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Mike Vande wrote:Gotta question for ya, brah; Are you at a place in your walk where you are doubting spiritual gifts in the contemporary church?
Gerald Creasy wrote:
Absolutely not; but I tend to think they happen quietly, and not in the three ring circus of modern day Pentecostalism.
FOR ALL OF YOU who believe in healing ministries and may even think you have one put your action where your mouth is.
Couple across the street. Man in ill health. Woman takes care of teenager with the mind of a four year old. She's just diagnosed with cancer.
Ohhhh come to your revival, put money in your plate while they hear you brag about your money, your credit line....THEn you'll pray for them.
Putrid.
Lord, you know the heart and needs in this situation. Would you touch the family in the name of Jesus? I am asking for Divine Healing from You. YOU are the healer. Thank you, in the name of Jesus.
Gerald Creasy wrote:
Absolutely not; but I tend to think they happen quietly, and not in the three ring circus of modern day Pentecostalism.

darylscook wrote:[While, I am not who you were talking about considering how I feel about Divine Healing, I do feel led to pray for this lady/Family.
Pastor Daryl
pastorables wrote:Gerald,
I really do understand where you're coming from and mostly agree, however you are often rash to place every miracle worker with notoriety into the same category. The problem with your judgment is that someone who quietly performs miracles within or without the church will eventually become noted by believers and naysayers alike.
pa
Gerald Creasy wrote:pastorables wrote:Gerald,
I really do understand where you're coming from and mostly agree, however you are often rash to place every miracle worker with notoriety into the same category. The problem with your judgment is that someone who quietly performs miracles within or without the church will eventually become noted by believers and naysayers alike.
pa
I believe your statement illustrates the problem:
Towit:
"Every miracle worker"
There is one and only one.
"someone who quietly performs"
It is ONLY God that performs.
scooter wrote:Sure God is the source, but to neglect the vessel is....questionable.
Gerald Creasy wrote:scooter wrote:Sure God is the source, but to neglect the vessel is....questionable.
The problem is how the vessel chooses to behave,
IF a real healing ever occured under Benny Hinn,
I wouldn't give him the hair of my big hind end.
Contrast that with "Cotton". I had to pry and persist to get him to confess that a blind man was once healed under his prayer.
scooter wrote:6:8 And Stephen, full of faith and power, did great wonders and miracles among the people.
The Bible relays it in this manner, we shouldn't fear doing the same, if it were true of course.
Gerald Creasy wrote:scooter wrote:6:8 And Stephen, full of faith and power, did great wonders and miracles among the people.
The Bible relays it in this manner, we shouldn't fear doing the same, if it were true of course.
But you can not take ONE passage and stand it up against scripture as a whole.
We know the power is Gods.
The descision is Gods.
The method is Gods.
WHY WOULD YOU WANT TO CLAIM IT WAS YOU?
And the revival was not touted on the radio BECAUSE it was a healing revival, was it?
Dr. Ron wrote:I agree with Gerald that MOST of these guys start off genuine...and then they start believeing their own press. Maybe God did annoint me......to be the "voice of deliverance" to the World! Then bub, it better happen every time!!!!
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