Victoria Osteen, false teacher, gets slammed by Bill Cosby!!

MEGA

"...you're not doing it for God..."

WHAT?????????

These people serve satan, plain and simple.

I have been learning about something called the world church or the global church who are behind some churches, usually showtime churches, as I call them.

Anyway, this global backer supposedly has a plan to lead the sheep into Fema camps. No kidding.

I wonder if this is one of those churches who is backed by that entity..

Ah fucking finaly i allways said that olsteen cunt was a fucking fake ass phoney . didnt know about her but she is too.

OP, are you Flip Wilson's alter ego?

Joel Osteen is sending people to hell.
He is NOT a Christian.
He is a motivational speaker impersonating a Christian
preacher.
He fills the house because people have "itching ears",
wanting to hear a "feel good" sermon.
They want to be told they're OK, when they're NOT OK.

He is much like the other apostates, such as Schuller.

They tell the folks what they want to hear, becaue they know
they will not endure sound doctrine.

I guess the days of preaching Hellfire are near over.

There's God's will and my will. How dare her say that I'm not doing it for God. There are many things I do for God when "I" really don't want to do it, but then it always turns out well because I've been obedient.

"Obedience is better than sacrifice."

ummmmm i think she has a self problem there...good grief~ almost funny except for the auditorium full of people applauding

"Woe to the shepards that mislead My flock I will require evil to visit them...". They serve mammon and the god of this world.

Lol Am I who?

Osteen is Christianity for the rich and want to be rich. All he does is validate the choices you are already making by putting a spin on them that makes them seem positive.

He's playing ppl like a fiddle.

Not yet.

Repent, seek the Lord while He may be found. There is a lake that burns with eternal fire. The rich man Jesus spoke of, knows it well, the flames tormented him as he recalled his "life" in the flesh.

The wages of sin is death.

It is appointed unto men, once to die, then judgment.

Repent now, while you can be saved.

All who call on the name of the Lord will be saved.

Jesus is Lord.

I saw this at church today.
Pretty funny...but good grief the size of his church. And people eat it right up.

Snakes are shedding their skins

Be careful jeraldine nothing but wolves on this forum, but thank you I read my bible and don't need another liar "Bill Cosby" to tell me, majority are deceived and those in the know are very few

Correct, read the book people, don't let anyone tell you anything, find out for yourself

You know what's funny? Once you except that every single media outlet is a complete lie you really are free, enjoy what time you have left. It won't be long before the games begin

Yes, and Christ is there, per Revelation 14:10



If that story were a literal account of afterlife, the most obvious question is why is the Rich Man having a conversation instead of screaming uncontrollably? He's on fire. Secondly, why does he request a mere fingertip of water? And for his tongue? If his tongue is the first thing he wants extinguished, that must be where he's feeling the most pain, so how is he even speaking? How does he even have a tongue? If he's dead, his inanimate body is lying motionless in some kind of grave.

What were his sins? Jesus never tells us, so it doesn't make for a very legitimate warning. He merely says the guy was well-dressed and well-fed, criteria which actually apply to most American christians.

Our rich guy here is Judah, with five brothers. The whole chapter is about stewardship - the accountability of the priesthood for what they did with what they were given. They failed severely, setting themselves up a nice little racket instead of blessing the people.

Meanwhile, some say that the Lazarus of the story is actually a reference to Abraham's steward Eliezar, who faithfully worked himself out of Abe's inheritance by obtaining a bride for Isaac. He chose obedience to his master over personal gain - a major contrast with the Pharisees.

But, if it were somehow the same Lazarus who Jesus raised from the dead, why does the story show him as a beggar? His sister Mary was apparently rich. . .she's the one who anointed Jesus with the ointment that cost something like a year's wages. Was she holding out on him? And their sister Martha owned a home, where she hosted Jesus at least once.

This story is a *parable*. Matthew 13 and Mark 4 both tell us that Jesus didn't teach without parables.




Yes!



The Greek word they somehow translated "judgment" there is krisis.
Hopefully we all know what a crisis is. Undergoing crisis often shows us what we're made of, brings us to the end of our rope, and helps us see what really matters. None of it is any fun, but it is a vital part of growing up.

<< The term crisis comes from the Greek noun krisis (choice, decision, judgment), deriving from the Greek verb krinein (to decide). The word makes an ancient debut in Greek historical writing via the legal, medical, and rhetorical terminology as the turning point in a decision, illness, or argument. >>

[link to science.jrank.org]

It would be *slightly* more accurate if it said "It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this, an unavoidable time of growing pains".




Yes! "That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of things in heaven, and things in earth, and things under the earth; And that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father."

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