!!! CAUTION WITH THE MOVIE “THE AMERICAN GOSPEL” !!!
!!! CAUTION WITH THE MOVIE “THE AMERICAN GOSPEL” !!!
(I waited several months before posting this. I want you to understand my process here. You cannot release a word like this on impulse. You need to have a clean spirit so that it is untainted by your own personal preferences etc. as much as possible)
I want to caution my Christian friends when watching the movie “the American gospel”. (You don’t have to watch it in the first place - Finger of God, furious love, voice of God and so on are much better.) Although it has some good parts in it, it is at least in part influenced by an anti-Christ spirit (anti-Christ = anti anointing, a spirit that is against the anointing, especially against healing). People who are influenced by an anti christ spirit don’t understand faith because they have doctrines of demons in their brains and need deliverance followed up by uncompromised teaching of the Word of God.
I am not saying that you are not allowed to watch it, if you are mature in God you will deal with it properly and are able to keep the good parts, while ignoring the rest. Has the movie some valid points? Yes it does. What I am saying here will be hard for you to understand if you don’t understand the discerning of spirits.
I will maintain until my last breath that everyone who says that Jesus Christ no longer heals is possessed or at least influenced by an anti-christ spirit, I am not interested in a “unity” in Christianity that doesn’t originate and stem from the Spirit of God. I am not being extreme here, I am balancing something out.
What shall I say, I have seen almost every miracle that Jesus did that is recorded in the Bible - except turning water into wine and a few other things - I am not impressed by someone looking into a camera with an oxygen mask and conveying the meaning that this sickness is used by God to teach her something. In fact it makes me angry, but I love the person. I love the person so much that if you give me 45 minutes with her and an open bible and she could be healed by God right then and there.
There are a lot of people suffering in this world already because they are in the grip of the enemy - it nauseating when people make it even worse by telling them lies. Doctrines of demons - such as „this sickness is from God to teach you something“.
Furthermore, it appears to me that Jesus wasn’t as afraid of pointing out people’s unbelief as we are. According to Jesus faith is a pretty big deal. God rebuked me for my unbelief a number of times. We have created a teddy-bear Jesus that is very pastoral, but not prophetic.
I say - out of the pulpit with the false teachers and back to teaching people the gospel again. We have so long said that it is not about what we believe - let me tell you this is not true at all.
The reason why you have to be cautious, because for example if you have a wounded heart or some sort of emotional wound, you have to be especially careful with deception. Unresolved issues are the breeding ground for going off track and the people who claim that they are enlightened (the 2 extremes that I see are legalism or a concept of grace that goes beyond the Bible’s definition) oftentimes haven’t learned to deal with disappointment or hurts. I know people personally, in one occasion I tried to lead someone back to Jesus for several years until God said “Stop now” and the reason he has gone into deception was because he didn’t know how to deal with disappointment.
Please, I dont want to see another post of people who have seen this movie and now go against all charismatic movements because they think they have someone found the answer that they have missed. You haven’t, and certain not through that movie. Again, the issue is not in doctrine - some of the things they say I agree with in concept, the issue is the attitude that goes against the anointing and the spirit that is at least in part influencing the people.
#discernment #staybalanced#believingwhatwehavebeenta
„What is the solution to the church problem? An open bible in the hands of fearless ministry.“ EW Kenyon, Massachusetts 1889
Philipp J. Schmerold, Global Kingdom Mission
