Here is the YouTube video for this episode:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42Z-W30myJ4&t=2860s

Charles Fox Parham, "the father of Pentecostalism," came to Zion City Illinois in 1906 right after the fall of John Alexander Dowie. He took advantage of the vulnerable followers of Dowie and won them over. Within just 10 days of his arrival, he had over 300 followers. After leaving Zion, some of his followers, named "the Paramites" by the newspapers, were involved in several brutal killings.

Here is the link to the YouTube video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7rfXyF_p0o&t=181s

Carol Goodenough was the teenage daughter of the Goodenough's who provided a cottage for Lake and his family to live in after they arrived in South Africa as missionaries from 1908- 1913. In 1909 Lake returned to the States in order to raise funds for his mission work there. On the ship was 17 year old Carol Goodenough. She was returning to the States by the direction of her brother to go to school. Lake's late wife Jennie and Carol were friends. Jennie died only 6 months after arriving in South Africa. After Jennie's death in December of 1908, Lake became engaged to Ada White. Ada died from malaria that same year. Shortly after Ada's death, Lake became engaged to Carol Goodenough. He was 38, she was 17. These early newspaper articles from 1909 tell the story of an affair that Lake's biographers didn't want anyone to know about.

Here is the link to the full article and the Youtube Video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XN3TVgeM9z4&t=5s

https://www.themessedupchurch.com/blog/john-g-lakes-clandestine-affair

John Graham Lake is held up by popular Charismatic leaders to be a great man of God, who performed over 100,000 healings in his time. Yet all one has to do is a little digging to find out that this isn’t the case at all. John G. Lake was actually a liar, a con, and a fraud.

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https://youtu.be/ZDcmpkhbekc

This week we spend a few minutes looking at the Lauren Daigle controversy and then dive into false prophet Charlie Shamp's personal prophecy for you and for Boston.

On this episode of L4T we're going to be asking the question, does Beth Moore and Joyce Meyer have gnostic tendencies? Do they teach a form of Gnosticism? I believe the answer to the question is yes. I show the similarities between the Gnostic teaching on prayer, dreams, and visions, and what Moore and Myer have said about prayer, dreams, and visions in the past.

Mike Bickle says that if someone comes to him with a dream or a vision, unless it is in the written Word of God he will not accept it. But is that true? In this episode I talk, once again, with Tony-Allen. Tony and I discuss Mike Bickle's view of Scripture and examine the YouTube video- "Ask Mike Bickle: Are dreams and visitations higher than the Word of God?"

On this episode Steve, Eric Pedersen and I talk with Tony-Allen of the "Design of Providence" podcast about the dangers of Mike Bickle and IHOP KC. Tony has done extensive research on IHOP, has been to the "One Thing" conferences, talked with leaders within the movement, and has visited the 24/7 prayer rooms.

In a video called called "Refuse to Give Up," Joyce Meyer turns the passage in Luke 18 about the persistent widow into a prosperity passage. She also gets the story of Abraham and Sodom all mixed up.

Benny Hinn says that if you study a passage of Scripture deep enough, you can experience a bodily disconnect.

On this episode we look at a Facebook Video by Jennifer LeClaire called "Christian Witches? Let Me Tell You What's Next..." Then we listen to a small part of another Facebook video by Georgian Banov about his "evangelistic meeting in Glasgow. Next, we look at a blog post by Doug Addison called "Why You Don't Need to Be Afraid of Angels." After listening to all this wacky heresy, we cleanse our minds with the Gospel.