the truth is, you are beginning to find sense in what he has been saying, chiefly because you are beginning to remove sentiment from your hearing, probably unknown to you..keep listening sir
This is what happens when the church decides to go to the market. Most pastors are operating with marketing principles as well as demand and supply. Sad, very sad.
Prosperity gospel prepared and cooked in hell dished out by false teachers who have perverted the gospel of Christ. Continue to expose these false preachers.
This problem is not with the pastors but people..people enjoy being lied too thts the biggest problem....even our hearts can bear witness with what we do..God should open our eyes
Preach Pastor ❤ These prosperity preachers, their end is near It’s high time they accepted the real Gospel Thank you so much Dr. Abel Damina for always yielding to the truth of the Gospel
Hmm, interesting 🤤. Here are my thoughts on this issue 🤔: First of all, there's no such thing as the ‘prosperity’ gospel, it's nowhere in Scriptures. That name tag was invented by the critics of prosperity, not the so-called prosperity preachers. The only gospel Jesus Christ and His Apostles preached is the gospel of God's Kingdom (Matthew 3:2; 4:17; 4:23; 6:10; 6:33; 9:35; 10:7; 13:19; Mark 1:14-15; Romans 14:17; etc). The right term for this is materialism, which means ‘trusting in one's wealth’ or ‘greed for wealth’. Secondly, God is not against prosperity. In fact, it's his will to see His children prosper (Deuteronomy 8:18; 29:9; Joshua 1:7-8; Job 36:11-12; Psalms 35:27; 118:25; 3 John 1:2). We see God bless His children many times in Scriptures and even in contemporary times. It's only a witch that hates progress. Thirdly, we should be careful with how we approach this issue of prosperity in our Christian dialogues. It's obvious that most Christians condemn people for being wealthy, whereas it takes financial and material wealth to fulfill the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20; Mark 16:15-18; Luke 24:47-48; Acts 1:7-8). Most preachers capitalise on this to vilify other ministers of God and make themselves appear genuine by calling others false. This is witchcraft and evil in my opinion, as it bring division and confusion into the Church. Suspicions is gradually replacing discernment among Christians. We now suspect every successful minister of God and tag them false even when they're not preaching any false doctrine, simply because they're wealthy. Even ordinary Christians are targeted by and vilified as if being rich is evil. Most times, we twist the Scriptures to suit our narratives, and it shouldn't be. We should stick with the Bible, not the opinions of men. There are still genuine Christians making money through legit means. Not every wealthy preacher out there is a charlatan. Most of them are just genuinely blessed by God and your criticisms will never stop them. Fourthly, I sense hypocrisy among those criticising prosperity. They preach against prosperity, but they themselves are wealthy. They encourage Christians to remain poor but they make money off their books, Merch, UA-cam channels, websites and other resources they monetise. If indeed they were honest, why are they making money while encouraging others to be poor? Isn't that witchcraft? Why don't they demonetize all their platforms and resources? You can clearly see the hypocrisy of the critics. Lastly, Jesus Christ supported prosperity in the Gospels and even promises material wealth to His servants (Mark 10:28-31). He doesn't condemn riches or those who are wealthy, like most Christians do nowadays. Most of us today misinterpret Jesus Christ when he said “…How hardly shall they that have riches enter into the kingdom of God!” (Mark 10:23). We often think He meant that rich people won't enter God's Kingdom. But if you'd just read further, you'll see Jesus explaining what he meant: “…Children, how hard is it for them that trust in riches to enter into the kingdom of God! It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.” (Matthew 10:24-25). You can see that Jesus was referring to those who trusted in riches, not all rich men. We should stop twisting the Scriptures to fit our narratives. In conclusion, we should be grounded on the Holy Scriptures and stand for the truth. While it's healthy that we stand against falsehood and wickedness in the Church (Ephesians 5:11-14), we should be careful not to ‘throw away both the baby and the bathwater together’. We should stop condemning the entire notion of Kingdom prosperity simply because some few charlatans have perverted it for their selfish interests. It's imperative that we stick with the truth from the Scriptures and avoid being sentimental or biased in order to understand the truth. I hope this helps someone out there. Remain blessed in Jesus' mighty name, amen. #EvangelistGlobal #TrueTalk #TruthUncensored #StayBlessed
Well, your points here are baseless and it either you don't understand this man, or you're one of those prosperity preachers; he's not preaching against prosperity, he's preaching against preachers who has monetized the gospel
@@GunuVictoria-tn9ww Why are you talking like a broken record? Well, it's either you didn't fully read my comment or you didn't understand it at all. Read it again (with all the Scripture references) and understand them before responding next time. Happy Sunday ✝️
@hashimjibril8573 you must be one of those charlatan that use the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ for their selfish gain, i see you cant handle the truth
For a long time i waited for prominent preacher to speak against prosperity gospel with such clarity. This does it for me
Am happy to know this man of God
This massage will open the eyes of people who are busy following pastors instead of jesus 🎉
Abel damina u are the number one pastor in the world
Thank you sir.
Yahoo pastors everywhere. Extorting from innocent people
May God sustain you global BABA. What a revelation
I love this msg for the first time .
the truth is, you are beginning to find sense in what he has been saying, chiefly because you are beginning to remove sentiment from your hearing, probably unknown to you..keep listening sir
Keep it that way Pastor let God use you.... And be Blessed 🎉❤❤
May God keep you healthy and strong sir.
God bless and protect you man of God.
Not just some preachers, even some American gospel singers do it too.
Thank you my lovely Papa for opening my eyes
Bless you sir ,for the sound doctrine God is bringing out thru you, global baba I hail you.
This is what happens when the church decides to go to the market. Most pastors are operating with marketing principles as well as demand and supply. Sad, very sad.
I have stopped listening to most of them because you have opened my eyes 👀 GOD BLESS YOU ABUNDANTLY Dr Damina i love you
Oh wow! What a revelation 😮!
All praises to the MOST HIGH YAH🙌🏾
I believe you sir. God's blessings for you 🙏
On this one Dr. Abel is right ✅ 👌
Your opinion on every other message of his is still not valid bro
My pastor
Exactly sir. Thank you
Prosperity gospel prepared and cooked in hell dished out by false teachers who have perverted the gospel of Christ.
Continue to expose these false preachers.
This problem is not with the pastors but people..people enjoy being lied too thts the biggest problem....even our hearts can bear witness with what we do..God should open our eyes
Let the truth come forth Doctor AD
Very true words
Blessings! Global Baba
Preach Pastor ❤
These prosperity preachers, their end is near
It’s high time they accepted the real Gospel
Thank you so much Dr. Abel Damina for always yielding to the truth of the Gospel
God help us
Very true
I agreed with you on this matter
Please send full video
Buy holy oil, touch the oil bottle and pay a certain amount even to see the pastor you need to pay .
Hmm, interesting 🤤. Here are my thoughts on this issue 🤔:
First of all, there's no such thing as the ‘prosperity’ gospel, it's nowhere in Scriptures. That name tag was invented by the critics of prosperity, not the so-called prosperity preachers. The only gospel Jesus Christ and His Apostles preached is the gospel of God's Kingdom (Matthew 3:2; 4:17; 4:23; 6:10; 6:33; 9:35; 10:7; 13:19; Mark 1:14-15; Romans 14:17; etc). The right term for this is materialism, which means ‘trusting in one's wealth’ or ‘greed for wealth’.
Secondly, God is not against prosperity. In fact, it's his will to see His children prosper (Deuteronomy 8:18; 29:9; Joshua 1:7-8; Job 36:11-12; Psalms 35:27; 118:25; 3 John 1:2). We see God bless His children many times in Scriptures and even in contemporary times. It's only a witch that hates progress.
Thirdly, we should be careful with how we approach this issue of prosperity in our Christian dialogues. It's obvious that most Christians condemn people for being wealthy, whereas it takes financial and material wealth to fulfill the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20; Mark 16:15-18; Luke 24:47-48; Acts 1:7-8). Most preachers capitalise on this to vilify other ministers of God and make themselves appear genuine by calling others false. This is witchcraft and evil in my opinion, as it bring division and confusion into the Church. Suspicions is gradually replacing discernment among Christians. We now suspect every successful minister of God and tag them false even when they're not preaching any false doctrine, simply because they're wealthy. Even ordinary Christians are targeted by and vilified as if being rich is evil. Most times, we twist the Scriptures to suit our narratives, and it shouldn't be. We should stick with the Bible, not the opinions of men. There are still genuine Christians making money through legit means. Not every wealthy preacher out there is a charlatan. Most of them are just genuinely blessed by God and your criticisms will never stop them.
Fourthly, I sense hypocrisy among those criticising prosperity. They preach against prosperity, but they themselves are wealthy. They encourage Christians to remain poor but they make money off their books, Merch, UA-cam channels, websites and other resources they monetise. If indeed they were honest, why are they making money while encouraging others to be poor? Isn't that witchcraft? Why don't they demonetize all their platforms and resources? You can clearly see the hypocrisy of the critics.
Lastly, Jesus Christ supported prosperity in the Gospels and even promises material wealth to His servants (Mark 10:28-31). He doesn't condemn riches or those who are wealthy, like most Christians do nowadays. Most of us today misinterpret Jesus Christ when he said “…How hardly shall they that have riches enter into the kingdom of God!” (Mark 10:23). We often think He meant that rich people won't enter God's Kingdom. But if you'd just read further, you'll see Jesus explaining what he meant: “…Children, how hard is it for them that trust in riches to enter into the kingdom of God! It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter into the kingdom of God.” (Matthew 10:24-25). You can see that Jesus was referring to those who trusted in riches, not all rich men. We should stop twisting the Scriptures to fit our narratives.
In conclusion, we should be grounded on the Holy Scriptures and stand for the truth. While it's healthy that we stand against falsehood and wickedness in the Church (Ephesians 5:11-14), we should be careful not to ‘throw away both the baby and the bathwater together’. We should stop condemning the entire notion of Kingdom prosperity simply because some few charlatans have perverted it for their selfish interests. It's imperative that we stick with the truth from the Scriptures and avoid being sentimental or biased in order to understand the truth. I hope this helps someone out there. Remain blessed in Jesus' mighty name, amen.
#EvangelistGlobal
#TrueTalk
#TruthUncensored
#StayBlessed
Well, your points here are baseless and it either you don't understand this man, or you're one of those prosperity preachers; he's not preaching against prosperity, he's preaching against preachers who has monetized the gospel
@@GunuVictoria-tn9ww Why are you talking like a broken record? Well, it's either you didn't fully read my comment or you didn't understand it at all. Read it again (with all the Scripture references) and understand them before responding next time. Happy Sunday ✝️
He says the truth but some will still stack him
😢sad
My God!!!
Earthly contractors....
Pastors,our original pastors, believers should learn to study the word by themselves.or.
And yet you fellowship with them.
He said that was years ago...or you didn't listen to that part?
You're a bad listener
He says long ago....listen well please
This is serious oo. It is well
is that Benny?
We need to know. Who is he talking about
Hmmmmmn
We need pastors of tht caliber not gospel of money
So the stuff you went through is the reason you preach so hard as against prosperity.
Do they force you to invite them? I don't listing to some rubbish, because almost all us preach what we don't practice.
What's the point you're making but I'm not getting...?
Now that he knew better. he had stopped being friends with them. period!
Preach on sir.
@hashimjibril8573 you must be one of those charlatan that use the gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ for their selfish gain, i see you cant handle the truth
My friend, what was in you that made you pay money to such pastors? You are part of the problem you are criticizing.
He is not criticising but he is telling u the truth and that is a fact
You are just full of jealousy damina
Keep making noise
Jealousy for speaking the truth? You need to go study your bible properly. I pity people like you, may God help you