Many churches have altered their teachings to reflect the so-called “Prosperity Gospel” or “Word of Faith” movement. An aspect of this movement suggests that those who speak positively can manifest their desired outcomes. However, God doesn’t promise believers wealth by repeating “name it and claim it” phrases. The key takeaway is that speaking affirmations will not lead to material reward.
Table of Contents
- Confess, Decree and Declare
- The Power of Faith and Words
- Listen to the Podcast
- Outsmart the False Teachers
Confess, Decree and Declare
Today’s podcast is the last in a series in which I address the issues/questions sent to us from “Kim.” The pastor of Kim’s church tells the congregation to confess, decree, and declare over their finances. The pastor also says they must believe in what they say.
The confessions include:
- I will never be broke another day in my life
- I will always have and never lack
- Money cometh to me
Kim mentions that what he’s teachings “seems so true.”
Are these teachings true? Is this sound doctrine?
The Power of Faith and Words
Faith is a powerful spiritual principle that works. Speaking positive words about your situation is a spiritual principle, as well. Words are powerful, and they do help shape your reality. You can speak things into existence. However, I find a missing element in many of the Prosperity Gospel and/or Word of Faith teachings I’ve heard.
Listen to the Podcast
IN THIS EPISODE of The Tithing Hoax Podcast, I discuss what’s missing from the “Grab It and Blab It” and “Name It and Claim It” teachings of the Prosperity Gospel and Word of Faith movements.
You’ll find out why speaking words of faith is not always enough to manifest blessings.
Outsmart the False Teachers
Discover the hidden truth about tithes the prosperity preachers don’t want you to know.👉👉 Click here.
