> Testimonies / Prayer Requests / Fellowship

There's a Pentecostal Church

(1/3) > >>

Deborah-Leigh:
There is a Pentecostal Church being built next door to us. The owner is a wealthy carrot Farmer and His Partner and another wealthy Business man who together make up the “Leaders” of the Church.

My husband and I have noticed that suddenly, there is a standstill on the building progress and the Church is half way to completion.
 
This afternoon a young girl came in and through the purchase of some Biltong,  it became apparent that she is in the membership of this heretical demonic institution of Business men posing as Shepherds. She told me that the man building the Church has been robbed and that the Church “Leaders” are waiting for her to sell her car before they can continue in the building of their church.

I told her there is no Levitical Priesthood anymore and the Temple Tithe is not Scriptural in the New Testament and that she should not sell her car to those thieving blaspheming heretics who would have to pay back every penny.

Guess what her response was?

She will take it on advisement! …. ;)

I told her to take the advise from the Scriptures not man made doctrines. She wants to sell her car. Oh boy she wants to sell her car and give the proceeds to the wolves. In exchange for what? She sees a benefit somewhere down the line of her career in obedience to error and blind guides.

On leaving the shop she said to me “You’re strong” only because I told her that by trials and tribulations we enter into the Kingdom of God and for those upon whom Judgment on the House of God is now, those trials continue all our life!  

“You are strong!”....she said...with blind eyes wide open.

“No I am not. I know I am NOT Strong at all.”

Agreement with any of her false perceptions would have been a travesty!

As Ray illuminates…. blind eyes CAN NOT see….!  :)

God knows what He is doing ! I think the Plan is for those charlatans to get the money from the sale of her car! She is buying into error, deception and lies but she has to think there is something worth the exchange.  Maybe a promotion?  :D

That is okay with me. She can buy Biltong from my shop any time but I don't think somehow, that she will want to be back again. She started the conversation anyway and it did not go the way she wanted I don't think! :)

Arc

Dennis Vogel:
Not the exact topic: http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5grb6-ZlJF4gnhFM8Gocitg1Hu9HQD9ELUTBO0

Marlene:
I think we see some signs that many false churches are falling. Many people are waking up. Still many hanging on. But, it will not be forever. Instead of the church helping people in need, it has become the people taking care of life style of men builiding there own kingdoms. But, with money being tight it might just wake some people up.

In His Love,
Marlene

jassy:

--- Quote from: Marlene on March 30, 2010, 03:23:49 PM ---I think we see some signs that many false churches are falling. Many people are waking up. Still many hanging on. But, it will not be forever. Instead of the church helping people in need, it has become the people taking care of life style of men builiding there own kingdoms. But, with money being tight it might just wake some people up.

In His Love,
Marlene

--- End quote ---



Yes, Marlene, I think you hit the nail on the head. The economic situation has become the great eye opener. Things which normally go under the radar in times of plenty get highlighted in full glorious technicolour in times of need.

A church which my sister used to go to in Alberton, S A. closed its doors last month. Their main contributor was a debt collector. Things are really tough when debt collectors go bankrupt as did this one.







Other members of the congregation hardly got the time of day from the pastor.

Linny:
It is so very sad. One of the last churches we attended was word of faith and they told us not to buy anything: cars, homes, etc. but empty our storehouses! We had to build the new church BEFORE we dared buy anything for ourselves! GOD SAID!
Then shortly after, our pastor sold his $300,000 home and bought a $750,000 home. I guess that message didn't apply to him...

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[#] Next page