Have you ever been told you had a “money problem” because you hesitated to give sacrificially in a service? In this episode, we turn the accusation around and ask: is it really the saints who have a problem with mammon, or is it the preachers who can’t stop talking about money? We’ll debunk the misuse of Ananias and Sapphira, the false idea that giving unlocks authority, and the manipulative claim that hesitation in giving is disobedience to God. With sermon clips and clear biblical rebuttals, we expose how Pentecostal pulpits twist Scripture to shame people into giving. Most importantly, we encourage those who  have felt condemned—you are free in Christ, and your worth isn’t measured by your wallet.

And in their greed they will exploit you with false words. -2 Peter 2:3 ESV

Last Week: 

No More Knots | Disentangling After Leaving a Pentecostal Church – EP108

Playlists:

Full Podcast Playlist⁠ - Youtube

Holiness Standards

The Church Building

Examining Pentecostalism

The “MOG” (Man of God)

All About The Money

Abuse In The Pulpit

Addressing NAYC Comments

FEAR!!! FEAR!!! FEAR!!!

Show Links:

Josh Herring - “2 gods”

Anthony Cox - “All About Authority”

Don Martin - “StuffMart”

Myles Young - “offering plate passing”

Jack Leaman - “kingdom economy”

Mark Morgan - “key to revival”

Resources:

DivideTheWord.blog

Responsible Faith - YouTube

Spiritualabuse.org
B.I.T.E. Model ⁠Website 

B.I.T.E. Model ⁠Free PDF
Book: Toxic Faith

Book: The Subtle Power of Spiritual Abuse

Books: Pagan Christianity? Exploring the Roots of Our Church Practices

Book: Christianity without the Cross: A History of Salvation in Oneness Pentecostalism

Book: Free: From Legalism to Grace

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