Prosperity preacher's - wolve's in sheep's clothing

Wolves in sheep’s clothing: beware the prosperity preacher!

Article and a short video on prosperity preaching.

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5 Ways to Recognize "A Wolf in Sheep's Clothing"


"Watch out for false prophets. They come to you in sheep's clothing, but inwardly they are ferocious wolves." Matthew 7:15

I read of the relationship between Paula White and President Trump and her appointment at the White House.
I also read that Paula is a prosperity teacher.
Anyone know anymore on this?

Pathfinder627 said:

He's got several religious advisors. He's not a charismatic himself, but certainly values their base. He's a mainline Presbyterian and grew up in Norman Vincent Peale's church. Apparently he was a Peale fanatic and it's a big reason for his almost chronic (some would say aggravating) capacity to emphasize only good news or positivity.

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I see Peale wrote the best seller The Power of Positive Thinking.
Also, just read an article that has Peale labelled as a false teacher.

Here's the end bit.

The Bible makes it clear that the troubles we experience in this life are not merely the result of negative thinking that can be overcome by tapping into our potential through positive thinking. They are the result of a deep-seated rebellion against God that involves not only the mind, but the will. We simply cannot overcome the evils of this world, or even the evil in our hearts, in our own strength. Apart from Christ we can do nothing (John 15:5). Apart from being born again, we are eternally dead in our trespasses and sins (Ephesians 2:1).

Where Peale taught that our deepest problem is a lack of belief in ourselves and that our salvation comes with a simple shift in thinking, the Bible teaches that no man can save himself, regardless of how positive his thoughts may be. His salvation must come from outside himself. The glory of Jesus Christ is in the fact that he “has now reconciled in his body of flesh by his death” sinners “who once were alienated and hostile in mind, doing evil deeds” (Colossians 1:21-22). Tragically, by his life and legacy, Peale showed that he rejected this Savior and chose to trust in his own strength.