesn't accept criticism objectively!

10. Deceived man doesn't know, he is deceived, he doesn't realize that he is deceived! he blinded by success, answering his prayers and he usually says “ If I am wrong, how God will bless me” he doesn't realize that we have GENEROUS GOD!
{Written by R. Stanley BYM}

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