I’ve been listening to Steven for over a year and a half and I haven’t heard him talk about money ONE TIME. I have no idea how you are calling him a prosperity teacher. I agree this song is extremely problematic and concerning but don’t go overboard. He does not push a Gospel for wealth. At all. At least not since I’ve started listening (and I went back to past sermons)
Furtick is one of many preachers of this ilk who seek to meld pop/hip-hop music into a perverted style of christian services. I dare NOT use a capitalized Christian as Furtick’s gig doesn’t meet that standard. Their audience is willfully duped into thinking what he does is worshipful and worthy. No slave of Christ can have two masters.
It’s not my job to save Furtick’s ministry. The bigger they are, the harder they fall! God have mercy on those who follow the wide, easy path of the pseudo gospel.
I’ve been listening to Steven for over a year and a half and I haven’t heard him talk about money ONE TIME. I have no idea how you are calling him a prosperity teacher. I agree this song is extremely problematic and concerning but don’t go overboard. He does not push a Gospel for wealth. At all. At least not since I’ve started listening (and I went back to past sermons)
I bet it sounds awful
This video completely opens up my eyes to Furtick and I've been a loyal follower but I'm starting to question everything
Furtick is one of many preachers of this ilk who seek to meld pop/hip-hop music into a perverted style of christian services. I dare NOT use a capitalized Christian as Furtick’s gig doesn’t meet that standard. Their audience is willfully duped into thinking what he does is worshipful and worthy. No slave of Christ can have two masters.
It’s not my job to save Furtick’s ministry. The bigger they are, the harder they fall! God have mercy on those who follow the wide, easy path of the pseudo gospel.
Oh, it must have been in one of the secret gospels where Jesus AXED his followers to “take up rappin’ and follow me.”
You sucker