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Originally Posted by JTULLOCK
N- I think that you are partly wrong in this thing. You know I have listened to my fair share of Acts29tv. I have heard every message on there by JS and others. I think to say he preaching prosperity doctrine is incorrect. Preach about and on money is not wrong, but preaching God will give us money because we need it, He owes us, we love Him so he gives in return, can be. JS is not preaching any of the latter except to fund the Gospel across the world.
Sure he has preached about receiving financial blessings. Infact, I believe I told you once that God spoke to me and told me that He is going to create millionaires this year, not because of Him blessing them only, but to fund the outreach of the lost world wide. What JS was doing is nothing more than helping people pray for financial blessings. There is a thin line here though. JS could go too far here but I am not sure he will. There are people out there that preach "give money to get money." This partly right and wrong. God will bless us for blessing His kindgdom. I think that is what JS is really talking about. But the way you can tell that he has not made a doctrine out of it is because he still at almost every service preaches that you must be born again. Not born again by money, but by the spirit!
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JT! We baptized a guy yesterday in the afternoon. One of the teams met a guy who was hungry and wanted an experience with God. They took him back to the church and baptized him! It was awesome!
I was hoping you'd respond to the post! LoL You and I disagree on this, I know. I'm sorry, but when a minister gets up and proclaims that so-and-so received a cash blessing after hearing his message; and continues giving examples of people who received cash blessings after hearing his message; and then praying over financial documents . . . it's a little much for me, bro.