Prominent ‘prophet’ Shawn Bolz is being canceled from several charismatic organizations over allegations that he has been using secretly gathered social media information to make accurate ‘prophetic words’ over people, including one nearly led to the death of a young woman. A month ago we wrote the article Shawn Bolz’s
‘Pastor David E. Taylor’ is known for his name-it-and-claim-it faith-healing and prosperity gospel antics. The ministry of fleecing the desperate, ill, and elderly has been so good to Taylor that his ministry recently purchased an $8.3 million Tampa mansion. Taylor, who self-identifies as an “apostle”, claims that in 1997 he was
Uebert Angel, whose full name is Uebert Angel Mudzanire, is a Zimbabwean-born preacher, ‘prophet’ entrepreneur, televangelist, author, founder and leader of the Spirit Embassy: Good News Church, which has 75 locations globally and reaches millions of people weekly, and perhaps one of the purest examples of a prosperity heretic the
His Kingdom Prophecy is one of the worst websites on the internet. It doesn’t contain torture or hate speech, unless you count false prophesies as ‘hate speech’ towards the Lord of Glory that are torturous to listen to. Instead, the website is a collective of about 100 authors who post their
Singer Juanita Bynum, the prosperity- gospel preaching prophetess and self-described “Number 1 Female Evangelist in the World” according to a nifty biographical booklet that she prepared, is selling something on her website that we’ve never seen before, and charging a premium for doing so. Selling spiritual swag is a common
Prominent charismatic “prophet” Shawn Bolz claims he heard from God and then subsequently has published a prophecy to his page concern well-known actor Will Smith, revealing that God wants to give him an “unshakable identity” so that he can have a “comeback” and win academy awards. Smith does not need
(Reformation Charlotte) In a recent statement by the charismatic sub-Christian sect of professing Christendom titled the Prophetic Standards Statement, well-known Evangelical theologian, Wayne Grudem joined a host of false prophets affirming that those who prophesy falsely are not actually false prophets. If that sounds crazy, it’s because it is. And it’s
Kat Kerr, who has put the fear of God in us anew after she claimed she had a cadre of 150 angels following her around that were ready to kill at a moment’s notice anyone foolish enough to try and do likewise, is back to her usually spunky and silly
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