Why Are There So Many Scandals in the Charismatic Movement: A Conversation With Justin Peters

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• JO

  @joanjohn1010 · 1 year ago (edited)

  I am a little sheep that had no clue.  Been a Christian for 30yrs and still didn’t have a clue about all of this in the church.  Social media has revealed so much where the old guard is a racket!  I always saw these people as off and theatrical so I never gave to them.  I just stayed in my local church and even there there is stuff going on!  Who will Jesus find with true faith?!  Trust no man.  Bless your ministry!  His Bride will be radiant!

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• ST

  @stevenjamison5896 · 1 year ago

  The common denominator is greed.

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• MA

  @Maxandshe · 1 year ago

  We attended as new Christians not realising how false some of these teachers are.  It just never entered our thinking that there could be such deceptive teaching.

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• PA

  @paulalane8638 · 1 year ago (edited)

  When I was deceived and caught up in charismania they strongly taught, "we dint call out sin or focus on it because it makes people sin conscious and we are righteous!  They taught that you don't bring up peoples sin because they know about their sin already!  They have it backwards and lean toward "greasy grace".

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• RO

  @Robb-n1t · 1 year ago (edited)

  The absolute overpowering lust for massive wealth is what corrupts most of these people.

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• RO

  @robynellison3790 · 1 year ago

  Conartists is the correct description for these "leaders"

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• BE

  @bernieeod57 · 1 year ago

  Charismatics are emotional based.  Feelings cannot be trusted. If someone is so full of the Holy Spirit they are having seizures, flopping and twitching in the aisles, their conduct Monday through Saturday should reflect that. All too often, it doesn't

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• CA

  @Car1a · 1 year ago

  Why so many scandals? Because performers are drawn to opportunities to perform. The "anything goes" attitude of some charismatic circles is a chance for frauds to hide in plain sight. They get the attention they crave, make obscene amounts of money, all while using the "God's doing a new thing" line to explain outlandish behavior or teachings. They're not saved.

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• NI

  @Nic.Psalm73 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Thank you both so much for being so honest about where you have been theologically over the years. &nbsp; It has helped me so much as do both of your channels😁<br>This was a really great podcast! <br>(Missed you Robin)

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• 19

  @19jch76 · 1 year ago

  Justin peters and Long for truth.... Listening from England , 6 days later

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• VA

  @valerieellen2402 · 1 year ago

  Thankyou both! &nbsp;You are much appreciated and you are definitely helping those of us who have been taught false doctrines in church by false apostles and prophets. &nbsp;You are having a huge impact. ❤️

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• OU

  @Outsidekitty · 1 year ago

  They are not saved! I absolutely agree.

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