Charismatics Mock God, then THIS Happens!

Can a man walk through a door and find himself in another part of the world?

That means there's no cancer there, there's not to be cancer here. We break again in the name of the

Lord! Charismatic Christianity, also known as spirit -fueled

Christianity by its supporters, is a form of Christianity that emphasizes the work of the

Holy Spirit, spiritual gifts, and modern -day miracles as an everyday part of a believer's life.

According to the Pew Research Center, Pentecostals and Charismatic Christians number over 305 million worldwide.

305 million people! That's a large movement. While there are certainly varying degrees of Charismatic Christianity today, the

Charismatic movement in general is filled with problems. Let's take a look at six of the most popular

Charismatic Christian teachers today, with some commentary from an expert on Charismatic Christianity, Justin Peters.

We'll be progressing to the absolute worst Charismatic Christian teacher at the end. Number 6.

Kat Kerr Kerr is an author and speaker. Her bio says, Wow.

I wonder what kind of things God tells Kerr when he takes her to heaven. Sounds super legit.

Now, what's heaven like, according to Kerr? Ah, Christmastown.

I can already tell Kerr is the premier authority on heaven, and we should all believe everything she says.

Hold on. Did Kerr just quote God as saying, Okay. Sorry to interrupt, but I have to.

Did you notice how she said that God told her, I would be in trouble if I didn't have fun places for the kids?

Uh, no. No. God emphatically did not say that.

The sinless God, who is thrice holy, would never, in an eternity of eternities, say,

I would be in trouble. And one of the places I was taken to is a place in heaven where it snows all the time.

It snows all the time, but you have to remember, I'm talking about heaven, not the earth. The snow is alive.

When you make a snowman in Christmastown in heaven, it is alive. Hmm. When you make a snowman in Christmastown in heaven, it is alive.

Sounds familiar. Let it go. Let it go.

Turn away and slam the door. You know, here's a shirt right here with Santa in heaven doing selfies with Jesus.

Whoa. I didn't even notice that shirt. It's Santa taking a selfie with Jesus. There's at least two serious problems here.

First, Kerr is breaking the second commandment. Actually, pictures of Jesus are a violation of the second commandment.

So I tell everybody to get rid of pictures of Jesus because I don't want people violating the second commandment.

And second, Santa is putting bunny ears behind Jesus. Okay, I want to pause again here.

Look, she's wearing a shirt with a drawing of Jesus and Santa. And look, Santa is doing his bunny ears or some people say devil's horns or whatever, the two fingers raised up.

I remember doing that kind of stuff as a kid, not even really knowing what it was, but just something funny to do, you know.

But that's their view of God. Santa, Saint Nick, just palling around with Jesus like they're equals, like no big deal, just, you know, one of the fellas.

And that's the low view of God that they have. And he said, can

I have a house made out of candy? You know, everybody, every child wants their house made out of candy.

And the best part is you can eat it and it comes right back because it's heaven. There's a whole place called

Jell -O Land in heaven. It really does exist. There's houses made out of candy.

They're made out of all kinds of things. I know there's chocolate waterfalls probably would be a part of that mansion made out of candy.

You can just go jump out in the waterfalls and drink the chocolate or swim in the chocolate. Chocolate waterfalls.

Again, sounds very familiar. Welcome to my recreation of Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory. Follow me.

Come down the road. What's up, boys? How's the candy doing today? Probably can't hear them. The river's loud.

All right, let's just get this over with now. And so, yes, in the Jell -O Land part of it, people reach out and they'll take, you know, a bite of the house or take a handful of the house meat.

And then it comes right back. You can bounce in the Jell -O Land houses also. And so let me tell you,

I will say this. Jesus Christ does have a soft part in his heart for sweets.

Number five, Sid Roth. Roth is the host of the popular show, It's Supernatural.

If you've watched my videos, you probably already know about Roth's incredible gift of tongues.

If you don't move your tongue and speak, no one else will do it.

What Roth did there is called saying the quiet part out loud. Now, let's take a look at an episode of It's Supernatural.

Can a man walk through a door and find himself in another part of the world?

My guest was taught the secrets of supernatural travel and how you can do this, too.

Next on this edition of It's Supernatural. Again, that clip looks eerily familiar.

You've just crossed over. I have

Bruce Allen here who has been commissioned by God to teach you about what the

Bible refers to as translation. What is translation,

Bruce? As far as the Christian is concerned, it could speak of being caught away in the spirit in the realm of heaven where we understand

God to be. It also speaks of a transportation, a geographic shift from one location to another supernaturally.

So this guy is saying that Christians should be able to teleport? Scotty, beat me up.

Sounds totally reasonable, legitimate and biblical. I'm all ears. And the Lord had been challenging me about whether an individual could be translated by faith.

And so when I finally came to the conclusion, this is the word of the Lord, I said, yes, sir, I believe so.

And I'm ready for my first lesson. So I prayed over the car that morning with my friend and we began to drive from Edmonds to Spokane.

And I remember every turn in the road, every exit, we stopped for lunch as we normally do. And we did that trip in less than two hours, less than two hours.

And how long should have taken five and a half, five and a half hours. Now, that's my kind of transportation.

If I'm not mistaken, I think there's actually another word for that speeding. I had heard a story about a gentleman named

Richard who had had an experience of geographic translocation or transportation. And so I asked

Joe, I said, is this true? He said, oh, I know this, Richard. He's my friend. And this is the story.

Richard one day was told by God. He said, I want you to go to another country. He said,

I have something I want you to do there. And this man in his excitement and zeal packed his suitcase, went to the airport.

And when he got to the airport, he said his suitcase down. And he said, now what do I do, Lord? Because I have no money and I have no passport.

The Lord said, go into the men's room, go into the third stall on your left. And he did that.

And he said, now what, Lord? He said, worship me. Let me try to think of a proper facial expression to react to this.

So this man, Richard, lifted his hands to heaven and began to worship the Lord. And after a few minutes of time, the

Lord said, OK, now pick up your suitcase and go. And when he walked out of that men's room, he was in the airport in Paris.

Just out of curiosity, do you know how he got back? No, I never did ask, as a matter of fact. Well, did you hear that?

He had no passport. He had no money. And he goes into the restroom and he walks.

Again, that's my way to travel. Let's just summarize. God told a man to worship in a bathroom stall so that the man could be teleported to France.

Honestly, folks, this is lunacy. That actually sounds really easy.

Are they saying I could do this too and save hundreds, maybe thousands of dollars on airfare? Well, there's a catch.

Ah, to know how to do it, you see, you've got to buy the tapes.

Call now and receive both Bruce Allen's awesome book, Gazing into Glory, plus his anointed audio CD teaching,

Translation by Faith, yours for a donation of $25. I think there's a term for all this, snake oil salesman.

Number four, Jesse Duplantis. Duplantis is head of Jesse Duplantis Ministries.

Again, if you've watched these videos, you'll already know that Duplantis makes better decisions than God.

I said, well, Lord, since you asked, maybe I'm doing... He said, no, we can talk frankly. What do you think?

I said, well, I don't think you ought to do that. He said, why you don't think I ought to do that? I said, well, you know, I know you know people more than I do, but, you know,

Lord, if you just let me, let me do a little bit more work on this individual, I think we can get him to you. He says, okay, go ahead.

Do what you have to do. And I tell you what, the Bible says he who wins souls is wise. Now, if that clip made you cringe, here's a warning for what you're about to watch next.

And I saw a tear swell up in his eye. And he said this statement to me as we were walking.

He said, now, this is strange to you, maybe, but not to me, because I was there. He said, the worst day of my life is yet to come.

The worst day of my life is yet to come. No, I'm pretty sure the worst day of Jesus's life already happened.

So Jesus told Jesse that the worst day of his life is yet to come. Really? Worse than the crucifixion?

Worse than those hours on that day in which the entire world went dark?

Worse than when Jesus fully drank in God's wrath? Every drop of the full undiluted fury of God's wrath was poured out on his thrice holy son.

And Jesus cried out, my God, my God, why have you forsaken me?

Worse than that, really? You know that scripture I said that I will wipe away all tears in heaven?

I said, you know, Lord, I never truly understood that. I mean, in some ways I did, in some ways

I didn't. He said, that's tears in my eyes, Jesse. He said, on that great judgment day,

I will have to tell the creation that I love to depart from me. Now, he's got tears in his eyes when he's saying this now.

He's swelling up in tears in his eyes. He said, I have to wipe the tears from my eyes. Wait a minute.

I had always thought that verse was referring to the tears of God's people, not to Jesus' tears.

Let's just take a look really quickly. There are two places in the book of Revelation that have this wording, wipe away every tear.

So, the first one, Revelation chapter 7, beginning in verse 9.

It's kind of long, so let's look at the highlighted parts. And God will wipe every tear from their eyes.

Dear friends, you don't have to be a Greek scholar to figure out what's going on here. The tears that will be wiped away are not tears from the eyes of Jesus.

He will wipe the tears away from the eyes of the people described here in Revelation chapter 7.

Those clothed in white robes. First takeaway, it looks like Duplantis is just unashamedly making stuff up.

Pretty bad so far, right? Well, keep watching. Man, it's touching my heart.

I want to reach out to him and comfort him. Duplantis wants to reach out and comfort Jesus. Jesus, who is returning as King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

On his robe and on his thigh, he has a name written King of Kings and Lord of Lords.

That's my Jesus. That's the God whom I serve. Not the sisified

Christ that's preached in pulpits around the United States of America. I serve the great

God of the universe who gets angry and pours out his wrath. Then I realized that God needs our love.

God needs Jesse Duplantis. Just let those words sink in.

That's some of the absolute worst heresy ever to come out of any false teacher's mouth.

Dear friends, God has need of nothing. He spoke the universe into existence.

He is the I am. He has need of no one and no thing.

He upholds all things by the word of his power. He did not create because he has a man -shaped hole in his heart.

That is absolute blasphemy, what Jesse Duplantis says. That God needs us.

Unbelievable. So the God that had been picking me up every night was a talker.

Well, when he got a quarter to seven, I cleaned up, shaved as quick as I could. I got in the car.

He ain't said a word to me. He just looked at me. I thought, did I say something to offend him?

So I didn't say nothing. So I went to the church. He just looked at me. We got there. The service was already started. They were singing.

So I walked from the back of the church up the front. As I was walking, people began to point their fingers at me.

One of my tape men were there, Brother Fritz Brown. They were pointing their fingers. Look at Brother Jesse. Then he began to look like this.

I was lit up like a, I mean, like a light. I mean, I'm shining. I can't see it. I mean,

I'm looking in the mirror. I just see this Cajun face. I don't see nothing. I'm lit up. People going. So they start looking for television lights to see what was on my face.

And when I walked to the platform, the pastor was there. He went, he just backed up. I was going to go sit down at the little half pew they got right there.

And he just motioned me to come. And I just came and I said, I've been in the presence of God.

And they thought I was praying. I ain't talking about praying. I'm talking physical presence. And people began to fall out in the spirit of God.

So Duplantis thinks he's Moses. He really thinks he's Moses. And now the grand finale.

I walked in my study to pray as I normally do. I have a habit of saying, hello, Jesus. And he says, hi,

Jesse. It's a first name basis. Just a brief pause to highlight that Duplantis is on a first name basis with Jesus.

They're buddies. I walked into that study. And something was wrong,

Pastor Osteen. I sensed it. And it wasn't with me.

Everything's going great. Everything was fine. So I began to pray like I normally pray.

And the Lord began to minister to me and I ministered to him. Honestly, it's hard to keep count of just how many blasphemous statements

Duplantis is making here. And it wasn't with me. Everything's going great.

And the Lord began to minister to me and I ministered to him. Something's wrong. Lord, something's wrong.

And it's not with me. Then I realized.

And I said, Lord, somebody hurt you today? Somebody hurt you today?

Lord, somebody hurt you today? Unbelievable. You're not acting like you normally act.

Somebody hurt you today? The Spirit of the Lord spoke to me. He said, you know me, don't you?

He said, my children have disobeyed me. You hurt him. His capacity to hurt is greater than yours.

His capacity to love is greater than yours. I said, somebody hurt you today, Lord? I said, listen,

I'm going to cancel all my appointments today. I'm shutting it down. And I'm going to praise you and I'm going to love you and I'm going to rejoice and honor you and call your name

Hosanna. I'm going to stay here, for lack of a better word, God, to say, till you feel better.

I'm going to stay here until you feel better. And I stood in that study and I praised God and I shouted and I cried and I loved the

Lord. And I said, come here, come here. Let me hug you. Come here. And I just loved you and honored him.

And it was about an hour and a half. And I heard him go, thank you.

You can go back to your appointments. You bless me.

If you like this video, a subscribe helps spread the truth. Number three,

Bill Johnson and Bethel Church. Bethel music is one of the most popular sources of Christian music today.

But most Christians don't know about Bill Johnson and Bethel's extremely concerning theology.

There is a Bethel school of supernatural ministry. Again, sounds kind of familiar. Supposedly, it is taught by apostles and prophets.

That's already a problem. And it's interesting. A lot of people today will call themselves apostles.

And let me say unequivocally, we have no apostles today. They're gone. The age of the apostles is over.

There are no apostles today. In response to COVID, Bill Johnson, Bethel, Ed Silvoso from Brazil, Cheon, Chris Vallaton, and Sean Bolts, some of the power players in the new apostolic reformation movement, which is basically word of faith on steroids.

They teamed up in a Facebook Live event to decree an end to COVID. He has given us authority to bind and loose.

Have you ever noticed most of Jesus's prayer were not intercessory? He wasn't asking the Father to heal.

He told the lame person, take up your mat and walk. Told the man with the withered arm, stretch out your arm.

He told the storm to be still. Those are decrees. And I feel that God, and if I could just say that kings make decrees.

And Jesus is the king of kings. But we're also kings. We're all priests and kings, Revelation 1, 6, and 5, 10.

And so we want to make these kingly, priestly decrees. Apparently, we're all kings like Jesus.

So we should be able to decree like Jesus. There's just one problem with that.

Okay, dear friends, just real quickly. Revelation 1, 6 and Revelation 5, 10 speaks of us as being in God's kingdom.

But we are not kings. We are part of God's kingdom in that we have been adopted into God's family by faith in Jesus Christ.

But we are not kings. That is not what those texts say. It does reference us as being priests in that we have access to God's throne of grace through the merits of Christ.

But we are not kings. We cannot make decrees like God can. Only God makes decrees.

I think there's power behind this. When you make a decree, I don't know. My faith rises. But these are decrees that we believe that God has spoken to us to make.

And so I want to, at this point, ask Chris to make the first decree.

So I want to make a decree against this virus right now. In Jesus' name, I break the power of this coronavirus.

You will not have the crown. Jesus has the crown. He is king of kings. And so I command this virus to leave, both to leave people's minds, to leave people's hearts, to leave the earth.

Hmm. I wonder if Chris Vallotton's decree worked. So Chris Vallotton decreed an end to COVID -19 from the earth.

Well, back in March, even globally speaking, we were numbering the number of confirmed

COVID cases in the tens of thousands. And as of this recording, the confirmed number of cases now well in excess of 35 million.

So that didn't work out so well. Nope, not at all.

Bill, you're next. We decree in Jesus' name that God will protect

His church from this virus. Based on Psalms 91 .10, no evil will befall you, nor any plague come near your tent, your dwelling.

And for those who have tested positive for the coronavirus, that God would send forth His word and heal you in Jesus' name.

In Psalms 107, verse 20, it says, and He sent His word and He healed them.

So we declare that healing word over you in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen.

Amen. Sean. Can we just pray on earth as it is in heaven, your atmosphere in heaven right now,

God, would you just fill the earth with it? This guy's name is Sean Bowles. I wonder if there's anything suspect about him.

So that was Sean Bowles. And Sean Bowles is a false prophet.

And I'm interrupting here for a couple of reasons. I want to draw your attention to the description down below.

Look in the description because there I'm going to have a link to a video that shows you exactly how

Sean Bowles is a false prophet. He is what you call a Google prophet. Stephen Kozar has done a couple of videos on this, and I have one of them linked, at least one as of this recording.

So you can see how Sean Bowles does what he does. He gets words of knowledge of people out there in the audience.

And he claims that these words of knowledge are coming from God through direct divine revelation. He's got this pipeline, you see, to heaven.

And God speaks to him and gives him specific information about people out there in the audience. Very impressive.

The only problem is he's getting this information from social media as he's offering the prophecy, quite literally staring at his iPhone or whatever phone he's got or his iPad.

I mean, he's an obvious, obvious charlatan, huckster, huckster.

150 years ago, he would have been a snake oil salesman selling his wares out of a covered wagon or a fortune teller.

That's all he is. He's a charlatan. And by extension, all these so -called prophets around him, if they were real prophets, they would know that too.

So they're all false prophets. They're all charlatans. So Bowles is literally a scam artist.

And all these supposed apostles and Christians are teaming up with him. It's almost like they're all completely devoid of discernment.

Also, did you notice Bowles' phrase? On earth as it is in heaven, your atmosphere in heaven right now.

Let's take a deeper look into what he means. This is from Bill Johnson. And when we pray this prayer on earth as it is in heaven, it's not just a prayer about eternity.

It's actually a prayer for right now. It's God's intention right now to influence my circle of influence with a manifestation of his presence in such a way that it mirrors heaven.

That means there's no cancer there. There's not to be cancer here. Johnson said, there's no cancer in heaven, so there shouldn't be cancer here.

Something doesn't seem quite right here. So when Jesus was giving his disciples instructions on how to pray, and he prayed, he said, pray in this way.

Our Father who is in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven.

That is not an instruction for us to expect or to pray for that exactly as things are in heaven, they should be here on earth.

That is an eschatological prayer, and it's beyond the scope of this video here to get into the nuts and bolts of that.

But just from a logical standpoint, think about how quickly this breaks down.

Bill Johnson and Sean Boltz, they say that however things are in heaven, that should be what it is here on earth.

Therefore, there's no cancer in heaven, and so there should be no cancer on earth.

No arthritis, no cerebral palsy in my case, in heaven, so that shouldn't be here on earth.

And we are to pray for and expect those things to become reality. Well, let's see,

Bill Johnson is married. There's no marriage in heaven. Why is he married here?

You see how quickly this breaks down? Let's see what else. There is no evangelism in heaven.

So are we not to evangelize here? And I might also point out there are no eyeglasses in heaven.

And yet Bill Johnson has a pair resting on his nose. Dear friends, never trust a faith healer who's wearing eyeglasses.

And even as we're praying, we know God, and we decree that you're moving mountains. You're moving mountains in society.

You're moving mountains in the spirit over this virus. You're moving strategy from heaven and wisdom into heaven on the earth, and we decree an end to this in Jesus' name.

Like Valaton, Boltz decreed an end to the virus. And apparently this isn't the first time

Boltz has decreed an end to the virus. Apparently it didn't work then either. So Sean Boltz declared an end to the coronavirus,

COVID -19. Again, this was March the 20th, 2020. But that's not the first time he decreed an end to COVID -19.

In fact, he did so just a few weeks before. In fact, when he did it, it made national news.

Fox News even picked up on this story. He made a prophecy about COVID -19 back in February, February 28th of 2020.

And Fox News ran a news story on their website. And the title of this is

Christian Pastor Sean Boltz, quote, The Lord showed me the end of the coronavirus.

Sean Boltz, a Christian pastor, which he's not, but not

Christian, that is, in Los Angeles who teaches about listening to God, yeah, listening to God through social media on his smartphone, has good news to share about the coronavirus.

He prophesied about the virus, which has sickened 91 ,000 people worldwide. Boy, those numbers look small today.

And caused more than 3 ,000 deaths, declaring, quote, The tide is turning now. We're going to see it come to an end,

Boltz told Fox News. It's not going to be the pandemic that people are afraid of.

And he is claiming divine authority for this decree, for this declaration.

Well, so he had already proven himself to be a false prophet. I mean, many other occasions as well.

But that was just related to this particular issue. And so he tries it again on March the 20th, just a few weeks later, and does yet another face plant, as they all do.

Amen. Amen. Chair, you're next. A God who causes all things to work together for good will use this coronavirus crisis to awaken unbelievers.

Che prays that God would use this virus to awaken unbelievers. Notice anything contradictory here?

Okay, so Cheon decrees that God would use the coronavirus to awaken unbelievers.

You mean the same coronavirus that all your buddies in this live

Facebook event just decreed an end to? That they just decreed that it would be banished from the earth?

That coronavirus God is going to use now to awaken unbelievers? How does that work?

I mean, y 'all just decreed an end to it, and yet now you're decreeing that God use it to awaken unbelievers.

I mean, honestly, friends, just a little common sense. Even if you don't understand the theology behind all this stuff, just a little common sense goes so far in clearing so much of this stuff up.

It's almost like they're all just making things up and not consistently interpreting the Bible.

Oh wait, that's exactly what they're all doing. We bind the God of this age that has blinded unbelievers.

So Che binds the God of this age, a .k .a. Satan. Another problem here.

Number one, truly I say to you, whatever you bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven.

There's one we rip kicking and screaming out of context all the live long day.

You ever been in a church where they bind the devil? Satan, we bind you. I just want to go up to them after and say, hey,

I just want to ask you something. Do the rest of the churches right here know that y 'all got him this week? Because, I mean, that's, you know, if you bound him, then, you know.

Here's the other thing I want to know. Do you let him go every week? Because, I mean, if you can bind him,

I'm just going to go on and recommend you keep him that way. Number two,

Kenneth Copeland. Copeland needs no introduction. If you've watched these videos, you'll already know about several of Copeland's lies and scams.

Here, let's take a look at when Copeland ended COVID. Standing in the office of the prophet of God, I execute judgment on you,

COVID -19. I execute judgment on you, Satan. You destroyer, you killer.

You get out. You break your power. You get off this nation. I demand judgment on you.

I demand, I demand, I demand a vaccination to come immediately.

Did you notice anything contradictory in what Copeland just said? At any rate, notice how

Kenneth Copeland says that he's enacting judgment on COVID -19 and declares it gone and then declares a vaccine to come immediately.

Well, if it's gone and you've killed it, why do you need a vaccine?

You see, I tell people quite often that aside from the theology, just a little bit of common sense goes a long way in clearing a lot of this stuff up.

Again, it's almost like Copeland is just making up random junk and doesn't actually have any kind of power from God.

You, from your place of authority, destroyer, you come down and you crawl on your belly.

When he put his foot on your head in the Garden of Eden.

Also, did you notice that Copeland is speaking directly to COVID as if it can hear him and has a consciousness?

But of course, COVID has no consciousness and can't hear Copeland at all. As a brief commentary here, you'll notice that these word -faith

New Apostolic Reformation preachers will often speak to things rather than to people or to God.

They speak to things. They'll speak to the weather. They'll speak to tornadoes. They'll speak to storms.

They'll speak to the economy. They'll speak to money. In this case, Kenneth Copeland is speaking to a virus.

They speak to things that don't have ears. They speak to things that have no self -awareness.

This is a common theme amongst the word -faith New Apostolic Reformation slash prosperity preachers.

They command things. This, of course, is an attribute or an ability that only

God possesses. We do not have that ability, but they assume that ability just as though they were and are

God. This dovetails into the little God's doctrine that is a staple of the prosperity gospel.

When you hear them speak to things that don't have ears or don't have any self -awareness, know that that is what is going on.

They are taking responsibilities and abilities that belong solely to God and ascribing them to themselves.

It has dried up. It's dead. It's dead. It's done.

It has ceased. It has ceased to exist. It's beginning to shrivel.

It's beginning to draw up and shrivel and disintegrate.

And yet again, let's use some of our common sense here. It's dead.

It's ceased to exist, and yet it's beginning to shrivel. Now, I'm not a smart man, but if it ceased to exist, how is it that it's beginning to shrivel?

How does something that no longer exists shrivel? Oh, it's over.

It's all over. Praise God. Oh, wait. So we see that on March 29th, the day that he killed it, there were 144 ,321 total coronavirus cases just in the

United States. And as you can see, this just is a steep incline going all the way up to the most recent figures

I have for April the 10th, which was yesterday, 502, almost 503 ,000 cases.

So from March 29th, 144 ,000 cases to now almost 503 ,000 cases.

That is literally over triple the number of cases today as when the day that Kenneth Copeland supposedly killed the virus.

Number one, Benny Hinn. Like Copeland, Hinn needs no introduction. Hinn is the mastermind behind some of the absolute worst charismatic scams in Christian history.

Hinn's so -called crusades are designed to weed out people who are truly sick and disabled.

Grace's mother brings her daughter to one of Hinn's miracle crusades. And just as she's about to go to the stage, she's intercepted by what are called screeners who tell her to step aside.

According to that documentary and an insider, the job of the screeners is to screen out the people that are severely sick and ill.

There's the story of Justin Peters, who is an evangelist himself and was born with cerebral palsy.

During the Fifth Estate's investigation into Hinn's ministry, they attempt to get Peters to go on stage as well.

And just like Grace, he is also intercepted by the screeners. Our hidden camera shows Justin being stopped by a screener.

Watch as Henry Hinn whispers something to her. Then Justin is told to step aside.

And Hinn declares people to be healed who have clearly not been healed. Expect the miracle.

Dear Jesus, the Lord's gonna touch you, young boy.

Days after the event and Ashneel still wasn't healed. And when Hinn supposedly heals people, what they are experiencing is actually psychosomatic healing that's caused by the atmosphere, emotion, music, and expectation.

It's a placebo effect. It's temporary adrenaline, but it's not real healing.

Charlatans do this all the time. This is not a real healing, dear ones. This is, these are psychosomatic healings.

There's basically, generally speaking, there's two different kinds of so -called healings. Psychosomatic, mind over body, psycho, mind, soma, body, mind over body, the placebo effect.

To those who dare expose his lies, Hinn has the power to curse his critics. I place a curse on every man and every woman that will stretch his hand against this anointing.

I curse that man who dares to speak a word against this ministry.

And despite claiming to repent of the prosperity gospel. If I hear one more time, break the back of debt with a thousand dollars,

I'm going to rebuke them. I think that's buying the gospel, that's buying the blessing.

Hinn continues to scam people today, telling them they will receive a miracle if they give money to his ministry.

Please bring me out of this problem. You will see God move on your behalf real fast.

Because in every case, even in the Bible, it was instant. But he hasn't repented.