Joyce Meyer Takes a Jab at the Prosperity Gospel, Denounces Her Past Beliefs In It

FaithWire ^ | 01/20/2019 | By Lindsay Elizabeth

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

Joyce Meyer recanted!
Otten family still skeptical.

[Mikemurphy]

This is interesting. “ professional Christians” seek common lucre from sheep as non appointed agents of God in what can be nominated as total fraud. A fool and his money are easily parted . God Doesn’t need your money. He created it.

[Ann Archy]

As a NEWBIE, you are all over FR. Have Manners, be polite......and DONATE MONEY to FR!!

[Mikemurphy]

Who are you? Adios.

[circlecity]

Good for her. Joyce has a lot of influence and I hope this is God working in her life.

[RooRoobird20]

Perhaps Joyce should have a conversation with John Gray, the ‘It’s All About Me’ “pastor” who just gave his wife a $200,000 Lamborghini.

[OddLane]

To obey is better than sacrifice

[old-ager]

Hey Cletus I think you are thinking about Marie Meyer.

Lutheran PING at ya.

[old-ager]

Where was mikemurphy impolite in this discussion?

[Mr Rogers]

Repentance is a wonderful thing!

[boatbums]

Does this mean Joyce Meyers will sell her private jets, expensive cars, extravagant jewelry, lavish homes and sumptuous clothing and give the money to the poor?

[Migraine]

I am both stunned and gratified at the brutal frankness of her confession expressed in this piece.

Just wow!

[donna]

It’s all over now - speed of light.

[Pontiac]

Relentless Church bought John Gray a $1.8M house in Simpsonville. Here's why

Certainly this cleric took no vow of poverty.

If he did he is failing miserably.

[Nifster]

If you eat a meal at a restaurant you don’t eat for free.

If you are fed spiritually by a teacher you should not eat free

[Nifster]

Well noob Ann has been around here at FR from the very beginning. You haven’t. Her suggestion is valid

[Nifster]

Ann never said he was impolite. Just suggested since he is new and utilizing FR he ought to consider paying something for it

[tjd1454]

“Does this mean Joyce Meyers will sell her private jets, expensive cars, extravagant jewelry, lavish homes and sumptuous clothing and give the money to the poor?”

I applaud her for admitting she was wrong. However, you make an excellent point. One would hope that she would apply her newfound eschewing of riches to her own life.

Though I do not presently attend a Baptist church, I am thankful for the Baptist church I grew up in, and our pastor who lived modestly.

[eyedigress]

Nice post. Be nice to your FReepers baby.