Comments on: Sorry about the adultery. Please send us money

By: Sean

Sean — Mon, 15 Feb 2010 01:01:40 +0000

Little One,

It’s very nice that you can quote scripture. Unfortunately you’ve used this one in the wrong context here.

By: One of Christs little ones

One of Christs little ones — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 22:48:27 +0000

“He that has no sin let him (her) cast the first stone”

By: wisdom

wisdom — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 17:27:13 +0000

The ministry seeks our wealth, so, they increase and we decrease. The church is one of the wealthiest ‘land owners’. Something tells me that something is wrong here. The pharisees are ‘charging for salvation’.

By: faith

faith — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:44:33 +0000

Meant to say they walk in mockery. Sorry got so cross at the deception

By: faith

faith — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 17:41:31 +0000

The good time they seemto be having got to me to. The minute she was introduced I knew that was her invite into ministrys ‘hall of fame’ showcase’. Remorse with a smile is deplorable. To drag King David down to a level of useage portrayed, is unthinkable, to assume we are blind to their machinations and manipulations is beyond acceptance. The are creating mockery as they and have not for one moment considered the price the lord paid to show us their lies in this time. They are laughing at us all the way to the bank and I am hurt that my Jesus is losing credibility in the hands of these peoples greed for power and position.

By: Laurie Zieber

Laurie Zieber — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 02:30:48 +0000

I watched the video (until I couldn’t watch anymore) that you posted of Bentley’s church service. Based on the information contained within that video and this article- why do Christian leaders (from other denominations even) not speak to Bentley’s group and speak out about this false teaching? Doesn’t the Bible’s instruction re: church discipline refer to the entire body of Christ? Or maybe, based on this behavior, Christian leaders don’t believe that Bentley, Joiner and their team are part of the body and so don’t fall under this instruction? It makes me sick as non-believers often lump all Christians into one category — crazy.

By: Susan

Susan — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 01:32:55 +0000

I wonder if the deadly habits, that were involved around Todd Bentley’s ministry have ever been addressed. If sex, money, anger and power, just to name some, were involved, I hope Mr. Joyner made sure those issue were put to death during the restoration process.

If some of these issues are not resolved, there could be people mis-directed again. After all, Todd Bentley is out there going full force again, and with his new wife by his side.

I don’t want to hurt anyone, but there sound like some very serious issues that really needed to be addressed.

Jesus fought battles against those with lifeless traditions. Remember, that Todd’s ministry, prior to the it’s downfall, was quite good at moving forward, and doing it in a traditional manner. Just an observation I’m making.

I suppose what I’m getting at is, when it comes to our faith in Jesus Christ and taking a stand, look for faithful, consitant commitment. Maybe we can all learn from this, and ask ourselves, “What’s our posture towards God?”

By: Therese

Therese — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 14:11:09 +0000

…eunuchs have no strength to be able to wage war with the sharp two-edged sword that can divide between bone and marrow, they are unable to impregnate with the word of God – Todd Bentley is sitting there, full of demons literally almost to bursting point and Rick Joyner who believes himself and is wrongly believed by many to be a great man of God is unable to muster the strength to implant the word which will set Todd free, unable to wield the sword of the Spirit. Instead Joyner offers him false and flacid comfort which ensures Todd’s continued captivity.

I’m sure this is not news to some, but it’s becoming clearer to me that this is what is happening to the church at large – spiritual castration to get them ready to serve the Queen of Heaven under the bowl/dome of the Roman Church. “She” wants to make them all into eunuchs in order to maintain “her” pre-eminence and dominance. (Catholic priests are not allowed to become husbands or to father children, which we know is a living parable of Christ and his bride, the true church.) There are implications regarding homosexuality and pedophilia as well, of course in the Catholic priesthood, and also remember Paul Cain, an alcoholic homosexual false prophet who Joyner also endorsed and promoted…but I believe the Lord is dealing with and will deal with this false “mother” church and will set free many who are in bondage who are willing. He is absolutely and surely able because He is the Lord God Almighty, His name is above every name, the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords, He is the Lord of the Armies of Heaven, and He is our Father. The Jerusalem that is above is our mother.

By: Therese

Therese — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:43:31 +0000

….and Rick Joyner, ‘knighted’ by the Knights of Malta, a Catholic order, by his own admission – spiritually castrated by the Queen of Heaven like all the rest of her priests since she will only be served by spiritual ‘eunuchs’….

By: james

james — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 02:13:35 +0000

I had been a follower of Rick Joyner’s ministry and considered it of value at one time. Over the past few years however, I’ve considered his ministry and the ministry of the “super prophets” and “super apostles” to be vain hype. I do believe in prophesy, but it has to be part of a healthy balanced ministry where serving the lost and the poor come far ahead of hearing what the word for the year is, or what anointing is about to come.
Clearly the enemy has taken a large group of our brothers and sisters into deception. Rick Joyner, in my opinion, is part of this group that has lost discernment and lacks wisdom. But because such a high emphasis is placed on “revelation”, Rick and those in his circles may not see it. I’m not with the crowd that will label him a false prophet, nor will I label Todd in that way, but I no longer trust either Rick or Todd.
I have been praying for Todd and Rick. Clearly they need it. I will not follow their leadership or trust their ministry or teaching, but I am not prepared to label them as from the enemy. It’s been said that Christians often kill off their wounded. I’d rather see Rick and Todd healed and delivered from deception.
In my youth there was a period of time when I was hearing deceiving voices that I thought was God. Loving, praying family members, restored me to the truth.
I pray for Rick and Todd that they are restored to the truth. To the truth, not to ministry. To me, their ministry is invalid and dangerous. How God handles that, who knows? It’s not for me to decide. I would imagine however that many people will see the foolishness that Rick is displaying. I actually think that some good can come from this: surely many others will now look at Rick Joyner and know that he’s off track. To me it seems that he has been wandering from the straight path for several years, now it’s clear that he’s gone too far. May correction come to him, his ministry and to Todd.
At one point, there were other leaders involved in overseeing Todd after he fell. I believe it was Bill Johnson and Che Ahn, (or Jack Deere? John Arnott?) I wonder if that is still the case. I can’t imagine them supporting Rick’s online interview of Todd and Jessa. Frankly, what Christian leader could?
I’d be interested to hear what these men or other leaders in their circles have to say. Does anyone know what any of these men have said?