Warning about Pentecostal movement. It's not legitimately Christian. When the disciples asked Jesus of the sign of his coming & end of the world, 1st thing he cited was religious deception: "Take heed that no man deceive you... many false prophets shall rise, and shall deceive many." (Matt.24) Such is Kim Clement. Like Nostradomis, he spoke vaguely, per chance. All true prophets of God in scripture spoke specifically. Don't believe the hype that Clement prophesied Trump! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPhnRUU04-I&feature=emb_logo
@TexasTruthTeller Sorry, I have to politely disagree with you here. Kim Clement was not a false prophet. The body of Christ needs to resist bashing the prophets right now. Faith is required to believe God for the impossible. There is a reason that the Israelites stoned the legitimate prophets sent by God. Let's not let history repeat itself. God bless you!
@Overcomer You're believing the lies of the Charismaniac Panty-wastal movement; that there ARE legitimate prophets of God in our day. Look at them. They are ALL part of this false movement that began at Asuza Street in Los Angeles in 1906. Jesus said, specifically in relation to ministry, "By their fruits ye shall know them." What has that movement produced? Greed. Covetousness. Lying. Deception. Pride. Egotism. False doctrine. Seducing spirits. Adultery. Sodomites. Not of God, but Satan!
@TexasTruthTeller Sir, you are possessed by a religious spirit. May God deliver you and show you his love and grace in Jesus' name!
@Overcomer What you're possessed with is "seducing spirits and doctrines of devils" (1 Timothy 4:1). It sure isn't the Spirit of God! You keep contradicting God's written word! You won't even deal with that! All you do is cite your "experience"! You can use the name of Jesus all you want, but it doesn't prove that you are even saved! Kenneth Copeland has JESUS IS LORD as the backdrop of his stage. It's merely a prop he uses to con supporters. That's you! I'll stick with Christ & his word!