Comments on: Joyce Meyer’s Commode and How Rumors Can Damage a Reputation

By: Phil Cooke

Phil Cooke — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 15:48:00 +0000

Perhaps she’s actually preaching a message people want to hear and support…

By: Irving485

Irving485 — Sat, 03 Mar 2012 13:49:00 +0000

For some ungodly reason (like GreeD$) this woman has accumulated a lot money, how? The toilet is not the issue!!

By: Merietta Smith

Merietta Smith — Mon, 17 Oct 2011 15:24:00 +0000

I know for a fact that one of the reasons that my friends have recieved so much blessing is because of heartfelt prayer said in love for that person by those who love them. God responds to love, with yet more love, and mercy with more mercy and Grace. We who know Christ are EXITED that there is someone to tell the masses about the the most important part of God; relationship. Unbelievers have a concept of God that cannot fathom the relationship between God and his children. And Joyce, in describing her relationship with God, is, in effect, describing the beauty and wonder of OUR relationship with God and how that relationship impacts our everyday lives as Christians. Her words lift us up and encourage us in a world that is often engaged in opposition to God and his word making it a challenge to remain in faith. So what reward do you believe the creator would withhold from someone who encourages people in their walk with God? An infinite God with infinite love and infinite power? A pat on the head and a big “THANKS”? I’m sure that Gods rewards go far beyond what we measure here on earth. What value do these critics put on salvation itself? That being a priceless gift, which is free, but many cast off as foolishness. Gods economy is vastly different from ours, isn’t it?

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By: Interested

Interested — Sun, 19 Jun 2011 10:03:00 +0000

I was just wondering. I do oppose the giving of extravagant gifts from one ministry to another, but do we know church funds are actually used to buy the gift? I serve in a ministry that does not oppose prosperity as such, but we are encouraged to have our own streams of income to support the life style we wish to lead rather than burden the church.

There is a lot that is wrong with prosperity doctrine, but facts need to be investigated before accusations are made and the reason for a gift may also need to be taken into account.

For example, the gift or loan of a personal jet could save the person gifted or loaned a fortune in air fares so the fact they now own a jet is not in itself prosperity but common sense. (I am talking off the top of my head as I have no idea whether it is cheaper to own a jet or travel, but what I am getting at is the principle.)

If I HAVE a Rolls and own it (not brought from church resources) and give it to someone in need it actually would show a lack of materialism however I came by it.

I certainly did not refuse when someone gave me a car – they wanted to bless me and I needed a car and that was how God got me a car and the insurance to go with it for a year! I was happy with a second hand, but the principle is the same. That said, then the question is if TD Jakes had the Rolls and did not need it, then did he look for the person who did and pass it on because that is in the spirit of the way the early Christians worked – each gave everything but had according to their need.

By: Carol

Carol — Tue, 15 Mar 2011 22:01:00 +0000

Where is the airplane of Kenneth Copeland Ministries?
Are they in Japan right now where they are so desperately needed? Where is the water and food for the people in horrific and desperate need that our tithe dollars are supposed to supply? Where are they and all the other televangelists in this massive humanitarian crisis?
Jesus told us “by their fruits (actions) you will know them”. How many more hours of suffering will tick by and how many more people will cry out before TRUE followers of Jesus will respond!!!
It’s never been about self-centered brat prosperity -i.e. the rich young man who just couldn’t bring himself to give up the junk possessions of life to follow the Truth and be set free.
It’s about Love, Truth and self-sacrifice. It’s about following Jesus and giving “until it hurts” like Mother Teresa showed us by her fruits (actions) following Jesus.

By: Tina Hoffman

Tina Hoffman — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 05:28:00 +0000

This rumor resulted in more attention to her ministry that ended up being proven ABOVE BOARD by the investigating officials.
“ALL things work for the good of those who Love The Lord and are called according to His Purpose” Romans 8:28 .http://www.joycemeyer.org/AboutUs/FinancialAccountability/

By: Cory Kent

Cory Kent — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

So how do you empty the drawers? I think I'd prefer a tree out back over that one!! ; )

By: Chris

Chris — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

I guess this kind conserves water. And that should be applauded.

By: Nanette Stevenson

Nanette Stevenson — Wed, 30 Nov -0001 00:00:00 +0000

Upfront I ask anyone that may be offended by my laughter to forgive me. This is a serious issue and every now and then some things are so ridiculous they become comical... and here it is! I agree the line has been crossed. How far will Grassley go? There is a lot of finger pointing and rock throwing taking place and it will be interesting to see if Grassley's house is made of glass or stone.

I am an advocate for accountability, open accounting and financial records, transparent lives and all of the checks and balance systems that are available to aide ministries in doing the right thing but I am reminded that empty wagons have a tendency to make a lot of noise and that the person pulling the empty wagon usually has a beam in his eye and amkes it a point to point out the speck in someone else's eye.....Okay, so it's written in Christianese but I think every reader understands the glass house. Right?