An Open Letter To (Some) Christian Preachers

AN OPEN LETTER TO (SOME) CHRISTIAN PREACHERS:  I haven't said much on ministry or Church issues lately but recently a few folks who call themselves by these various titles of some kind of preacher have gotten my attention because they have been up to no good with their same old self promotion without any humility, so this is directly to them. There's no need to comment in their defense unless you follow them and feel you need to defend your own bad decision for your seared consciousness sake because you're convicted, yet trying to justify your bad judgment and lack of discernment in supporting them. No matter how sincere a person started out what makes them false now is the fact they continue to teach false doctrine while leading a false lifestyle. Don't let fame or acclaim fool you or you're just a fool being easily fooled; which is what they count on. Now on to these preachers...

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.

So You Are A Prophet To The Nations?

How are you a "prophet to the nations" when the only people you proclaim anything to are "church folks" regardless of how spread out around the world they may be?! You don't even speak to those in your own community but will gladly ask for or take their money to buy yourself a life they can't afford. How can a messenger be sent of GOD when all they do is say what you like or want to hear?

Addressing the Deception & False Ministry of David E. Taylor From the Scriptures

JEREMIAH 14:14; "Then the Lord said unto me, The prophets prophesy lies in my name: I sent them not, neither have I commanded them, neither spake unto them: they prophesy unto you a false vision and divination, and a thing of nought, and the deceit of their heart."

Let's first be clear that the posting or discussion of David E. Taylor's false prophecy of the 2014 Superbowl outcome of February 2, 2014 which he recorded and broadcast on January 31, 2014 is not some kind of "attack" from the Devil. It is being discussed and the video evidence was posted without malice or bias for the purpose of displaying false prophecy, and for the personal discernment of the observers.