"THE 6 MAJOR LIES THAT ARE TOLD TODAY BY THE PROSPERITY GOSPEL PREACHERS"

(I). One of the lies that is told today to the gullible, vulnerable and ignorant Church folks around the world by those charlatans who preach this greed gospel is to deceptively and manipulatively claim that Jesus Christ was very rich or super-wealthy during his earthly life and ministry on this planet earth about 2,000 years ago in the land of Palestine.
 (ii). The manipulation and the direct twisting of the biblical account about the life and the ministry of Jesus Christ is used by these prosperity preachers to manipulatively justify their own personal greed, covetousness, love of money, the life of materialism as well as to promote this greed gospel in which its primary beneficiaries are its own preachers and teachers only.

(iii). The truth is that the Bible was never silent or quiet in publicly naming the names of those that were truly rich or wealthy in the Bible days in both the old and the new testaments. Abraham, David, Solomon, Job and many others in both testaments were said to be very rich or super-wealthy by the Bible. Jesus Christ, his 12 apostles and the ministers of the gospel of Jesus Christ in the early Church were never said anywhere by the same Bible to be rich or super-wealthy in all truth, honesty and reality.

(iv). Another lie of this prosperity gospel is to try to reduce the primary purpose of the entire earthly mission and the ministry of Jesus Christ through his finished work of eternal redemption for mankind on the cross at the Calvary mountains some 2,000 years ago to a simply life of money and materialism only. (v). The fifth lie of this prosperity gospel is the false claim that the preaching of the gospel of Jesus Christ to the lost world requires a hefty financial budget and donations from Church folks in order for this preaching to be physically possible on earth.

(vi). The sixth lie of this prosperity gospel is to limit the responsibility of preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ to the Church leaders (pastors or bishops) only and to indirectly or systematically exclude the ordinary Church folks from it. In conclusion, this gospel of deception is designed by its preachers to target and capture the biblically ignorant minds and the greedy Church folks who are looking for the so called heaven on earth, fast money and the overnight wealth in their own life. This greed gospel promises its followers their own unique heavens on earth, but leaves them financially destroyed, miserable and totally broke when this game of deception is finally over in their life as the main players, followers, givers and devotees to this strange form of Christianity at the end of the day.