Some of you out there are still insisting on defending the pimps who grace this site. You accuse me of slander, lying, and all kinds of other stuff.

Take a look at this YouTube clip and tell me these men are not either crazy or liars. I insist they are liars. And I also insist that they think you are too stupid to read your Bible - the Bible that clearly contradicts all of their heretical teachings.

Listen to what Hinn says about the Trinity, about Adam and Adam’s visiting the moon, and callings us gods.

Listen to Benny’s own words. They’re not out of context, they’re not twisted, they’re not distorted.

Be sure to listen to what Ken Copeland says about God - that he’s about six feet two inches tall, and weighs about a couple of hundred pounds, and exercised faith to create the universe.

And don’t miss Mr. Crouch’s exposition on the fact that we are little gods.

These men are false prophets, condemned by the words of their own mouths. They preach another Jesus and you would do well to stop supporting them with your time, your treasure or your talent. Dump them. Run away from them. Don’t have anything to do with them.

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When I first started this site over a year ago, I identified Ken Copeland as the Godfather of the Word of Faith mafia. He has again proven my assessment of him as accurate. A reader let me know that the Godfather had canvassed the faithful for money and sure enough the sheep came through. And now, the Kenneth Copeland Ministries is the proud owner of a Cessna Citation X business jet. Take a look at a generic version of what the sheep bought their wolf. Click here. (more…)

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Click on the microphone to listen.

Here are some more quotes by the Bobsey twins, Kenny and Leroy. See if you can detect a general theme in the clip.

And don’t forget: until everyone in the church is driving a Lexis that they paid for in cash, Jesus can’t return. So hurry up, get out there, and get your vehicle.

But seriously, can you imagine Paul trying to sell the Macedonians some trash like this? Do any of you remember what he said about the Macedonians? Well, since you asked, take a look at 2 Cor 8:1-3. Apparently the Macedonians were what one might bluntly call dirt-poor. Yet Paul makes no mention of the fact that they should be filthy rich instead. He simply comments on the grace given to them to give in their poverty.

The only things they had in abundance were joy and trials. How does that square with what Kenny and Leroy are trying to foist on you?

Or can you imagine Paul or Peter, in writing to the churches, using such phrases as:

1. The anointing to prosper (0:05 )
2. Financial anointing (0:14)
3. Lack of anointing (0:23)
4. Building anointing (0:25)
5. Causing the Holy Spirit to do ANYTHING (0:33)
6. They shall spend their days in properity and pleasure (0:54)
7. God is calling his church back to his wealth (01:00)
8. Until we operate properly (in wealth) Jesus can’t come(1:03)

These pimps are not preaching the Gospel as it relates to Christian living and maturity. They are simply appealing to the greed and selfishness we all are subject to.

If your church promotes either of these bozoes, you need to talk to the leadership and help them to understand why they should dump them. If they refuse, you should start looking for another church, ’cause you’re being pimped.

The clips are from the Believer’s Voice of Victory broadcast for January 4th, 2005. To listen to the clip again, click on the microphone.

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Ken Copeland is a major force in the Word of Faith splinter within Christianity. He is a presence on the Trinity Broadcasting Network, the Church Channel, The Word Network, and Channel 20 in Washington DC. He is as ubiquitous as misquitoes in a Florida swamp. And he is just as much a blood sucker. Listen to a clip of the things he says about God, Adam, Christians, and Christianity.

An up and coming Pulpit Pimp, Leroy Thomas, appears with him. Listen.

I promise you I didn’t modify anything he said. As I go along, I will be collecting more outrageous and heretical comments by Mr. Copeland. If all goes will, I will be presenting the words of Price, Cashflow, and John Jenkins.

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