The Panel continues the look into the effects of the fake Christianity exported by America, this time starting the discussion on the teachings of Kenneth Hagin. May the Lord Jesus Christ use this to help someone escape hell.
Adeboye’s story of his encounter with Kenneth Haggin is from the fairy tale of baba elewu etu who was so generous to lend his ewu etu to the citizens of his kingdom that wanted clothes for parties! At a point, one man visited the old man for his ewu etu. He met the old man eating, the old man invited him to table he joined in the eating. However a more serious person came seeking to borrow the same ewu etu, he was equally invited to table but he declined and immediately tabled his request for the ewu etu. Immediately, the first man jumped up and surmised that he came for the ewu. But the old man lender ignored him and gave the ewu etu to the second man! Over the decades, Adeboye has transcribed Yoruba folklores, adages and superstitions into ‘somebody shout hallelujah’! lati if ko wa l’obe je for so long… Thank you The True Christian Faith…
You’re absolutely right. In Matthew 6, Jesus was addressing the issue of hypocritical practices, particularly among the scribes and Pharisees, who were using prayer as a means to gain public attention and admiration rather than to communicate sincerely with God. Jesus said in Matthew 6:5-6 (NIV): “And when you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and on the street corners to be seen by others. Truly I tell you, they have received their reward in full. But when you pray, go into your room, close the door and pray to your Father, who is unseen. Then your Father, who sees what is done in secret, will reward you.” The emphasis is on the motive behind the prayer. Jesus wasn’t condemning public prayer itself-since, as you mentioned, He prayed publicly on several occasions-but rather the attitude of those who pray to be seen by others. The issue is with making prayer a performance rather than a genuine act of devotion. Public prayer can be powerful and meaningful when done with a humble heart, as seen in Jesus’ own public prayers, like when He prayed before raising Lazarus from the dead (John 11:41-42) or during the Last Supper (John 17). The key difference lies in whether the prayer is meant to glorify God or to draw attention to oneself
This Jesus appearing to some ministers made God a respector of persons. Some of them started teaching how to position yourself for an encounter. My question, however, is what about Jesus appearing to Saul who became Paul?
Paul Saw A Blinding light and heard a voice, And Not A Real Figure Standing Before Him In Discussion. Arome Said A Certain Christ Visited Him Well Over 13 Times (A Blatant Lie From The Pit Of Hell). Selma Same Narrative, Suleman Same Narrative. All Are Lies. I Don't know If You Ever Heard Of Rebecca Brown, An American Christian Author Who Had Such Encounters With A Certain Christ While Meditating. Her Visiting Christ Turned Out To Be A Demon. She Was Led To Question The Autencity Of Her Visiting Christ By A Genuine American Pastor Who Heard Her Testimony About Being Visited Repeatedly By This Stranger Calling Himself Christ In A Trance Like State. She Rebecca Brown Got The Boldness To Ask This Stranger Imposter "Are You Really The Jesus Christ That Was Crucified On The Cross, And Is Coming Back On Resurrection".. Simple Yet Very Powerful Question. The Rest As They Say Is History. The Encounter Ceased, After The True Identity Of The Stranger Was Revealed.
