Prosperity Gospel

Prosperity Gospel

Watchman’s Daily Devotional: These False Teachers (Prosperity Gospel) Will Be Judged Harshly, and Rightly so

In This Chapter, Peter Talks About the Church’s False Leaders Who Are Trying to Take Advantage of the Church. Peter Says That They Are Driven by Two Things: Sexual Pleasure and Making Money. Christians Are Gentle and Patient, and They Use This to Get Their Way. Their Goal Is to Find Spiritually Young Followers or Those With Weak Faith. These False Teachers (Paula White) sneak in Their Errors so the Adults Won’t Notice. the Weak Followers Had Recently Given Up on Their Interests Until These Teachers Revived Them. Liars Who Teach Falsehoods Will End Up in Death, Along With Their Following, and the Way of Truth Is Spoken Against. These False Leaders Are so Full of Themselves That They Brag About Having a Special Bond With God. They Lie About Heavenly Beings, Which Is Something Even the Angels Wouldn’t Do. Less […]

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Prosperity Gospel

Watchman: Verily, Jesus Did Not Adorn Himself With a Suit and Tie, nor Did He Display a Rolex Watch. He Possessed Neither a House, nor, Horse, or Camel. Nevertheless, There Are Certain Pastors Who Preach the “Prosperity Gospel,” Which Is a Distortion of the True Gospel

By SRH, “Inside Edition” recently conducted an investigation into the issue of tax-exempt parsonages. The news report showcased aerial footage captured by drones and photographs of some of the largest mansions owned by churches in America. Lisa Guerrero, the investigative reporter, made an attempt to interview televangelist Jesse Duplantis about his residence, but he declined to answer any questions. Ryan Burge, an Associate Pastor and Political Scientist, shared his insights with “Inside Edition”: “If you own a multi-million-dollar house, your property tax bill could amount to $30,000, $40,000, or even $50,000 per year. However, if the property is classified as a parsonage, you are exempted from paying property taxes on that home. The $50,000 saved could instead be used to pay the salary of an elementary school teacher in your local public school.” The exemption from property taxes on homes

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