David Vaka is a self-styled ‘apostle,’ president of the Breakthrough Network, and head convener of the recent ROAR Leadership Summit, which he oversees with his wife, and which hosts events on how to “architect a kingdom city.”
Their promo material notes:
“The Sunshine Coast has entered a season of Apostolic and Kingdom manifestations. Prophetic promises are now being intercepted, activated, and earthed through Apostolic grace and Kingdom technology”
During a recent Pentecost service at Newlife Church (NLC), a 5-Fold Ministry church which co-pastors team Pete and Kaz Hewitt lead, they claim that “Jesus…the King of Glory Himself turned up in person.”
Furthermore, they allege Jesus moved about the room and crowned attendees with “kingly authority and power.”
This was accompanied by several pictures of the event.
When probed whether they specifically had pictures of Jesus appearing in person or a livestreamed video of the truly miraculous, marvelous event, they were less than forthcoming.
We’re sure it is.
6 responses to “Charismatic Church Claims Jesus Appeared to Them ‘In Person’ at Recent Service: We Examine the Proof”
The Bible clearly fortells false prophets.
these dreamers…
These people are simply Grifters, wanting money and more money. They are caught up in their own fantasy.
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