Re: Turning Point Church World Outreach Center-Tell Your Story
Date: March 20, 2009 01:06AM
TPWOC web site womens ministry I found word-faith movement, positive confession false teaching, I believe the director of womens ministry at TPWOC is a false teacher from this movement and this concept has been taught for some time now at TPWOC: Here it is: Emotions are an area that many Christians don’t understand. Because of this, Believers often allow their emotions to lead them. As a result, emotionally-led decisions take them on a course that is out of the will of God for their lives. While God gave every human being emotions, it is critical that we get control over negative emotions and subject them to the Word of God. Make these daily confessions so that you can subject your feelings to God’s Word and make the right decisions:
Declaration for Taking Authority over Your Emotions
Heavenly Father, thank You for giving me healthy emotions. I declare that negative emotions will not impact my decisions, neither will they dictate my responses to difficult circumstances. I will submit my feelings to You in every situation that I encounter in life. You have given me authority over the power of the enemy, and I declare that nothing shall by any means hurt me, including people and situations that try to negatively influence my emotions. When I feel overwhelmed by life, or troubled by negative emotions, like Jesus, I will pray and keep moving forward. I bind depression, anxiety, worry, fear, doubt, anger, rejection and any other negative emotion that tries to attack my mind. I possess power, love and a sound mind. I thank You, Father, that I walk in peace, joy and the comfort of the Holy Spirit. I have the mind of Christ and my emotions are controlled by the Word of God. In Jesus’ name I pray. Amen.
Scriptural references:
·Mark 14:33-35
·Luke 10:19
·2 Timothy 1:7
·Romans 14:17
·1 Corinthians 2:16 In this false teaching the word-faith teacher believes they become a little god and can create there own reality(or there own world or universe around around them) This means words are containers of power. What ever one speak will occur,be it negative or positive.Therefore, one should only speak positive or faith-filled words. In Faith theology, words are the containers that carry the substance of faith. If you speak words of faith ,you activate the positive side of the force: If you speak words of fear, you activate the negative side of the force. In Faith vernacular this is called 'making positive or negative confession. The Faith movement would have us believe that everything that happens to us is a direct result of our words: Words are spiritual containers, and the force of faith is release by words. Not only is the Faith movement's concept of faith antibiblical, but it bears striking similarities to New Thought metaphysics. According to New Thought, human beings can experience health, success, and abundant life by using their thoughts to define the condition of their lives. New Thought proponents subscribe to the "law of attraction." This law says that just as like attracts like, so our thoughts can attract the things they want or expect. Negative thoughts are believed to attract dismal circumstances; positive thoughts attract more desirable circumstances. Our thoughts can be either creative or destructive. New Thought sets out to teach people how to use their thoughts creatively.
Parallels to metaphysical cults are by no means a mere coincidence. Kenyon, the real father of the modern-day Faith movement, "majored" in metaphysics. His perversions where embraced and multiplied by Kenneth Hagin, who regurgitated Kenyon's concepts almost word for word. Jesus himself showed negative emotions when he turned over the tables in the temple and when he use all those nasty negative words againsts the Teachers of the law and Pharisees in Matt 23:13-36
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/20/2009 01:08AM by buddy.