deposit in people

prophecy.

Like there's some, there's when prosperity gospel's wacky, it's wacky,

right? And we all know when it's wacky.

But man, you can't make something wacky if there's not actually something there.

Yeah. And the enemy loves to distort stuff. So sometimes what we know as a distortion I think it's our job is like people who are kingdom-minded

Bible believing Christians to go we're not going to throw the baby out with the bathwater

just because some wacky, name,

it, claimant, prosperity, gospel people

are taking this out of context,

doesn't mean we throw the baby out with the bathwater.

We put this back into context.

And in context, they're just some factual things that we can say. We know

Jesus wasn't poor. We know the disciples are not poor. But we balance that with

the Bible says if you don't work you don't eat. So the Bible says if you don't work you don't eat.

So the Bible says if you don't leave in and if you don't care

for your family you're worse than an unbeliever.

So the prosperity gospel sometimes tries to believe by promise but they deny by principle.

And when you put things back in balance and tension and context, you go, oh no, the Bible

isn't just saying I can lay hands on something and it's mine or manifest stuff,

it's actually saying that there are some real principles that need to,

that there are some real practical life principles that if I engage them that man I'll be a wealthy person and not just financially I'll be wealthy with relationships,

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