Churches need to stop falling for voices like John Prester and blindly believing everything without proper fact-checking, because this kind of uncritical acceptance opens the door to misinformation, manipulation, and theological confusion. In a digital age where anyone can sound authoritative with the right tone or platform, churches must return to the Berean mindset—searching the Scriptures daily to see if what is being said is true (Acts 17:11). When churches fail to verify claims or examine teachings carefully, they risk building their ministries on shaky ground, embracing half-truths, and passing along error to their congregations. Sound doctrine requires both spiritual discernment and intellectual diligence—neither of which can thrive when we trade biblical integrity for sensational voices that haven’t been tested.