Former Mike Bickle Follower: IHOP-KC's False Teachings About Christ

"What I really found at the end of the day, is that is not Jesus that you have heard about. There are certainly some godly, wonderful human beings that love Jesus within all these worlds, for sure, but the gnosticism, the odd and strange things that are taught, including the meanness of God, no, that’s not Jesus."
--Awen D.
(narrated)

[@joyalways1179]

IHOP had a house of prayer in my area called Zadok house of prayer, ZHOP. It did not last long, we knew something was not right about it. Well these people left and even left their homes for bank foreclosures. They were very irresponsible. They took off for KCIHOP. My take is the demons operating thru this cult could not take the true believers in this area.

[@alanmittan4651]

ZHOP was started by Isaac Bennetts parents who came from IHOPKC and left to go do ZHOP and came back to roost after ZHOP failed.

[@maxemrich8778]

Now where is the false teaching exactly?

[@user-bk3wo9ib4h]

the trend line on views is clearly going down, this whole thing has had its 15 minutes of fame, everyone wasted time protecting jane does, now no one is listening, no one cares,
bickle got what he wanted, big dust cloud of confusion while he exited stage left.

[@rachelchristianson5102]

The very nature of Deception!

[@robertburke9920]

So then, read the page-turner novel “Where Do We Go Now, LORD? - Burke.” Explains much. Very much. A fun page-turner, yet quite ameliorating. Explains HOW pastors control congregants & employees. Enjoy!

[@TedRobinson-cc9od]

Why use A I.in your analysis 🤔

[@godsstruggler8783]

Because the couple behind this channel have a more popular channel and their voices would be recognised. Strange, I know - perhaps they want to distance themselves from themselves.

[@Sharon_W777]

The gospel is central