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ACCORDING TO WHAT?.. GODLINESS

Godliness can never be mistaken for worldliness neither can the doctrines of the Christ be the same as the doctrines of men, they are worlds apart.

When Messiah rode into Jerusalem upon the colt of a donkey, a borrowed animal, it is clearly understood that Jesus wasn't on earth to join the Jerusalem Democrates or the Apostolic Networking Workshop which was situated in the upper room of the Roman Catholic Diocese, opposite the AOG Ecumenical Centre.

If we teach otherwise or anything other than what is compiled within the doctrine of the Christ or anything that is not in line with Godliness, Paul the apostle says that we would have to be proud and ignorant... verse 4.

According to Godliness .. is a mammoth quote but it is touchable and understandable, to the least in His Kingdom/House... Matthew 11:25.

The apostle Paul goes on to talk about Godliness and contentment and all along the way he has .. error and greed coupled together and on the other side of the coin he has .. Godliness and contentment. He makes mention of food and clothing and the love of money and shows us all that Godliness with contentment is great gain yet the lust and love for money always leads the soul into great sorrow and an abandonment of the faith instead of self.

So I ask the question.. is the prosperity gospel, word of faith teachings of the Hollywood ministers from God?.. is the doctrine the Christs?.. does it lead people into Godliness of worldliness?.. and finally does it make for arrogant and proud persons?.. That barely preach without crying money!

If its not His doctrine, withdraw yourself from such as these, was the counsel of the apostle and saint, Paul. For it is this type of people that see the precious word of God as a means of gain not Godliness. Their interest is self and their god is their belly. The best of cloths, jewels, cars, houses, the best they say and are by no means behind the doors saying it. This is neither a dispute or an argument over words but concerns complete doctrines, which lead people astray. Paul the apostle says that those who are lovers of money suppose that being Godly makes for financial gain.. he says these are in fact destitute of the truth... 1 Timothy 6:5-7.. if they think or teach in this way.

There is a fine line between false teaching and true teaching at times but there still remains a great gulf between hell and heaven. St Paul told Timothy to flee .. such things .. the love of money, lusting for gain, other doctrines besides Lord Jesus no matter how tasty they sound... 1 Timothy 6:11.

Ultimately, if the doctrine/teaching points at the earth and not heaven and the cross, call a cab and get out of the place and if there's no cabs on the rank run as fast as you can... praise Him.. amen.