BREAKING NEWS: ‘Prophet Telvin’ Declares the Holy Spirit Does Not Exist – Apostle Enoch Responds

In a startling and controversial declaration, a man identified as Prophet Telvin has publicly denied the existence of the Holy Spirit—a statement that has sent shockwaves through Christian communities both online and offline.

During a recent message, Prophet Telvin, who claims to be a preacher of the Bible, boldly asserted that “The Holy Spirit does not exist,” a claim that directly contradicts foundational Christian doctrine and has been described by many Christian leaders as “spiritually dangerous” and “deeply heretical.”

Christian doctrine is clear: the Holy Spirit is not only real but is the third Person of the Godhead—co-equal with the Father and the Son. Denying His existence challenges the very fabric of biblical Christianity.

Apostle Enoch Boateng, founder of KingsHill Global and a prominent voice in the Apostolic Prophetic ministry, responded with a strong biblical clarification:

“To preach the Bible and deny the Holy Spirit is to preach a powerless gospel. The Holy Spirit is not a concept or force—He is God. Jesus promised Him. The early church experienced Him. We live by His power today.”

• John 14:26 – “But the Helper, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father will send in My name, He will teach you all things…”

• Acts 2:4 – “And they were all filled with the Holy Spirit and began to speak with other tongues…”

• Romans 8:16 – “The Spirit Himself bears witness with our spirit that we are children of God.”

Denying the Holy Spirit is not just a completely doctrinal error

Apostle Boateng has called on believers to stay rooted in the Word and test all teachings by Scripture:

“In these end times, many will rise claiming to speak for God but will deny the power thereof. We must remain discerning. The Holy Spirit is our Comforter, Guide, and Teacher. Denying Him is rejecting the very One who empowers the Church.”

While Prophet Telvin has the right to express his views, Apostle Enoch emphasizes that such teachings must be challenged with scriptural truth for the sake of the Body of Christ.

As of this writing, no retraction or clarification has been issued by Prophet Telvin.