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Selling Out to Cash In.... Ex-Apostolics...
It disturbs me when I see ex-apostolics on Televsion hawking money for the propagation of False Doctrine....
When I see ex-apostolic singers who turn their back on truth and claim anointing and propagate false doctrine... Seems like they "sold out" to Cash in... Claiming that their new found wealth & popularity is a sign of God's Blessings.... What think Ye?? |
I weep when this happens......30 pieces of silver...30 shekels of shame..
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But keep in mind that the bible says, Deuteronomy 8:18 But thou shalt remember the LORD thy God: for it is he that giveth thee power to get wealth, that he may establish his covenant which he sware unto thy fathers, as it is this day. Remember that wealth is not always money, but sometimes it is. |
Methinks this thread will offend some here.....
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little is said of the cross, denying yourself, being beat with rods, being shipwrecked, naked, hungry...ever weary...
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the truth is, he started this thread after I sent him a PM explaining my next [ad]venture. I was offered a 1hour/weekly spot on a christian network to teach or whatever... and the pay is $$$$$$ great!!!! Bye Bye poverty!! Money cometh!!! cha ching!!! $$$$$
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I am not in the UPCI and neither am I saying people who leave the UPCI are selling out...
I personally am saying a lot of glamour and promises some of these prosperity preachers make is to raise more money...and more money and more money... I am sure there are sincere people also preaching. |
Nashville and TBN want all the contributers to sacrifice for the sake of prosperity....
Not much cross bearing mentioned by the media type minitries..... That is .... They want you to carry their cross...... |
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Most of them I have seen on TBN and such are trying to raise money for the station not for their bill fold or money clip. There are some. But also remember God does bless people to become wealthy and some of these people try and help others to reach that kind of freedom. I am not happy with it as a doctrine, but a blessing, yes it is. I think that there is some of them that are greedy and want money, money, money. But I would not say that it is a majority. |
Why is it when it comes to prosperity liberal's always quote the Old testament but when it comes to standards... they critisize Conservatives for the same???
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The lake of fire awaits that deceitful poison spitting tongue, be assured.
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Check your facts.. before you blow your nose... Money Cometh... Sounds like "Let's all praise Money" .. |
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Love of money is the root of all evil ... it happens in the Apostolic church ... out of it ... with dyed in the wool Apostolics ... and ex-Apostolics ...
We know the stories of money-hungry self-professed Christians on both sides .... I cant swallow prosperity preaching at all ... but in happens in Apostolic churches also ... I've heard it w/ my own ears ..... As for the charge against singers and musicians that leave .... to cash in ... yes there are some that have seeing a broader cash revenue ... but again ... I've seen Apostolics that will hawk their CD's at a prayer service .... One of the problems that the Apostolic church has had is that some pastors do not: 1. Understand the exorbitant costs it takes to produce a quality CD recording ... it's in the thousands of dollars .... They then expect this singer or musician to sell their CD' to a small insular market. Some shun those that minister at "non-apostolic" venues .... 2. Then you have pastors who literally don't even see it as a ministry on the par w/ preaching or teaching and so it's marginalized ..... Many pastors till this day think it's crazy to have salaried musicians .... and those that do are often grossly underpaid based on the hours they put in .... Things we need to consider ... |
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but we often can't understand why a preacher or singer has left our ranks and so we often chalk it up to ... "well ... they're just compromisers who after money". |
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The libs know how to "rightly divide" the word |
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It is suspect... but it is their choice...and we have our own issues.. but that being said... Truth is STILL truth... Doctrine is STILL Doctrine.. They have given up that in my opinion when they are raising money for a false hope that lulls folks into thinking their saved.... |
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I just think that the Cons, as a majority, are trying to box the Libs in here. I think that most of the Cons are trying to hard to defend the standards thing. Some would say the Libs are doing the same for the money thing. Maybe. But ALL the Cons get their shorts, I mean pants in a wad when some tells them that they are taking scripture out of context about the dress code. I hate the word standards cause dress code is not standards. Standards is a life style to live by. Not a set of "do not's" but of "you can's." You can obstain from premarital sex, drugs, etc. Holiness does not equal standards. Standards, not dress code, help to protect your holiness. A dress code is ok for the modesty thing. The Cons have taken it beyond modesty. They have made it heaven or hell and not modest and immodest. Women can be more modest or as modest in pants than a skirt. This not a standards thread, but the Cons always make things about "defending" the look of a person. When the intent is the immoral part. |
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I don't have a problem defending Biblical Standards set forth in the Word... |
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There's a few ... one recently in Ohio ... that has allegedly stolen thousands of dollars .... |
RKentSmith,
Please answer my question from the last page. |
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But I do think it sad.. When talented Folks leave the Biblical Doctrine of Oneness, Repentence, Baptism in Jesus Name and the Infilling of the Holy Ghost with the evidence of speaking in Tongues.. to promote False Doctrine which doesn't save anyone... |
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I do not think the Cons want to be controling by preaching dress codes, but it does end that way. On the other hand the Libs can not discount living right. I do not think that a dress code makes you or anyone more holy, but there is tact that needs to be used. No halter tops in public, but a short sleeve shirt...modest shorts, slacks, etc. But this is about prosperity doctrine not the hem lengths. |
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... because I think a snake oil salesman will adopt ANY DOCTRINE .... to make a buck ... I've seen one ultracon who used the PASTOR IS NEVER WRONG DOCTRINE ... to walk away w/ close a million dollars after selling the church property ... leaving his saints out in the "cold" ..... |
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btw... I am not Ultra-Conservative... |
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There are many exUPCer's / exApostolics who have not gone that road of the "Prosperity Message". My church and pastor are one of them. The ones that do go that route tend to get a lot of attention because of their antics. I have related how I stumbled across a Christian TV telethon being hosted by a former UPC pastor a couple of years ago and how shameful his appeal to the elderly and poor was. I was so full of rightous indignation I was almost shaking and had trouble going to sleep that night. That man is going to answer to God for the perversion of the Gospel I witnessed him put forth that night. It was as if Christianity was a get rich scheme rather than the restoration of creation to the Creator. |
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This thread is about Ex-Apostolics on Television raising money for or from Trinitarian Means... |
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This is precisely my point... they have sold the Truth... to cash in for personal gain... or to promote False Doctrine... they have lowered themselves to this level..and it's sad... no matter how wealthy they are or will become.. |
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Dan.. Is everybody that leaves the UPC or Apostolic fellowship a Victim? |
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