Russell Johnson on Facing Opposition, Staying True To Your Calling & More - Rich Wilkerson Jr.-Ep 19 

Benny has changed a lot in the last 5-10 years. Almost got divorced, almost died, and actually spent years just getting close to the Lord and reading The word, building his relationship with the Lord, he has admitted to changing and maturing in the faith. He is not the person people saw 20-30 years ago.

Russell is super articulate. Like a writer who processes things well. Dont let the constructive comments discourage you. Good points about the church needing the move of God. As long as it's not "Spiritual frustration" as Dick Iverson said in the book Balance. People wanting to see a move of God but not forcing it. (Like pushing people over and calling it slain in the spirit) But you all should try Celebrate Recovery and see how shallow the church has become. Most pastors are "one man bands" doing everything from announcements to There is no "middle class" in most churches. Calvary School of Discipleship and Sunday school classes and bible studies midweek are sadly needed. People in the church aren't angry. They are just like starving babies in Africa. Spiritually anorexic. Joel Olsteen? Listen to him. His whole message at the end is listen to MY podcast. get MY books. Tapes etc. And fly around the country picking up speaker fees. From 100 to 200k. Just saying. Russell is right in that you want friends that tell it like it is without the fluff.

Fan boys. Lol Good one. Like when Wayne and Garth met Alice Cooper.

Most pastors raised in the church might be good at teaching but to be honest aren't so great at evangelism. It's nothing to do with talent but more from the experience of going through hell. before getting saved. Most neglected verses in the bible Matthew 10:32-33

@@ThroughMyLins Benny still tells people to sow seeds for miracles and parades himself around as a healer… his repentance lacks any semblance of sincerity… for Benny it’s about the money and he seems too far gone to be restored to repentance… don’t forget that the writer of Hebrews spoke of this… the possibility that one cannot be restored to repentance is very real!