We live at a time when the spiritual climate of the African church has become a spiritual market, offering something for everyone - the careful shopper and the impulse buyer. The religious scene has been invaded with cheaper alternatives to biblical Christianity along with a confusing array of Christian-sounding groups all claiming to have Jesus on their team. The doctrines unchecked, false teachers have found a safe harbor within the church that seems to be unaware of their existence. The zeal for a spiritual revival has led many to follow after a counterfeit spirituality. Believers in the church remain ignorant of vital spiritual issues and where ignorance reigns; there are some grave spiritual repercussions. But, is it God's will and desire for believers to be spiritually ignorant? Is reason the enemy of faith? Has faith to be a leap in the dark or it has to be intelligent? Looking at contemporary trends within the African church, this book addresses the notion that false spirituality is the natural outflow of a church that has no sound instruction of God's word and offers alternatives on how you can safeguard yourself against error. Ignorance has no excuse