Junita Bynum and Paula White!!

I'm sorry that Paula White is getting a divorce...I really am.

I must admit I'm not surprised. A married couple ought to live together and make time with one another a priority. It has not been with the White's.

However, Paula White teaches a cancerous, false, dangerous doctrine. Anyone who is as far off as she is (teaching the heresy of Prosperity Theology) is on the wrong foot to start with.

Surprised? Not at all. But I hate they're divorcing.

Juanita Bynum? Don't know her.

 

1. As a pastor I try to keep up with the trends, so I'm familiar with both ladies.

2. As sisters in the Lord, we must pray for them.

3. We must pray not only for their marital difficulties but also for their ministerial challenges---they should not be in the ministerial positions they're in.

4. I agree with rbell that Paula is preaching a dangerous doctrine, so too is Juanita; both are charismatic Pentecostals.

 

Both women are disciples of T.D. Jakes. It's no wonder that they promote $$ = God's will.

 

I don't know the two women mentioned, or TD Jakes, so I looked them up on Google.

I know you cannot always rely on the number of times a word is used, when trying to show a person's position, but I thought it interesting that Jakes' web site mentions "wealth" 190 times, and "sin" just 3 times. Even more instructive when we look at the immediate contexts of the three places where the word "sin" is used:

1. That's what many white people ask when blacks continue to demand justice and so many whites feel they've bent over backwards to correct the sins of the past.

2. (writing about a poet called Micky Dalton): Mickey’s sole purpose for writing “evangelical” poetry is to inspire others to be motivated about accepting the free gift of salvation & understanding that Jesus died for ALL of our sins.

3. (In an article about himself from Time magazine, comparing Jakes with Billy Graham): Graham, for instance, called homosexuality a sin.​

Juanita Bynum's site has a video clip of her addressing what looks to me like a "Toronto Blessing style" meeting, with people rolling about on the floor.

Yes, divorce and wife-beating are sad, and I would not want to suggest otherwise, but there seem to be other problems these women need to address too.