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VATICAN REAFFIRMS CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE AS UNION BETWEEN ONE MAN AND ONE WOMANThe Vatican has reaffirmed that true Christia...
06/01/2026

VATICAN REAFFIRMS CHRISTIAN MARRIAGE AS UNION BETWEEN ONE MAN AND ONE WOMAN

The Vatican has reaffirmed that true Christian marriage is an exclusive, lifelong union between one man and one woman. In the doctrinal note titled, Una Caro (One Flesh: In Praise of Monogamy), approved by Pope Leo XIV, marriage is described as an “indissoluble unity” based on exclusive union and mutual belonging.

The document rejects polygamy, polyamory, and any multi-partner arrangements, emphasizing that only two people can fully give themselves to each other. Monogamy is upheld as essential to the dignity, equality, and integrity of the marital bond.

According to the Vatican, monogamy is not merely a cultural norm but a moral and theological foundation that protects the dignity, equality, and integrity of both spouses.

Rather than introducing new doctrine, the statement reinforces what the Church teaches has always been true: marriage reflects a covenant, not a contract, and mirrors God’s faithful, exclusive love.

In a time of shifting definitions and cultural pressure, the Vatican’s message is clear Christian marriage remains centered on faithfulness, permanence, and the union of one man and one woman.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a new initiative aimed at safeguarding Christian communities across ...
05/01/2026

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced a new initiative aimed at safeguarding Christian communities across the Middle East and Africa, including Nigeria, on January 1, 2026. Speaking to Christian Zionists, Netanyahu emphasized the historical partnership between Jewish and Christian Zionism, stating, “Christian Zionism facilitated the rise and success of Jewish Zionism.”

Netanyahu identified the growing persecution of Christians in regions like Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, and Nigeria as a central concern. He stressed that Israel is the only country that actively protects and supports the Christian community, saying, “There is no other, none.”

The Prime Minister revealed plans to create a “United Nations of countries that support Christian communities,” aiming to increase global cooperation to address Christian persecution. He vowed to intensify efforts in the coming years, providing support in the form of intelligence in Africa and resources in the Middle East.

This announcement comes amid ongoing global concerns about the safety of religious minorities, particularly in regions where radical Islamic groups have targeted Christian populations. Netanyahu’s statement highlights Israel’s role as a defender of Christian communities, a position that could shape diplomatic efforts and alliances in the region.

Reactions are likely to focus on the potential for further international collaboration and the effectiveness of Israel’s growing involvement in global religious issues.

~Source: The Political Insider





WHEN DEVOTION SLIPS INTO ID0LATRY: A NECESSARY QUESTION FOR ROMAN CATHOLIC PRACTICE This image, showing a Roman Catholic...
03/01/2026

WHEN DEVOTION SLIPS INTO ID0LATRY: A NECESSARY QUESTION FOR ROMAN CATHOLIC PRACTICE

This image, showing a Roman Catholic priest expressing affection toward a statue, has generated strong emotions, both appreciation and concern. Rather than react with anger, it may be more helpful to ask a sincere theological question that Christians of all traditions should be willing to examine.

Catholics often explain that images are not worshipped but venerated, used as visual aids to remind believers of Christ, Mary, or the saints. That distinction is important and deserves to be understood accurately.

However, a further question naturally follows: At what point does remembrance become religious devotion? Scripture repeatedly warns not only against worshipping false gods, but against directing acts of reverence toward carved images themselves:

“You shall not make for yourself a carved image… you shall not bow down to them nor serve them.” (Exodus 20:4–5)

The concern many Christians raise is not about intention, but about practice. When physical gestures, embracing, bowing, kissing, or expressive affection, are directed toward statues, does the Bible recognize this as acceptable devotion, even if the object is meant to point to Christ?

Catholic theology distinguishes veneration from worship. Yet Scripture does not appear to make such operational distinctions when physical acts of reverence are involved. The biblical emphasis is consistently on direct, spiritual worship of God, not mediated devotion through objects.

Jesus Himself said: “God is Spirit, and those who worship Him must worship in spirit and in truth.” (John 4:24).

The apostles preached Christ, they did not present images of Him. The early Church gathered around teaching, prayer, and the Spirit, not physical representations and such this image raise an honest question, not an accusation:
Can practices that are emotionally meaningful still drift beyond biblical boundaries over time?

This is not a denial of Catholic sincerity, faith, or love for Christ. Many Catholics genuinely seek God. The issue is whether tradition, however ancient or well-intended, should be allowed to shape devotion in ways Scripture never models or commands.

Christian faith rests on a living, risen Christ, seated at the right hand of the Father, not on His physical baby dole likeness.

We at TheFourGospelsTV perhaps think the conversation worth having is this, are our practices clearly leading people to Christ Himself, or subtly training hearts to locate holiness in sacred objects?

Note: This is not an att+ack, Catholics, Protestants, and Orthodox believers alike are welcome to share their perspectives respectfully.

A SCÅNDÅL IN THE PULPIT! WHY THIS IMMØRALITY MUST BE CØNDEMNED BEFORE IT IS THEOLOGIZEDRecent events involving Pastor Ok...
31/12/2025

A SCÅNDÅL IN THE PULPIT!
WHY THIS IMMØRALITY MUST BE CØNDEMNED BEFORE IT IS THEOLOGIZED

Recent events involving Pastor Okafor are deeply troubling. We can't imagine the shame he has to bear, the regret, and the self-blame that weighs on him and we pray that He obtains mercy before God as he retreats. But while personal remorse is important, the church and the congregation are left with serious questions that cannot be ignored. Leadership carries public responsibility, and moral failure in the pulpit has consequences far beyond the individual.

This is not about shaming him further, It is about protecting the flock, preserving the integrity of the pulpit, and upholding biblical standards. A public apology may be a start, but it does not automatically restore authority or erase the need for accountability.

When a man who stands before God’s people, preaching holiness, discipline, and obedience, is found living in contradiction to that message, it is not just a personal issue. It is a viølat1on of trust. It is a betråyål of spiritual authority. It is a scåndål.

The dånger is not only in the sin itself, but in how quickly the church tries to move past it. Apology is offered, emotions are stirred, gestures are made. And suddenly, the conversation shifts from cøndemnåtiøn of sin to defense of office.

Sin in leadership must first be named, cøndemned, and judged as Scripture judges it, before it is ever discussed in terms of restoration. Anything else is sentimental Christianity, not biblical faith.

This is not about håtred, It is about holiness, It is not about canceling a man. It is about protecting the pulpit.

How about the pastoral, theological and moral implications. Leadership in the church is not automatic. It is not sustained by charisma, popularity, or miracle testimonies. Authority is maintained by character, accountability, and obedience. A public apology may address offence, but it does not automatically restore pulpit authority.

Grace does not cancel standards, and forgiveness does not erase qualifications. Leaders must be examined not only for gifting, but for life, discipline, and integrity.

The church must also abandon the dångerøus idea that miracles equal divine approval. Scripture does not support it. Jesus warned:

Many will say to Me in that day, Lord, Lord… did we not do many mighty works? And I will declare to them, ‘I never knew you.’” (Matthew 7:22–23)

Power can exist without approval. Results can appear without obedience. God may bless a flawed vessel, but blessing does not excuse sin. Repentance is not a performance. It is not kneeling or crying. Biblical repentance is proven by fruit, accountability, transformation, and time. Anything else is spectacle.

Morally, private sin in public leadership carries public consequences. This is unavoidable. Apology alone is insufficient for moral restoration. Transparency, submission to authority, and a willingness to step back are not optional, they are necessary. Silence from leadership structures, or rushed reinstatement, sends a dångerøus signal, that performance matters more than character.

The precedent set by this moment is critical. If apology alone restores leadership, future ministers will learn a deåd|y lesson: manage perception, not character. Say the right words, show the right emotion, and return to the pulpit unchanged.

But a biblical precedent demands more; forgiveness, accountability, time, and consistency before authority is restored. Anything less weakens the church and cheapens the gospel.

Pastor Okafor’s apology may be a start, but it is not the conclusion. The real issue is not whether he has apologized, though we understand that he is the founder and senior pastor of the church, We wait to see whether the church and those he sees as spiritual fathers will respond with courage, order, and fidelity to Scripture.

CARDINAL MULLER CALLS OUT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH "We cannot have rainbow flags in our churches because behind this is the a...
30/12/2025

CARDINAL MULLER CALLS OUT THE CATHOLIC CHURCH

"We cannot have rainbow flags in our churches because behind this is the atheistic ideology, absolute negation of God as the creator" - Cardinal Muller
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OUR TAKE ON THIS:👇

God bless Cardinal Muller and let that truth in his speech hit hard. This is not about politics, not about being trendy. This is about protecting the holiness of God’s house.

A symbol is never neutral. A rainbow flag is not just a color spectrum, it carries a worldview that denies God, undermines His authority, and seeks to redefine creation itself.

Churches are sacred spaces, meant to honor God, not accommodate ideologies that contradict Him. When we allow symbols of rebellion into the sanctuary, we invite compromise into worship.

This is not håte, this is truth and such guarding the altar, the Word, and the glory of God.

It's high time the Catholic up Western world and every other churches must ask itself:

Do our altars and walls proclaim God’s kingdom Or do they reflect the spirit of the age?

We must remember that God's word is unchanging and His house and the saints must remain Holy.

We must worship Christ, not 'Mother Earth', not icebergs, not LGB__T ideology - Bishop SchneiderOur Take On this: There ...
30/12/2025

We must worship Christ, not 'Mother Earth', not icebergs, not LGB__T ideology - Bishop Schneider

Our Take On this: There are still remnant Bishops, may God bless Bishop Schneider

Islam will invade the world if the West continues to apostatize from Christ.- Cardinal Sarah-------Our take on this: 👇Th...
30/12/2025

Islam will invade the world if the West continues to apostatize from Christ.- Cardinal Sarah

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Our take on this: 👇

This is not fear-mongering, not racism nor a call to håtr£d.

This is a spiritual diagnosis, history has never been neutral about vacuums. When a civilization abandons its foundations, something else always fills the space.

And the West is not merely secularizing, apostatising, actively rejecting Christ while keeping the language of morality without its source.

A faith that apologizes for its own Scriptures will not withstand a faith that believes its own texts without shame. When Christianity loses its spine, it loses its soil and when it loses its soil, other belief systems will naturally take root.

This is not a geopolitical warning first, It is a theological one because the greatest threat to Christianity has never been Islam, atheism, or paganism. It has always been apostasy from within.

God help the Western Church and believers.

Introducing the LGB__T cross into Saint Peter's Basilica is a physical aggression against God. - Cardinal Sarah-----This...
30/12/2025

Introducing the LGB__T cross into Saint Peter's Basilica is a physical aggression against God. - Cardinal Sarah
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This is not a tweet from a fringe blogger.
This is not a rånt from an internet prophet.
This is a Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church sounding an alarm from inside the walls.

And the question must be asked plainly, What exactly is the Catholic Church turning into, why the wind of doctrine in Catholic church, a very dånger∞us one to influence the world.

We at TheFourGospelsTV are asking, what exactly is happening with the Catholic faith.

Wishing you a Christmas filled with the joy of Christ, the peace of His presence, and the hope of His salvation.May His ...
25/12/2025

Wishing you a Christmas filled with the joy of Christ, the peace of His presence, and the hope of His salvation.

May His love reign in your heart and home today and always.

Merry Christmas from all of us @ The Four Gospels TV





18/12/2025

HOLY GHOST CHRISTIAN CENTRE | DECEMBER CAROL SERVICE | Dr. Amos Fenwa | 18th December.

Ministering: Yinka Erinle

18/12/2025

HOLY GHOST CHRISTIAN CENTRE | DECEMBER CAROL SERVICE | Dr. Amos Fenwa | 18th December.

Ministering: Dieko

A HARD WORD THE CHURCH DOESN’T WANT TO HEAR.Read slowly, this will offend some people.In light of recent s£xµål explicit...
18/12/2025

A HARD WORD THE CHURCH DOESN’T WANT TO HEAR.
Read slowly, this will offend some people.

In light of recent s£xµål explicit event making the rounds on the internet involving a popular Lagos-based minister and a nollywood actress, this needs to be said.

Let’s stop pretending, not every scåndål in the Church is an åttåck from Satan, some are the harvest of indiscipline. The pulpit is not a hiding place for secret lives, once you mount it, your life becomes part of the sermon.

A minister who preaches holiness to the congregation while living recklessly in private is not misunderstood, he is disqualified by Scripture. God requires ministers to be above reproach, exhibiting integrity and self-control both publicly and privately (1 Timothy 3:2-7; Titus 1:6-9). Hypocrisy undermines trust, erodes the church’s witness, and misleads the congregation. Leadership in God’s house is about consistent obedience, moral integrity, and accountability, not just preaching holiness. Reckless private living invites divine judgment and damages both the minister’s credibility and the spiritual health of the community.

Blameless was never a suggestion, It was a requirement. S∑xuål purity is not optional for men of God. Paul didn’t say manage lust, he didn’t say pray it away, he said FLEE. Any minister who believes he can keep private emotional, rømantic, or spiritual relationships with women and come out clean is either naïve or dishonest.

Let’s say the uncomfortable truth about church and ministerial calling of pastors, anointing + fame + unchecked access to women is a dångerøus cocktail. And the Church keeps paying the price, while leaders keep making excuses.

Some ministers love quoting, touch not my anointed but deliberately ignore abstain from all appearance of evil. You don’t need to be caught in bed to disgrace the Gospel, perception alone can destroy credibility.

Here’s the part many won’t like, but must hear:
Ministers should avoid actresses, celebrities, socialites, and women drawn to power, influence, and visibility, preach to them, pray for them, bless them with God's word but be mindful of yourself, this is not because women are the problem but because lack of boundaries.

Even better still avoid unnecessary closeness with women altogether, that’s not hatred for women. That’s fear of God.

Marriage, divørce, and remarriage are not casual footnotes in ministry. Any man with a complicated past who refuses transparency and accountability is not protecting the Gospel, he is protecting himself. Hidden histories always resurface, and when they do, they don’t just shame the man,
they bl£ed the Church.

Let this be said clearly:
The ministry is not a dating pool, the anointing is not emotional therapy and the pulpit is not a cover for secret indulgence

Paul warned plainly:
"Take heed unto thyself, and unto the doctrine" but the preachers of this era, most ministers wants to guard doctrine while ignoring themselves. this is already a rebelliøn.

The Church does not need more gifted men, We are drowning in gifted men, what we lack are disciplined men. Men who fear God more than pleasure, men who value the Gospel more than companionship, men who understand this truth that anointing attracts, but only character sustains.

For those who may want to start advising and talking down on this write, please be reminded that to pray for church leaders is required and yes, but we must stop excusing recklessness. Holiness is not optional, and no title is above accountability.

If this made you uncomfortable, it was meant to, If this offended you, examine why, If this helped you, share it.

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