Can you name just ten true Born again Biblically correct TV preachers in the US of America?
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I have his NIV study bible. He's devoted most of his life to the study of the Word and he's been a trusted source of teaching.
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I'm not American and so I haven't seen many of them. Most of the ones I have seen appear mighty rich and have their own planes, vast estates and millions of dollars. I will probably call down a lot of criticism but the man who moved me the most was a guy called John Wimber.
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Being born again is a process. To be born again means to be transformed by God into a new moral life, one lived in strict obedience unto His will.
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The Original term is not "born again" that is what the "translation is saying. Jesus said: "you must be "born from above"! Meaning born of God from above, a brand "new creature" a heavenly creature. Moral life is a earthly life. He said nothing about a new moral life. You are to live a "Sanctified" a Holy life. Deny yourself. And take up your cross and fellow him! Love not this world neither the things that are in it. Whosoever that loves this world is a enemy of GOD! It is well beyond a moral life but a spiritual one, forsaking all. For this is the will of God even your sanctification.
(1 Thessalonians 4).
3It is God’s will that you should be sanctified: that you should avoid sexual immorality; 4that each of you should learn to control your own body a in a way that is holy and honorable, 5not in passionate lust like the pagans, who do not know God; 6and that in this matter no one should wrong or take advantage of a brother or sister. b The Lord will punish all those who commit such sins, as we told you and warned you before. 7For God did not call us to be impure, but to live a holy life. 8Therefore, anyone who rejects this instruction does not reject a human being but God, the very God who gives you his Holy Spirit.
A had to go beyond the Word "moral". Because people always move the "goal post" backwards concerning the Word "moral" [good morals] is define by the "culture" of the people in which they live.
(1 Thessalonians 4).
3It is God’s will that you should be sanctified: that you should avoid sexual immorality; 4that each of you should learn to control your own body a in a way that is holy and honorable, 5not in passionate lust like the pagans, who do not know God; 6and that in this matter no one should wrong or take advantage of a brother or sister. b The Lord will punish all those who commit such sins, as we told you and warned you before. 7For God did not call us to be impure, but to live a holy life. 8Therefore, anyone who rejects this instruction does not reject a human being but God, the very God who gives you his Holy Spirit.
A had to go beyond the Word "moral". Because people always move the "goal post" backwards concerning the Word "moral" [good morals] is define by the "culture" of the people in which they live.
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The ONLY TV preacher I bother with is Joyce Meyer.
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is she the one that says we are all gods?
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Nope (at least I never heard her even HINT about that). Joyce is pretty straight line, non-prosperity, classical Charismatic. A LOT like Bob Mumford in style, message, and delivery.
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Jimmy Swaggart, you must be joking? This man led to me almost becoming so disillusioned with Christianity that I nearly left the faith and returned to my previous atheism. His visits to prostitutes while screaming about sexual immorality was hypocritical disgusting to the extreme evil vile! Yes, he asked God to forgive him but I saw crocodile tears? Even if God forgave him he should have stood down as a pastor and become one of the congregation. And he still has the gall to ask for money!
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Are you serious Joyce Meyer is a woman what is she doing behind a Christian pulpit? Why have you ignored that the Holy Bible teaches that a woman must be quiet in the Church? She teaches the blasphemous heresy that The Lord Jesus's unimaginable agony pain and shame on the cross at Calvary were not sufficient to save or pay the penalty for the sins of us all? She goes further teaching the evil heresy that Jesus went to hell to become a mortal being was tormented and was born again in hell. She teaches the evil gospel of prosperity. She is one you should definitely not bother listening to. What happened to Godly discernment what happened to become a good Berean and verify if teaching is Biblically true? "It is just sad"!
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I agree a man of God!
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Most on your list are heretics?
Really Rodney Howard Browne? As a fellow South African I know about your worst import from my country to America where Satan used him to start the blasphemous movement of the Toronto blessing when in fact it is a curse out of the pit of hell! Rodney Howard Browne is not just wrong he is evil! He has as much love in him as an alligator. His shows are a demonic mockery of the Divine Holy God.
This Stanic Hindu kundalini hysterical laughing falling over each other screaming like demented banshees falling into a coma or shaking like an epileptic walking on for limbs like dogs howling like wolves. Find that insanity anywhere in the Holy Bible?
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Here she is saying just that
, I would be very careful listening to the likes of her, she appeals to the flesh. focus is on what God can do for us in material things,
I have one book by Joyce Meyer. Other than That -- as a woman she could teach other women -- but I'll go with Dr. David Jeremiah any day. The only thing I've Not been impressed with is the P/W music used to begin his program with. But I haven't heard him on TV in a long time. Used to get him on Direct TV, but switched to Spectrum and lost him.
Haven't actually heard her theology.
Haven't actually heard her theology.
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I won't name anyone... good or bad. It would just be my opinion anyway.
But I do have a thought here. It seems we are looking for perfection. A preacher that has never made a mistake. I can guarantee you, just about all of them have at one time or another.
Even the pastor at my local church has made a mistake at least once. I don't discount him because of that.
Moses made mistakes, David made mistakes, Elijah made mistakes, Solomon.. well, he made the ultimate mistake, Peter denied Jesus three times, Paul made mistakes, and if you've posted
hundreds of messages here on TalkJesus, you've made a mistake or two. I know I have, not intentionally, but I have been flat-out wrong a few times.
There are mistakes people make in life, and there are "mistakes" people make in doctrine (that includes myself). We are human after all.
Making a mistake is OK with me. The fact is, we don't all agree on everything, so some of us are wrong about a few things. However bad doctrine is bad doctrine, some preachers
aren't just making a mistake, they are intentionally teaching things that disagree with the Bible.
But I do have a thought here. It seems we are looking for perfection. A preacher that has never made a mistake. I can guarantee you, just about all of them have at one time or another.
Even the pastor at my local church has made a mistake at least once. I don't discount him because of that.
Moses made mistakes, David made mistakes, Elijah made mistakes, Solomon.. well, he made the ultimate mistake, Peter denied Jesus three times, Paul made mistakes, and if you've posted
hundreds of messages here on TalkJesus, you've made a mistake or two. I know I have, not intentionally, but I have been flat-out wrong a few times.
There are mistakes people make in life, and there are "mistakes" people make in doctrine (that includes myself). We are human after all.
Making a mistake is OK with me. The fact is, we don't all agree on everything, so some of us are wrong about a few things. However bad doctrine is bad doctrine, some preachers
aren't just making a mistake, they are intentionally teaching things that disagree with the Bible.
