Abuser Mike Bickle "Restored by God" Claims Prophetess Sister (thus saith the Lord) IHOP / NAR скачать в хорошем качестве

Abuser Mike Bickle "Restored by God" Claims Prophetess Sister (thus saith the Lord) IHOP / NAR

Testing the Spirits Podcast Episode # 195 -You can also listen to my podcast (Testing the Spirits) on Spotify. If you enjoy the work I'm doing would you be willing to leave a positive review? Link to Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/2cMa0Ft... Thanks for all the support, it means a lot! A few people asked how they can donate which is greatly appreciated! You can give using PayPal https://paypal.me/MichaelGrant78?coun... - you can give monthly support by becoming a channel member or just click on the thanks button located on the bottom of the video. To give to our church ministry you can send checks to PO Box 42 Leverett MA 01054 We also have a T Spring store where you can get shirts & mugs with a Biblical / Gospel message: https://pmg-merch-3.creator-spring.com/ Thank you for checking out my videos. Please consider subscribing and remember when you click thumbs up, that helps the video to get out to more people! THE MOST IMPORTANT THING! Salvation is available for anyone who would put their trust in Jesus! The true gospel is Christ crucified and risen for the remission of sin. A person is saved by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone (Ephesians 2:8-9, John 14:6). The Scripture says in Romans 10:9 if you would confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead you will be saved. Salvation is deliverance from death and hell. The next step after salvation is to get baptized and start learning & serving as a member of a good local Bible believing church. Mike Bickle was a central figure in the group known as the Kansas City Prophets during the late 1980s and early 1990s. Mike Bickle was the pastor of Kansas City Fellowship, which later became Metro Vineyard Fellowship and eventually the International House of Prayer (IHOPKC). During this time several women described his behavior as that of a groomer. The Kansas City Prophets were a group of charismatic leaders and self-described prophets affiliated with Bickle's church. Notable figures in the group included: Bob Jones (not the university founder) Paul Cain John Paul Jackson Rick Joyner (closely associated later) Less notable figures Lisa Bickle Stribling These men were known for fake prophetic words, false visions, and heretical end-times teachings, often controversial within both charismatic and evangelical circles. In the early '90s, John Wimber of the Vineyard Movement attempted to bring structure and oversight to Bickle and the Kansas City Prophets. Some members (like Paul Cain and Bob Jones) were later discredited due to moral failures or abuse allegations. Mike Winger has recently taken a more hard line against people like Bickle, Bethel & Todd White however they should have been marked and avoided from the start for teaching false doctrine and making fake prophecies.