I am only at 13:00 but so far nothing is wrong in what she has to say. I have had and seen healings and they didn't happen till I trusted God so much that I trusted him MORE than my faith in "science" or "educated man." God's ways are higher. I came to hear what she had to say because she was so attacked I knew she must have had truth to say. They didn't say, "she may have" they said such slanderous things that would never be said against someone actually known for unrepentent sin. I don't think she died of accidental OD but even if she did it was her literally turning to man and not God. Don't hear me wrong. I don't think 99.9% of people taking things like that are sinning but she knew how to turn to the God who can handle anything but she wouldn't hand her sleep over to him. She knew she would be judged more harshly for the stance she took and that's what the Bible says. It seems she is hated so much because people don't feel she practiced what she preached but people forget she preached forgiveness and the NEED for faith and not faith in her but faith in God. 13 mins does not make me a fair judge but the issue was not with what she was saying but that she wasn't doing as she knew "God" said that she knew to say or simply such unfair attacks that people won't get to hear a truthful message. When doctors have said pull the plug I have said no and prayed. I have seen healings and I have felt miracles. I have heard doctors say the word miracle many times and that's not at all attached to me, it's attached to the power of God. Most doctors mean well but they are just humans who often guess and don't have the Holy Spirit to guide them. The doctors of the time often called things "vitamins" or normal that were far from vitamins or normal or natural. Unless you were a doctor you really were not able to find out what doctors were pushing and while I will keep this away from what's going on today few listened to the hours of debate where doctors didn't agree as the media wrongly reports and pushes votes with the word science in it as "science," science is tested truth not the popular opinion of most still in testing with that fact hidden and the wording of the votes beyond manipulative. Take this vitamin, it's good for you. Pray about it and pray for those who have felt forced to compramise for what they truly believe will be the greater good. Do what God says, when we don't listen to what we know it often causes us harm God does not want for us. What's most important is the simple message of John in scripture this is like the truth in a nutshell so often read and preached on but never truly heard and obeyed. We don't see that we have idols above God but we do. We must surrender our faith to God and hear him. He speaks clearly to anyone who is willing to listen.
She was a great serveant of God she taught a simple message but it was powerful my goodness we thank God for her witness even though people scoffed, mocked, talked bad about her she served God. We thank God.
There is no evidence of the negative story of Aimme Semple McPherson the attorney general at that time was trying to do her in. She had a lot of compassion and always willing to pray for anyone. I do believe she was kidnapped and led away in the car and managed to escape.
May 1926, McPherson disappeared and was thought to have been drowned while swimming off the California coast. A month later she turned up in Mexico, claiming to have been kidnapped, but the evidence led most people to believe that she had an affair with a former employee, Kenneth Ormiston, who was married at the time. The two had been seen together earlier in the year during Aimee McPherson’s trip to Europe. At the same time Aimee sailed for Europe, Ormiston disappeared from his job, and his wife, Ruth, registered a missing-person report at police headquarters. She told police a certain prominent woman was responsible for her husband’s disappearance (Lately Thomas, The Vanishing Evangelist, p. 29). They had also been seen together checking into the same hotels at various times in California, after her return from Europe, prior to the alleged kidnapping. Though McPherson claimed to have wandered for 14 hours across roughly 20 miles of cruel desert covered with mesquite, cactus, and catclaw to escape her captors, when she was found she showed no sign of having been through such an ordeal. Her shoes were not scuffed or worn; there were grass stains on the insteps (there was no grass in the desert through which she claims to have wandered); she was not dehydrated or sunburned; her lips were not parched, cracked, or swollen; her tongue was not swollen; her color was normal; her dress was not torn and bore no dust or perspiration stains. The dress collar and cuffs, though white in color, were barely soiled. Further, she was wearing a watch her mother had given her-a watch she had not taken with her to the beach! (Epstein, Sister Aimee, p. 299; Thomas, The Vanishing Evangelist, p. 59,66,78). Aimee told reporters that her ankles were bruised and torn by ropes from her captivity, but there had been no sign of such injuries when she was examined. An exhaustive search was made to find the adobe shack with a wooden floor where she claimed she had been held captive and which she described in detail to the authorities, but no such shack was found in a 46-square-mile area. Experienced desert men and trackers (one had ridden that country as a cowboy for 37 years, another for 20), who attempted to find her attackers, traced her footsteps, and they found where she apparently had gotten out of an automobile on a road not far from where she was found. The senior tracker testified that he examined every foot of the ground over which she had claimed to have walked and that her tracks had been found nowhere. As for the shack, he said: “I do not know of an adobe house such as the one described by Mrs. McPherson within a hundred and fifty miles of Agua Prieta, and I know every house in this vast area” (Lately, The Vanishing Evangelist, p. 84). A grocery receipt signed by McPherson was found in a Carmel, California, cottage where it appears Aimee had met Ormiston during the time she was alleged to have been kidnapped. Several eye-witnesses testified that they saw the two together during that period. The year after this episode, McPherson rejected the social taboos preached against by Bible-believing churches of that day. She bobbed her hair and started drinking, dancing, and wearing short skirts. In her early years she had preached against such things. Her choir director, Gladwyn Nichols, and the entire 300-member choir resigned because of her lifestyle. He told the press that they left because of “Aimee’s surrender to worldliness-her wardrobe of fancy gowns and short skirts, jewelry, furs, her new infatuation with cosmetics and bobbed hair, all specifically condemned by the Scriptures” (Robert Bahr, Least of All Saints, p. 259).
We must be very careful not to judge those who walk in the grace of God. Evangelists are also human beings and they do make mistakes. I’ll be the first to say I’ve heard the Lord say to me, personally, “you make mistakes.” It wasn’t of condemnation in his voice but of pure love, confirming that we do at times. I am not saying do not repent, we must but we simply do make mistakes. I don’t know if any of this is true about Ms. Aimee and it’s not for me to judge. But I know the Lord is guiding me to study her MINISTRY, not her faults. God bless.
Hallelujah. We have no reason to doubt God. He has proven it, time after time, that He is faithful and just.
Amen!!
god is a she not he
@@ummglick YOU are confused ..
@@ummglickhow do you know?
Glory!!!
Shalom 🙏🙏🙏
You can’t deny she is a force. Larger than life woman. Magnetic.Born to be an orator.
I am only at 13:00 but so far nothing is wrong in what she has to say. I have had and seen healings and they didn't happen till I trusted God so much that I trusted him MORE than my faith in "science" or "educated man." God's ways are higher. I came to hear what she had to say because she was so attacked I knew she must have had truth to say. They didn't say, "she may have" they said such slanderous things that would never be said against someone actually known for unrepentent sin. I don't think she died of accidental OD but even if she did it was her literally turning to man and not God. Don't hear me wrong. I don't think 99.9% of people taking things like that are sinning but she knew how to turn to the God who can handle anything but she wouldn't hand her sleep over to him. She knew she would be judged more harshly for the stance she took and that's what the Bible says. It seems she is hated so much because people don't feel she practiced what she preached but people forget she preached forgiveness and the NEED for faith and not faith in her but faith in God. 13 mins does not make me a fair judge but the issue was not with what she was saying but that she wasn't doing as she knew "God" said that she knew to say or simply such unfair attacks that people won't get to hear a truthful message. When doctors have said pull the plug I have said no and prayed. I have seen healings and I have felt miracles. I have heard doctors say the word miracle many times and that's not at all attached to me, it's attached to the power of God. Most doctors mean well but they are just humans who often guess and don't have the Holy Spirit to guide them. The doctors of the time often called things "vitamins" or normal that were far from vitamins or normal or natural. Unless you were a doctor you really were not able to find out what doctors were pushing and while I will keep this away from what's going on today few listened to the hours of debate where doctors didn't agree as the media wrongly reports and pushes votes with the word science in it as "science," science is tested truth not the popular opinion of most still in testing with that fact hidden and the wording of the votes beyond manipulative. Take this vitamin, it's good for you. Pray about it and pray for those who have felt forced to compramise for what they truly believe will be the greater good. Do what God says, when we don't listen to what we know it often causes us harm God does not want for us. What's most important is the simple message of John in scripture this is like the truth in a nutshell so often read and preached on but never truly heard and obeyed. We don't see that we have idols above God but we do. We must surrender our faith to God and hear him. He speaks clearly to anyone who is willing to listen.
@@SRose-vp6ew ❤️🙏🏻
Praise the Lord!!!
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Amen 🙏
She was a great serveant of God she taught a simple message but it was powerful my goodness we thank God for her witness even though people scoffed, mocked, talked bad about her she served God. We thank God.
There is no evidence of the negative story of Aimme Semple McPherson the attorney general at that time was trying to do her in. She had a lot of compassion and always willing to pray for anyone. I do believe she was kidnapped and led away in the car and managed to escape.
Agreed
❤ Shalom
All Glory and Power and Might and Dominion be to the Lord!! ❤❤❤
She sounds so much like Kathryn Coleman it’s almost scary
I love her , her life is great example for me how to worship to God
I agree. I enjoy her preaching
Have you ever researched her? It’s not too good.
Amen
A great con artist
Most preachers are, huh!
Why is that , shes preaching good , FAITH without works is dead. We have to be Christ like and repent from our sins.
Meh I never met her, but she has some good preaching.
i like her preaching too @@thereformedpentecostal
May 1926, McPherson disappeared and was thought to have been drowned while swimming off the California coast. A month later she turned up in Mexico, claiming to have been kidnapped, but the evidence led most people to believe that she had an affair with a former employee, Kenneth Ormiston, who was married at the time. The two had been seen together earlier in the year during Aimee McPherson’s trip to Europe. At the same time Aimee sailed for Europe, Ormiston disappeared from his job, and his wife, Ruth, registered a missing-person report at police headquarters. She told police a certain prominent woman was responsible for her husband’s disappearance (Lately Thomas, The Vanishing Evangelist, p. 29). They had also been seen together checking into the same hotels at various times in California, after her return from Europe, prior to the alleged kidnapping. Though McPherson claimed to have wandered for 14 hours across roughly 20 miles of cruel desert covered with mesquite, cactus, and catclaw to escape her captors, when she was found she showed no sign of having been through such an ordeal. Her shoes were not scuffed or worn; there were grass stains on the insteps (there was no grass in the desert through which she claims to have wandered); she was not dehydrated or sunburned; her lips were not parched, cracked, or swollen; her tongue was not swollen; her color was normal; her dress was not torn and bore no dust or perspiration stains. The dress collar and cuffs, though white in color, were barely soiled. Further, she was wearing a watch her mother had given her-a watch she had not taken with her to the beach! (Epstein, Sister Aimee, p. 299; Thomas, The Vanishing Evangelist, p. 59,66,78). Aimee told reporters that her ankles were bruised and torn by ropes from her captivity, but there had been no sign of such injuries when she was examined. An exhaustive search was made to find the adobe shack with a wooden floor where she claimed she had been held captive and which she described in detail to the authorities, but no such shack was found in a 46-square-mile area. Experienced desert men and trackers (one had ridden that country as a cowboy for 37 years, another for 20), who attempted to find her attackers, traced her footsteps, and they found where she apparently had gotten out of an automobile on a road not far from where she was found. The senior tracker testified that he examined every foot of the ground over which she had claimed to have walked and that her tracks had been found nowhere. As for the shack, he said: “I do not know of an adobe house such as the one described by Mrs. McPherson within a hundred and fifty miles of Agua Prieta, and I know every house in this vast area” (Lately, The Vanishing Evangelist, p. 84). A grocery receipt signed by McPherson was found in a Carmel, California, cottage where it appears Aimee had met Ormiston during the time she was alleged to have been kidnapped. Several eye-witnesses testified that they saw the two together during that period.
The year after this episode, McPherson rejected the social taboos preached against by Bible-believing churches of that day. She bobbed her hair and started drinking, dancing, and wearing short skirts. In her early years she had preached against such things. Her choir director, Gladwyn Nichols, and the entire 300-member choir resigned because of her lifestyle. He told the press that they left because of “Aimee’s surrender to worldliness-her wardrobe of fancy gowns and short skirts, jewelry, furs, her new infatuation with cosmetics and bobbed hair, all specifically condemned by the Scriptures” (Robert Bahr, Least of All Saints, p. 259).
So the point of your comment is?
@@thereformedpentecostal I guess is was to expose all of the charlatans like her and oral roberts, benny hinn, etc etc.
@@popaflare hmm 🧐
We must be very careful not to judge those who walk in the grace of God. Evangelists are also human beings and they do make mistakes. I’ll be the first to say I’ve heard the Lord say to me, personally, “you make mistakes.” It wasn’t of condemnation in his voice but of pure love, confirming that we do at times. I am not saying do not repent, we must but we simply do make mistakes. I don’t know if any of this is true about Ms. Aimee and it’s not for me to judge. But I know the Lord is guiding me to study her MINISTRY, not her faults. God bless.
@moonlitlove What's so amazing is that people will FALL for anything if its rapped really nice. P.T. Barnum was right, a sucker born every minute.
This is not biblically sound
Which part are you referring to?
@@thereformedpentecostalThe whole thing
@@johndardi1334 But here is the issue. No one has expounded on why they believe this is not biblically sound... Just blanket opinions with no proof
So cringey
How so?
Jealousy???