VIDEO: See How Pastor Enenche Caught Lady Giving Fake Testimony In His Church (WATCH)

In a recent church service that has since gone viral, Pastor Dr. Paul Enenche, founder of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, found himself in a surprising moment of revelation as he uncovered what appeared to be a fabricated testimony shared by a woman.

The video, which has been widely circulated on social media platforms, shows Pastor Dr. Paul Enenche questioning the woman as she shared her testimony before the congregation. With a calm demeanor yet firm resolve, the pastor delved into probing questions, seeking clarity and authenticity in her account.

As the questioning progressed, subtle inconsistencies began to emerge, leading Pastor Enenche to skillfully expose discrepancies in the woman's narrative. Despite initial attempts to maintain her story, the woman eventually admitted to embellishing certain details, prompting a collective gasp from the congregation.

The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of truthfulness and integrity, especially within the sacred space of worship. Pastor Dr. Paul Enenche's handling of the situation exemplifies a commitment to upholding honesty and accountability within his ministry.

Following the revelation, the congregation responded with a mixture of shock, understanding, and support, demonstrating a willingness to confront uncomfortable truths in pursuit of genuine spiritual experiences.

In the aftermath of the viral video, discussions surrounding the incident have sparked reflection on the authenticity of testimonies shared in religious settings and the responsibility of both speakers and leaders to uphold transparency and sincerity.

As the video continues to circulate online, it serves as a poignant reminder of the power of discernment and the importance of fostering an environment where individuals feel empowered to share their stories authentically, without fear of judgment or falsehood.

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These people are funny

The funniest part is that most fake testimony is been arranged by the pastors himself, in order to extort some members of the congregation

The length pastors go just to get customers members is terrifying sha. One can hardly decipher the truth from lies.
Have a good heart, we say no preferring to please the church

This reminds of me of a lowlife lady who gave a testimony in the Lord's Chosen that armed robbers attacked her block, robbed every apartment except hers. The following Monday, someone who was in the church when she gave the testimony saw a friend who lives in the same block asked him about the robbery. The friend was confused. He debunked the fake testimony. The friend mobilized other neighbours to confront the woman. The mentally deranged woman started jeering like a donkey. The landlord heard about her fake testimony and issued her husband quit notice(the husband was owing the landlord) .

Going to bed and waking up the next morning is the best testimony ever. Haters can break in and smother or sniff the life out of you. If congregants don't get wowed by such testimony, it means they lack basic understanding of life.

There's no point fabricating intriguing testimonies just to wow the congregation.

The women isn't giving a fake testimony. What I see here is just stage fright

TheGoodFellow:
The women isn't giving me a fake testimony. What I see here is just stage fright

Werey forming sense here

Nigeria is a wild place.. it's possible even the 'fake' testimony itself na fake. e fit be staged..

Some churches can stage anything.

But what do I know..

They keep deceiving souls all in the name of church. May God open our eyes to know the truth.🙏

He caught nothing. She deserves an apology. That’s not how to talk to an adult. I find that act very very disrespectful. Well, what do I know, it is but the consequences of worshipping gods of men. Quote me daily!

Bsc in law
People, just to fill among
You digrace your generation, rubbish

She didn't lie , go to her FB page . She's a police woman and also has a first degree in law from NOUN (Abuja)