Dispelling Prosperity Myths - "Was Christ Rich?"

There's a BIG difference between Christ and those who justify themselves getting rich from other folks money against Scripture to satisfy their own lusts. There's nothing wrong with having money or nice things, but how you get them is an issue. If you get it through dishonest means by manipulating people you're suppose to be ministering too then you're a lying thief who doesn't represent Christ, because Christ never did that. Let's dispel a few "prosperity pimp" false teachings.

Popular Lies & Unpopular Truth

"Don't drink the Kool-Aid!"

False information is most often more available and in greater circulation than truth. Lies agree with one's carnality and are convenient to believe because most condone how a person already feels or believes. Truth reveals the need for God by exposing one's sinful nature in loving but firm confrontation and demanding change. Truth must be searched out like hidden treasure but lies seek out the gullible, aimless, desperate, and angry as the easiest to deceive to create a following. Deceit is never truly discreet but looks for a platform to attack truth and promote itself, or latch on to truth and try perverting it by adding to or taking away from it.