Thread: The prophetic and supernatural evangelism deception

Originally Posted by wheeze

i think i know who ur talking about!

https://streetfisherministries.com/

Originally Posted by LionHeart

https://streetfisherministries.com/

yeah we r friends on facebook....

Originally Posted by LionHeart

If we are going out trying to win souls, prophesy to people, and lay hands on them for healing without strongly encouraging and providing them with the correct avenues to get plugged into a community of believers where strong discipleship is taking place, we need to repent and turn from this deception.

I agree we should strive for that, but there are Biblical examples that are the opposite of that. Such as Jesus just telling someone to go and sin no more. No follow up, etc.

I feel the same way about the baptism in the Holy Spirit. Why would you get someone saved and then not get them filled with the Spirit? Complete the 'program'. Of course completing the program after that would be discipleship. Jesus did command us to make disciples, not make 'converts'. Of course you have to convert them to disciple them, but you don't stop with conversion.

The street preacher is much maligned by the religious, the lost aren't as mean as the church folks. I think it's a bit of peanut butter and jealosy.

And he said to them, Go you into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. Mark 16:15

He didn't say, "Go you into all the church."

Lack of follow-up has always been the biggest criticism of evangelists, whether street or stadium.

Originally Posted by fuego

I agree we should strive for that, but there are Biblical examples that are the opposite of that. Such as Jesus just telling someone to go and sin no more. No follow up, etc.

I feel the same way about the baptism in the Holy Spirit. Why would you get someone saved and then not get them filled with the Spirit? Complete the 'program'. Of course completing the program after that would be discipleship. Jesus did command us to make disciples, not make 'converts'. Of course you have to convert them to disciple them, but you don't stop with conversion.

Sometimes people are healed on the street and they need to think things through before making a decision on what to do. Some times it can be a total shock that that happened. Preaching the gospel to them is one thing but trying to force them straight into a church or program can be a bit much, some times. Wisdom is required with all things, not just simplistic rules.

Originally Posted by A.J.

And he said to them, Go you into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature. Mark 16:15

He didn't say, "Go you into all the church."

Lack of follow-up has always been the biggest criticism of evangelists, whether street or stadium.

nita and i were the directors for the 2014 vbs at our former church. one of the things we tried to emphasis to our team was follow up. we had around 130 people show up which is really good for a country church. 10 kids got saved that week. problem is the church refused to follow up on anyone. Not that i'm surprised. we r gonna change that with the new church plant....

Originally Posted by Ezekiel 33

Another reason that I like the Pioneer School teachings-They present the gospel as they minister in the supernatural, and it isn't watered down either.

The message that Jesus sent us to preach was "Repent and be baptized for the remission of your sins."

There is no mention of faith and in whom and what in the message you just described.

Originally Posted by Colonel

There is no mention of faith and in whom and what in the message you just described.

sticking up for Zek here colonel but I think ur nitpicking slightly...... i am sure faith is in the mix...