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“Now do you understand how easy it is to raise a dead body? I've raised at least four, so I know.” — Apostle Grace Lubega (Phaneroo Ministries International). Who were these four people? Is there independent evidence they died and returned to life?

I've written a theological response to this sermon, examining seven of Apostle Grace Lubega's interpretations of Scripture. I agree with parts of his message, but I believe several applications deserve closer examination. My response: teapawt.net/FactChecker_UG/status/…

Phaneroo’s apparent PR response to questions about Apostle Grace Lubega’s resurrection claims is most deeply troubling. Instead of answers, we’re seeing historical miracle stories rapidly circulated. Are those sharing these posts not themselves curious about the people their own apostle claims to have raised from the dead? Who are these 4+ people? What are their names? Are there firsthand testimonies? Shouldn’t the Body of Christ be eager to hear such extraordinary good news?

Why keep sharing historical miracle stories when Apostle Grace Lubega claims to have raised 4+ people from the dead in our own generation? Who are they? Are there names, dates or firsthand testimonies? Imagine how much faith sharing these extraordinary accounts could inspire in the Church and the world! teapawt.net/bb_baddest/status/2119…

Why keep sharing historical miracle stories when Apostle Grace Lubega claims to have raised 4+ people from the dead in our own generation? Who are they? Are there names, dates or firsthand testimonies? Imagine how much faith sharing these extraordinary accounts could inspire in the Church and the world!

What are the names of the 4+ that Apostle Grace Lubega claims to have raised from the dead? Imagine how much faith this could inspire in the Church and the world! Is there a reason not to share the details of such extraordinary good news, just as Jesus and the apostles did?

Apostle Grace Lubega is alive and ministering in our generation. Who are the four or more people he claims to have raised from the dead? Imagine how much faith knowing the names of these people could inspire in the Church and the world! Is there a reason not to share the details of such extraordinary good news, just as Jesus and the apostles did?

This is getting out of hand. Imagine being told to read about trees instead of simply going outside to see one for yourself. Apostle Grace Lubega is alive and ministering in our generation. Who are the four or more people he claims to have raised from the dead? Imagine how much faith knowing the names of these people could inspire in the Church and the world! Is there a reason not to share the details of such extraordinary good news, just as Jesus and the apostles did?

Amen! Setting aside the claims about Smith Wigglesworth for a moment, who are the four or more people Apostle Lubega claims to have raised from the dead? Imagine how much faith these recent resurrections could inspire! Is there a reason not to share the details of these extraordinary miracles with the Church and the world, just as Jesus and the apostles did?

@grok this pastor belongs to Apostle Grace Lubega’s church. Analyse his mannerisms, body language, and vocal inflections. Compare them to those of Apostle Grace Lubega. How much similarity is there? Is it minimal, and likely coincidence, or otherwise? What do you think? Also say if you’re trained to be able to detect the things I request.

@grok, that there are so many people at this church is proof that they are not fools, not desperate and that what is taught there is true. This is what scripture teaches, correct?

Terrible! I pray he prevails.

CROWD SIZE is NOT divine endorsement. “Theologically, numbers are not a test of truth. Jesus drew multitudes who later left Him (John 6). Scripture warns that many will follow false teaching (2 Tim 4:3-4) and that the way is narrow (Matt 7:13-14). Attendance can reflect charisma, culture, or marketing as easily as the Spirit. Pride in size as proof of a “powerful” or “distinct” ministry confuses popularity with fidelity. Faithfulness to Scripture, not headcount, is the measure.”

Crowds ARE NOT a sign of divine endorsement.

@grok, follow this thread. Does this person’s last response make logical sense? What about theological? If so, state it. If not, say what you think if happening here.

@grok assuming this has to do with recent conversations regarding pastors in Uganda on x, is it a fair assessment?

Everyone needs to see this, and even dig into those teachings for themselves.

@grok, that there are so many people at this church is proof that they are now fools, not desperate and that what is taught there must be true. This is what scripture teaches, correct?

I agree with you. Matthew 18:15 talks about correcting your brother privately, and yes, Priscilla and Aquila corrected Apollos privately. If I knew Apostle Grace Lubega personally, I would absolutely have approached him. But the examples from Acts were personal encounters. Here, we’re dealing with extraordinary claims made publicly to thousands of people, who are there to learn the word, and genuinely believe this with their heart. Many are there to seek God earnestly. Apostle Grace says he raised at least FOUR people from the dead. There’s actually an instance where even Paul corrected Peter “before them all” when his public conduct contradicted the gospel (Galatians 2:14). All people are asking for is evidence of these extraordinary claims he made publicly. What are the names of the people he said he raised from the dead?