![]() |
Quote:
ROTFL!!! LOL! |
|
Although some of her ministry (and motives) may be questionable, we can not argue a few facts:
1) She has an anointing - look at how old 'No More Sheets' is and many people I know still talk about that sermon like it just took place. Now, she may have abused the anointing but I think things will change in her life now. 2) When one's life is at the point of great transformation, demonic attack takes place - often in crazy and unusual ways. My pastor always says 'the higher the level, the greater the devil.' If we look back at our lives, right before God blessed us with something wonderful, there was a crazy storm that just took place. 3) Christian marriages are magnets for attack, particularly when the couple is also clergy. Paula White and her husband are divorcing now as well. 4) I think she recognizes that God has blessed her tremendously and is calling her to a higher place. I just saw a portion of her recent women's conference on the Word Network. She talked about some of the issues in her marriage and spoke prophetically about how the relationship would probably get worse because of what God was doing in her life. 5) Women have to be careful who they select as mates. Some men can be very jealous and often this trait doesn't come out until after the woman begins to achieve great success. 6) God will not bless mess. Yes, there have been rumors of how the relationship came to be and I remember my Grandmom always saying that the Lord will never bless one woman with another woman's husband. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
Quote:
Say whaaaaaaaaat @ #6 unless this is a generality and not specific to Juanita Bynum. Quote:
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
What you all are saying is so true and timely.
My father is a pastor of a fairly large church here in Minnesota. And as a preacher's kid (and for the record, I'm not bad - ask Ladygreek! :p) and a member of the first family, people expect to us live our lives without spot or blemish. I try to make it very clear to them that we're human just like the next person. We have to give an account to God just like the next person so stop putting us on a pedestal. It's so easy for members to do that. And it's also easy for preachers/leaders/etc. to get the big head and start getting bold in their wrong doings because they were put on this pedestal. I guess I wanted to speak to this because I know that this incident is clearly wrong, but we all have our weaknesses and unfortunately, their issues were exposed. On another note, I didn't know anything about Sis. Bynum taking somebody else's man! Now that ain't right. |
Quote:
I've learned as I became an adult that pastors, like teachers, are people too. I know as a teacher my kids used to trip when they saw me in the grocery store :confused: or that I liked the same songs, movies, etc. that they liked. Some pastors, bishops, etc. place themselves on pedestals and want you to make them into a golden image. You know? All fall short of God's glory, including the pastors and his children. :p |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
As far as JB "stealing" someone's husband, the issue arises that she gave a prophecy to Weeks and his then wife concerning the restoration of their marriage. Shortly thereafter, Weeks & Bynum were in the courting stages of their relationship. Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
LOL @ the 2nd SAY THAT!!!!! @ the 3rd Quote:
which lead me to this article http://www.tbo.com/news/metro/MGBX8J8442F.html and then Friday I found out about their divorce http://www.tbo.com/news/nationworld/MGBA6S84Q5F.html |
Good @ The Raven rumor and Weeks' request. :rolleyes:
Re: Bishops and such... :rolleyes: @ Paul Morton. :rolleyes: My co-worker's son "oversees" one of his new churches in BR. I guess he'll be coined a Apostle, soon. She's kind of :mad: b/c I won't visit the church when I go home. Ummm, I don't visit my mother's church that often. I always make my way to my church on a Sunday AM. :D |
Quote:
|
Please... other stuff, other stuff, and other stuff. :rolleyes: It is juicy.
:p |
Quote:
|
Quote:
I haven't been to his church here in Atlanta tho. |
Quote:
And yes, trust me I know the conversations and the mess that goes on behind the scenes with Bishop Morton. His brother pastors here in Atlanta as well. I've been present for one too many conversations where plots of an ungodly nature have been made for different church services/conferences/events. You'd be amazed at what is discussed in the "inner circle". Quote:
|
Quote:
You tryina get me started. :p ;) All I'mma say is Debra is GOOD! I guess that's why she's the co-pastor. She gets a cut too. :smirk: |
I want to know. :o:p
I get what you all are saying though. I think a lot of pastors are focusing more on business than ministry which is why we have churches where unless you are big bank offering giver, you can't get married by the pastor let alone have the pastor give your eulogy or come see you when you're sick even if your great grandfather built the church that passa preaches in these days.:( |
That too.
|
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
Unfortunately churches have become a money making business vs. a soul saving ministry. I question if some of these revs/bishops/apostles were really CALLED by God because there's a difference in God calling you and you calling yourself! Why are there thousands of mega churches with a memberships between 5-30,000 members, but the world is getting worse and the members [meaning the Christians] are becoming more confused? Why are there four to five Christian channels on television, but the world is getting worse? Something clearly isn't right. |
Quote:
Maybe God's call to serve was more along the lines of the USHER BOARD not the pulpit. And some of them just want a wider population to choose from to get their freaky sneaky on. |
Quote:
|
Nice location CT4. ;) How come I just noticed it? lol
|
Quote:
I changed it after ShamikaT -- my favorite fictional GCer -- last posted.;) |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
What about the "in the world not of it" part? This is a MESS. Folks have forgotten that this whole "church business" isn't supposed to be about them, but the people they serve. Sad I tell ya, just sad. |
Quote:
Because some of these mega churches are doing it for the clout, not the Christ. If you are really about Jesus, you'll be tested like everyone is, but God would always get the glory for helping you overcome and your ministry would be evidentiary support of that. It seems to me. |
How do you all feel about the phrase "EVERYTHING is a blessing"?
If you rob a bank and from that robbery, you receive thousands of dollars, is that a blessing? |
Quote:
I happen to live by the principal that if you get things in the wrong way, what was once meant to bless you will end up cursing you. As far as everything being a blessing, and based upon the example given, God orchestrates everything true enough but He has also given us free will. I don't think God just spoke into somebody's spirit to go and rob a bank. We are commanded to obey the laws of the land and uhh I don't think they making robbery legal these days lol. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
And yes, RBL, you sure do have to know the word FOR YOURSELF...very well said my friend. We ALL fall short of the glory, and nobody is God BUT God. As Dr. Phil would say, an indicator of future behavior is past behavior. As many of you have stated, I do feel that this particular issue has happened before within their marriage. It is a really unfortunate situation, and in addition to that they also have to deal with the media "up in they business." They are both in my prayers.... |
Quote:
|
The Devil Made Him Do It!
According to some of my folks in Atlanta, Weeks is saying that the Devil made him do it!
Shoot! When will he take responsibility for being abusive?! |
Oh, come ON. :rolleyes:
It amazes me that some of these people who claim to be "of the cloth" are QUICK to say "the Devil made me do it" when they choose to do something that they know is wrong. I have no sympathy for him. |
| All times are GMT -4. The time now is 12:36 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.