So who or what is a false prophet?

It's time for the Line of Fire with your host, activist, author, international speaker, and theologian, Dr. Michael Brown, your voice of moral, cultural, and spiritual revolution.

Michael Brown is the director of the Coalition of Conscience and President of Fire School of

Ministry. Get into the line of fire now by calling 86634 Truth. That's 86634 Truth. Here again

is Dr. Michael Brown. Welcome friends to the line of fire broadcast. This is Michael Brown seeking

to serve as your voice of moral sanity

and spiritual clarity in the midst of a society and chaos at a church all too often

and compromised. We're going to talk about an important subject today. Who or what is a false

prophet? Phone lines are open, but only on this topic. 86634 Truth, 866348-7884.

We want to look at prophecies concerning the re-election of Donald Trump. We want to ask what we do with failed and false prophecy.

We want to answer the question, who is a false prophet? What is a false profit? What definitions do we use? How do we understand this? What is the term used as in the New Testament? We will also look at how we process this. When inauguration day comes and Donald Trump is not inaugurated on January 20th, how do we process that, especially as charismatic?

And then how do we respond to some that I would call hypercritics who are dangerous in their own right because of their uneven handling of Scripture and truth and even ethics.

So we'll address all of that, take your calls, but only on this topic specifically,

not larger election issues, conspiracy theories, other things, Christians and Trump, etc.

Only this specific subject of false prophecy and specifically who or what is a false prophet.

866-348-7-884. And I will be playing, oh, three clips, I believe, that I think will be very

enlightening. We will talk about individuals, but I want to talk more about theology and larger scriptural

truths and how we evaluate.

Let me start off by saying, I am not the answer man.

I've been saying that a lot lately.

I want to say it again.

I'm not the corrector in chief.

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