Didaché - Clouds Without Water in an Assembly of God Church?? YEP! And Jonathan Shuttlesworth is Big Mad!
About this episode
Justin Peters discusses the implications of a Word Faith preacher's reaction to a cessationist being invited to preach at an Assembly of God church.
When a Word Faith prosperity preacher publicly loses his temper over a cessationist being invited to preach at an Assembly of God church, it says something about what's actually at stake. Justin Peters is bringing his seminar, Clouds Without Water — a biblical refutation of the Word of Faith, New Apostolic Reformation, and Prosperity Gospel movements — to Faith Assembly Church in Lisbon, North Dakota, and Jonathan Shuttlesworth is, in Justin's words, "fit to be tied." Peters lays out who Shuttlesworth is: a friend of Benny Hinn, Kenneth Copeland, and Bill Johnson, a private-jet preacher, and an upcoming speaker at Copeland's Southwest Believers Convention in Fort Worth alongside Jesse Duplantis. He also addresses Shuttlesworth's appeal to 1906 — the Azusa Street Revival — which, Justin says, was no revival at all once you look at its history. The heart of the episode is a plain test of the Holy Spirit's true work. The Spirit does not produce unintelligible ecstatic gibberish, false prophecies, words put in God's mouth that He never said, manufactured signs and wonders, or preachers exploiting the poor, the sick, and widows to fund private jets, Bentleys, and Rolexes. That, Justin…
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