The Death Of Jan Crouch

[seer]

Why did she die - let me quote:

“She must’ve spoken negative words out loud. That’s the only explanation I’ve got,” Osteen concluded.

Fighting off tears, televangelist Benny Hinn told reporters during an interview that Crouch must have spoken her own death into existence. “People who are strong in faith unlock their own potential and destiny. Jan must have tired of the treasures of this life—luxury has its limits, which she certainly tested—and she spoke her own demise into being. I can’t think of a single other reason that can explain why she would die of a stroke during ‘healing month’ on TBN

Bishop T. D. Jakes posited his own theory in an afternoon press release, stating that the massive stroke she suffered must have simply had more faith than her. “We must speak victory over our obstacles, and in this case, the stroke must have somehow released its life force by declaring victory over Jan Crouch’s health—activating God to do its will through faith, unfortunately.”

Lastly, Kenneth Copeland gave an interview saying that the circumstances of her death didn’t make sense, before nervously adding that he’s going to increase his health declarations to four times per day, since he “ain’t gettin’ any younger” himself.

http://babylonbee.com/news/top-prosp...th-jan-crouch/


Who are these people? Is this Christianity?

[Trout]

I have to confess, the word of faith peeps are great entertainment.

[seer]

I have to confess, the word of faith peeps are great entertainment.

I find them deeply embarrassing, and not in the least harmless.

[mossrose]

I have to confess, the word of faith peeps are great entertainment.

They are heretical, and are leading so many people astray.

[Trout]

I attended a faith healer meeting with the idea I'd get a few laughs. I got crazy angry instead. People came to him with real hope of healing. They were turned away disappointed.

[Trout]

They are heretical, and are leading so many people astray.

You don't think God's in control?

[mossrose]

You don't think God's in control?

Of course.

[Trout]

Of course.

Then do you really think God's people are being lead astray?

[mossrose]

Then do you really think God's people are being lead astray?

I didn't say they were God's people. The WoF leaders are certainly not. Those who follow them might have little or no actual knowledge of the scriptural gospel of Christ. They are promised health and wealth and in spite of the leaders being the only ones who get rich, they keep following.

If there are "true believers" among the fleeced, they lack discernment and are ignoring the truth. That's why there are people like Justin Peters who seek to get the message out that the WoF leaders are false prophets.

Unbelievers are certainly led astray. Unless and until they repent.

[mossrose]

From the same article seer posted:

"Whatever the reason for Crouch’s sudden passing, Trinity Broadcasting Network has announced an upcoming month of solemnly and aggressively seeking donations in her honor."

Are you kidding me?

[Sparko]

yep that is the danger of the word of faith heretics. They make you believe that if you have enough faith you can speak your desires into existence, like wealth, and health. And if you don't have wealth and health, then you lack faith, and not really believing in God. They won't hesitate to throw their own under the bus, as illustrated with Jan Crouch.

[Cerebrum123]

Isn't Babylon Bee a satire website? While it sounds kind of like stuff the WoF movement says, it might be a good idea to find another source.

[Ben Zwycky]

Um, you realise babylonbee is a Christian satire site?

[mossrose]

They are horribly accurate in what they are saying, then.

[seer]

From the same article seer posted:

"Whatever the reason for Crouch’s sudden passing, Trinity Broadcasting Network has announced an upcoming month of solemnly and aggressively seeking donations in her honor."

Are you kidding me?

No they are not - her death is a cash cow!