OK...CharismaticEvang. Selling Blood of Jesus Oil

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Originally Posted by U376977

I really don't understand so many of the people on AFF. We are critical of a man who offiers, "blood of Jesus" oil--yet you accept a tattooed t-shirt and jeans wearing "minister" bringing "revival" in Lakeland.??? What gives?

Please don't critize another man of God!!

I went to Woody Martin's church in desperate need of a miracle. I was in daily pain in with my heart. The Dr. wanted to do by-pass on me. Woody Martin called me out and prayed for me and I received a miracle. Then he asked me if the name "William" meant anything to me. THAT IS MY NAME. He did not know me. No one got my name before church. I am not an easy manipulted charismatic--typical of the Lakeland crowd--I know how to spot a con. Woody Martin had to have been operating in the spiritual gifts to call me out by name and to know my illness and then get the power of God to manifest and bring a healing to me. I have not had chest pain for over 3 months now--have not had the by-pass or been touched by Drs., it was all the power of God. I am healed.

When I visited his Church I met a lady who had been healed from blindness. A man who was an alcoholic for 18 years, delivered. Another man who left the hospital to go home and into hospic, on the way home he stoped at the church and was healed--that was several years ago. I talked with a young man--full of the Holy Ghost--who had been delivered from crack. He and his wife and baby were in the service praising God.

I will not fight him because he uses red anointing oil. It is not a money gimmick! Wood Martin does not need money. He is independantly wealthy. He has a weekly broadcast on Word network--and about 50 people in the congregation. Who do you think pays for the broadcast--not the congregation. It is coming out of his pocket and those that watch the brodcast.

Thank God that he used WM's ministry for your healing ...!!! Soli Deo Gloria!!!

That doesn't take way from the error of selling this ... or how it appears to most of the unchurched thus affecting how the Church as whole is perceived.