Posted on 07/12/2023 9:25:30 AM PDT by Morgana
Bobby Conner is a member of the Apostolic Council of Prophetic Elders (ACPE) and a member of the Harvest International Ministries apostolic network, chaired by NAR warlord Che Ahn. After 27 years as a Southern Baptist pastor, he founded Eagles View Ministries.
From the perspective of biblically literate people, he’s known for always making stuff up. He recently said he was at ‘prophet’ Bob Jones’ house when NASA called and asked Jones to look into space for them and “tell us what you see” because they knew he could see farther into space than they could, and also claimed he once spoke a squirrel into existence.
He’s an utter and complete embarrassment. We don’t know how he can stand to look at anyone he’s preaching to in the eyes, lest he die of shame.
Despite this, he is well-respected in charismatic circles and hobnobs at conferences with all the bigwigs, such as Bill Johnson, Shawn Bolz, Jim Bakker, Chuck Pierce, Kevin Zadai, James Goll, Jeremiah Johnson, etc.
In an unearthed video from 2019, Conner recounts an incident that happened to former ‘Kansas City Prophets’ Bob Jones (later disqualified for sexual misconduct for having women undress in front of him so he could give them a ‘word’ while they stand “naked before the Lord”) and John Paul Jackson, claiming they time-travelled to catch an airplane.
Some angels came and parked Bob Jones’ truck. You already heard it. The wildest thing, Bob Jones and John Paul Jackson, both of them are in heaven watching this service today, but that’s true. Anyway, Bob Jones and John Paul Jackson was supposed to catch an airplane at a certain time. They woke up in the hotel and they woke up the time the plane was leaving. And so John Paul said, ‘well, I guess we’ll just have to try to rebook.’ Bob says, ‘no, no, I think if we’ll throw our stuff in there, we can get on.’
And John Paul said, ‘well, the plane’s leaving now.’ And here’s what happened. They got to the airport before they left the hotel. It’s the craziest thing. Yes! They got to the airport before they left the hotel and two guys walked up to them and said, ‘tickets, we’ve taken care of the luggage and we’ll park the truck.’ And so here’s what happened. They get even first class seats!
And Bob said, ‘I buckled in and John Paul looked at me and said, ‘Boy, I’m glad your friends are here.’ He said, ‘my friends? I thought they were yours.’
It was angels had come and parked the truck. And when Bob and John Paul got back to the airport, there was Bob’s red truck and the keys was hanging off the sun visor. Angels are ministering spirits sent down to aid us who are the heirs of salvation. That means they’re here to help us.”
I do believe in the charismatic gift of prophecy, but the bible is very clear that the prophesy should be affirmed by someone ELSE. *Self-declared* prophets? No thanks.
If someone in my prayer community says, “I see a stomach that is healing,” I might think, “cool! my ulcer is getting better!” If a self-declared prophet says that, I think, “someone saw me pop a Tums.”
“I am still puzzling over the upgrade to first-class seats.”
Come now, you don’t think the angels would let a prophet ride in economy, do you?
I heard Papa did some storefront preaching...
We were warned of this 2000 years ago by St Paul!
ACTS 20:
28Take heed therefore unto yourselves, and to all the flock, over the which the Holy Ghost hath made you overseers, to feed the church of God, which he hath purchased with his own blood.
29For I know this, that after my departing shall grievous wolves enter in among you, not sparing the flock.
30Also of your own selves shall men arise, speaking perverse things, to draw away disciples after them.
31Therefore watch, and remember, that by the space of three years I ceased not to warn every one night and day with tears.
The NAR is an apostate group. They are not Christians.
Hadn’t heard of her, had to look her up. Can’t believe anyone actually believes someone like that is a “prophet”. But people have “itching ears” and like to be told what they want to hear.
“” Can’t believe anyone actually believes someone like that is a “prophet” ::
Well, to be fair, they said that about John the Baptist.
😂
Except John the Baptist was accurate.
Sure. Bob Jones Sr. Came to this planet in 1883 and travelled 84 years through time, leaving the planet in 1968.
No, that's an opinion and I seriously doubt they are in heaven.
I had word of faith friends many years ago, who would believe this stuff and wait for God to do it for them as well.
Notice they WERE friends.
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