Benny Hinn, the renowned Israeli-American televangelist, is slated to return to Kenya amid controversy surrounding his teachings. Reuben Kigame, a former presidential aspirant and gospel musician, has publicly criticized Hinn's doctrine, alleging it deviates from biblical principles.

Kigame's critique, posted on his Facebook page, highlights concerns about Hinn's doctrine and its alignment with scripture. He questions the motives behind Hinn's return to Kenya, suggesting that the responsibility for religious revival should not rest solely on Hinn's shoulders.

In his statement, Kigame shares excerpts from a document where he challenges Hinn's teachings, emphasizing the importance of discernment among Christians. He urges believers to test the validity of Hinn's message against the scriptures, citing 1 John 4:1.

Moreover, Kigame expresses apprehension about the unchecked influence Hinn wields, cautioning against blindly accepting his teachings. He calls for critical evaluation and discernment, rather than unquestioning acceptance of charismatic figures like Hinn.

As Hinn prepares for his upcoming crusade in Nairobi, Kigame's dissent underscores the ongoing debate within the Kenyan faith community regarding the authenticity of Hinn's ministry.