3. Inaccessible leadership. In the 1980s, some charismatic ministries began to teach pastors and traveling ministers that in order to “protect the anointing,” they must stay aloof from people. Ministers were warned to never make friends in their congregations. Preachers began the strange practice of skipping worship on Sunday mornings—and then appearing on the stage only when it was time for the sermon in order to make a dramatic entrance. Shame on these people for attempting to justify arrogance. Jesus loved people, and He made Himself available to them. So should we.
More News























Did the Dead Sea Scrolls Predict the Rapture? Prophecy Watchers Explores Ancient Clues Hidden for 2,000 Years
Did the Dead Sea Scrolls Predict the Rapture? Prophecy Watchers Explores Ancient Clues Hidden for 2,000 Years
10 Timeless Billy Graham Lessons Chuck Swindoll and Greg Laurie Passed to the Next Generation
10 Timeless Billy Graham Lessons Chuck Swindoll and Greg Laurie Passed to the Next Generation
Waiting on God? This Viral Prayer Will Strengthen Your Faith for a Breakthrough
Waiting on God? This Viral Prayer Will Strengthen Your Faith for a Breakthrough
Take Off the Mask: Kelly K Shares the Secret to True Freedom in Christ
Take Off the Mask: Kelly K Shares the Secret to True Freedom in Christ
Benny Hinn, Kenneth Copeland Reveal the One Thing More Powerful Than Miracles
Benny Hinn, Kenneth Copeland Reveal the One Thing More Powerful Than Miracles
John Bevere: 1 Missing Biblical Message Is Holding Back Revival in America
John Bevere: 1 Missing Biblical Message Is Holding Back Revival in America
The Love Story
The Love Story
Do You Actually Know Your Numbers?
Do You Actually Know Your Numbers?
After 60 Years in Ministry, Chuck Swindoll Reveals the 4 Greatest Temptations Pastors Face
After 60 Years in Ministry, Chuck Swindoll Reveals the 4 Greatest Temptations Pastors Face
7 Abominations to God Every Christian Should Know
7 Abominations to God Every Christian Should Know

Latest Videos
