God's Servants or Money Grubbers?
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, General Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | Thabile Mange | ISBN: | 9781928405948 |
| Publisher: | Mange Publishing | Publication: | September 27, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Thabile Mange |
| ISBN: | 9781928405948 |
| Publisher: | Mange Publishing |
| Publication: | September 27, 2017 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
This is a book about prosperity preachers. It attempts to expose the money pastor's modus operandi and the tactics they use to extract money from Christians to enrich themselves. It demystifies the way money grubbers use the Bible to authenticate their extortion and make it appear Christian.
The focus is on South Africa but the phenomenon reaches across the continent as well as the United States, and the tentacles are all linked. Prosperity preachers are truly transnational, globalist entities, found wherever there is prey. These false preachers have convinced their followers that God wants them to be prosperous (in terms of finance and material gain). Sadly, they don't care about the flock of God, though they claim otherwise. Thus, the disciplined, healthy mindset that leads to genuine prosperity eludes church-goers.
God's Servants or Money Grubbers provide a fascinating overview of the prosperity church and offers much needed solutions.
This is a book about prosperity preachers. It attempts to expose the money pastor's modus operandi and the tactics they use to extract money from Christians to enrich themselves. It demystifies the way money grubbers use the Bible to authenticate their extortion and make it appear Christian.
The focus is on South Africa but the phenomenon reaches across the continent as well as the United States, and the tentacles are all linked. Prosperity preachers are truly transnational, globalist entities, found wherever there is prey. These false preachers have convinced their followers that God wants them to be prosperous (in terms of finance and material gain). Sadly, they don't care about the flock of God, though they claim otherwise. Thus, the disciplined, healthy mindset that leads to genuine prosperity eludes church-goers.
God's Servants or Money Grubbers provide a fascinating overview of the prosperity church and offers much needed solutions.
