This hot-of-the-presses Powercast commences with Michael reminiscing about being at the forefront of the “Jesus” and “Word of Faith” movements with men like Norvel Hayes – even before Kenneth Hagin founded Rhema Bible College in Oklahoma.
Then we learn why, as Michael began to share the actual Gospel Peace and Grace, someone commented, “Wherever Mike Williams goes, churches close.” Also, why over the years pastors seem to have been the Gospel’s “primary victims”.
“Honesty causes Christianity to collapse…Denial is not freedom. Denial is not truth”. Michael and Daniel lay it all out on the line for the world to hear!
These secrets of former “Word of Faith” pastors expose the lies they shared personally and falsehoods they saw all around them.
Daniel tells about studying Benny Hinn’s ministry in order to get miracles in his service, times when he and other pastors shared honestly about “it” not working and confesses he told many lies himself.
Why do honest men and women, who sincerely want to help others, tell such devastating lies?
Michael lets us know how he got caught up in “hypnosis” while preaching, regretting what he had said even before he sat down and about “seeing” angles.
Knowing all of humanity was born righteous versus being imputed with righteousness and then comparing THE promise of God as opposed with the multiple promises of God has freed our thinking allowing us to be even more honest.
Mental and emotional stability is a wonderful prize of life, is it not?
Not having depression, anxiety attacks, mood swings and other mental illness are so effectively dealt with by CPRing (Consistently, Persistently and Repetitively) meditating THE truth of the Good News!
Please remember, truth is only truth if it is applicable to ALL people. God’s righteousness for ALL regardless of faith or behavior is just that – THE truth!
Yay God!!! Yay Jesus!!! Yay You!!!
Christianity, religion, legalism and divisiveness are all exposed and freedom in Christ is revealed! Get ready…
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RHEMA started in 1974. First graduation class ‘75. Faith Promise is not charismatic. Far from it. Conservative evangelical with a hyped up show but neither embraces nor speaks of charismatics as to keep them coming to their show. I attended RHEMA and visited Faith Promise a few times. And yes I am free to live life in the actual gospel. Thanks for all you do.
As I listen:
In Alberta, Canada we had One day right in the middle of two days of snow where We got a day of 70 degrees.
Visited Churches closed because the message went against the church doctrine demanded to be followed.
When you realize God is not at work in this life, in this world. That is when God in us with us and us being God in this earth can start working in this world in clarity of mind and thought to cause the changes scientifically rather than mystically.
Much of the understanding in the Gospel Revolution is the fact that study took place in the scriptures. We held God accountable for his word by studying his word. It brought us into truth. Stop, learn, and , listen.
Mike, Your packed Churches thing sure changed tee hee.
The verses used by Christianity and Mystics could fit in a small comic book. 6 verses in Romans 5 out of Hebrews, 12 out of James and so on and so on.
It is so freeing to just look for truth through logic and testing the information with logic and common sense with scriptures.
When you turn away from the Bible and make your own religion you must write your own Bible. But you can never make your own Jesus. All you can do is remove Jesus and go into your vain imaginations.
When you use only a few scriptures , there again you remove Jesus and create a religion free from truth and reality and can play any game you want and require money.
The importance of using the scriptures in their entirety and test test test against the scriptures. You either use all the book or you need to rewrite the book. Had fun listening, learning, and writing comments alongside the podcast. Have a wonderful week. Look forward to next Friday. Thankyou for doing what you do.
Love and hugs from Sunny Beaumont, Alberta, Canada
We gospel revolution folks often are heard to say we were born righteous, but is our statement actually correct? Weren’t we all made righteous even before our physical birth?