Is it True that as Believers we can Live Problem Free in this Earthly Life.

In many of the Pentecostal, Word of Faith, and other Charismatic religious movements the worldview regarding the universe is that it operates on spiritual laws. According to the charlatanic, deceived mis-leaders, tricksters, defrauders and fraudsters, if a person understands these spiritual laws and principles and works within them, one can live a life of health, wealth and victory. One of these mis-leaders, regarding these spiritual laws states; "if you play the game right you win". Yet in his congregation people are sick with measles, heart trouble, back pain, sugar diabetes, have money restraints and face trouble that they go through rather than have victory over. It is obvious, yet the deceived cannot see that they are not "winning" the battle over disease, poverty, and adverse circumstances. The popular religious slogan; "You do not have any problems...all you need is Jesus", is not the Gospel Message.

They view faith as a creative force that we can use to shape our world. This spiritual ability is not ours automatically upon our salvation transformation; they believe we have been given the spiritual force of faith which is the “key” to unlock the blessings of heaven, to move mountains, to literally change and even create reality.

This spiritual law worldview teaches that to be poor is a sin, to be sick is a sin, to be overwhelmed by circumstances is a sin, to not tithe is not only a sin it also brings a curse, to question their teaching is to question God, to doubt their commitment to God is to speak against God's anointed.

These "Shysters" teach that we give the devil permission either through passive acceptance of whatever comes our way or through speaking the wrong negative words, especially if it against their ministry. One of them stated that if you speak ill against his ministry God will curse.

Such manipulation is ungodly, egotistical, anti biblical, self-righteousness and anti gospel. These anti God workings is the work of an Antichrist.

Yes, people need the Lord but, that does not mean they will breeze through life on a flowery bed of ease sailing to the promise land problem free! But, Jesus will go through with you whatever life brings your way.

For He said, "I will NEVER leave you or forsake you.

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