mbaemeka: With all their "several people noticed" "many people said" one would have thought that as the thread was taken to the front page we would see the "many people" that have gone there and noticed the same things. But what do we see? Children here and there and a few adults that don't read their bibles or are not taught anything in their respective churches.

DoroDiva: after u'v said all dox brav....have a great week ahead anyway

Oyinprince:

So you guys are really looking for someone to come and discuss this with you? Don't you have jobs abeg?

betterpikinn:
I'm very sorry!
I was just being naughty.
And I be betterpikinn o
Oya sorry na!

Olusanya333: I know Fake pastor immediately i set my eyes on them or hear their words. No doubt brethen Chris is nt a servant of God.

kjhova:

I drove my younger sister to Healing School daily for 2 months back in 2001 when they were still at the old site in Oregun (just behind Alausa). She is wheelchair bound due to polio attack when she was just 3yrs old.

Yes we paid moneys regularly for one thing or another, yes they had many sermons & video watching sessions, yes there were selection dates, yes my sister was never selected once to meet the pastor, yes we watched many students (miracle seekers) come & go without healing, yes we saw a few who were "healed", yes these healed people were always the types that you really didn't consider as very ill in the 1st place, yes my family strongly believed in the pastor & the power of healing, yes we also left the healing school after 2 futile months of very costly commuting...YES my sis is still wheelchair bound but now a fairly successful make up artist after graduating from Oprah Benson School of Beauticology at Sabo, Lagos.


I found the ladies at the HS rather too young or appeared too loose to be able to handle something of such spiritual magnitude, or so I thought. I also felt the whole ordeal was unkind to both the ill & their family as the programe coordinators didn't seem to realise the material & physical costs of daily attendance without provision of lodging in a city like Lagos.

For full disclosure, I am a grown up atheist & have been so for a long time. But back then, I did retain the hope that CE Healing School would prove me wrong & that my folks would be right after all. Well, I wasn't proved wrong.

kjhova:

I drove my younger sister to Healing School daily for 2 months back in 2001 when they were still at the old site in Oregun (just behind Alausa). She is wheelchair bound due to polio attack when she was just 3yrs old.

Yes we paid moneys regularly for one thing or another, yes they had many sermons & video watching sessions, yes there were selection dates, yes my sister was never selected once to meet the pastor, yes we watched many students (miracle seekers) come & go without healing, yes we saw a few who were "healed", yes these healed people were always the types that you really didn't consider as very ill in the 1st place, yes my family strongly believed in the pastor & the power of healing, yes we also left the healing school after 2 futile months of very costly commuting...YES my sis is still wheelchair bound but now a fairly successful make up artist after graduating from Oprah Benson School of Beauticology at Sabo, Lagos.


I found the ladies at the HS rather too young or appeared too loose to be able to handle something of such spiritual magnitude, or so I thought. I also felt the whole ordeal was unkind to both the ill & their family as the programe coordinators didn't seem to realise the material & physical costs of daily attendance without provision of lodging in a city like Lagos.

For full disclosure, I am a grown up atheist & have been so for a long time. But back then, I did retain the hope that CE Healing School would prove me wrong & that my folks would be right after all. Well, I wasn't proved wrong.

Oyinprince:

Wow! More grace

Next month, I'm starting up two new bible study group and a TeeVo Club. #WeTakinOva

Na so! Keep on ruling bro! Planning towards a musical outreach for RON this week. It's gonna be awesome!

trustman:
If you truly go through these post you must be noticing things.
Jesus DID NOT need to teach first before he could heal. The story of turning water into wine and many others confirm this.
The same story confirms like many others too that Jesus expression of his healing power was NOT dependent on others. Jesus power to do miracles WAS NOT diminished by people’s unbelief or lack of faith. In fact, it was impossible for it (his power to do miracles) to be lessened because of unbelief or lack of faith. When he chose not to do miracles it was an act of his will. Jesus was in a class of his own.

Jesus was in a class of his own. For starters, remember that he was born without the sin nature.

By the time Jesus started his ministry he was FULLY prepared for it. He DID NOT NEED TO GROW HIS FAITH in order to see that his miracles keep improving.
In all these, what we can see is that we cannot put Jesus in a cage when it comes to how he wants to heal.

A person can still be participating in a thing whilst he begins to have doubts about the thing. So SirJohn’s comments are actually in order since they are his reflections several months down the line of what had previously happened. So that adds up.

If a man claims that the Sovereign of the universe gave you a way to heal, then it must be clear and unmistakable that He is at work.

The healings in scripture, particularly in the New Testament, had undeniable form –
They were lasting (they were complete and irreversible), verifiable even to skeptics, healings were not over a period of time, they didn’t have to be formally arranged, etc

Why I talked of throwing open the entire healing school thing to unobstructed examination is so that then it might be clear to all whether it’s what you think or what we think it is in order to among other things answer questions such as:
What percentage of those who come to the healing school eventually get healed?
How much do the procedure for healing there line up with what we have in the New Testament?
And many more.

kjhova:

Hey Jared, no I am not waiting for god to fall on his knees as I am surprised that he/she has knees at all or actually possess the capacity to fall. Then the idea of him/her begging me to come back? That's just gross.

BTW tossing words like malice, hate, envy, lies etc at me without addressing my post just gives you away as a vain fellow with little human feeling. You should try having polio or any other debilitating illness & then only would you have an idea what my sis has had to endure in her life. Better for my family to reach closure than be led on a never ending search for miracles.

kjhova:
I drove my younger sister to Healing School daily for 2 months back in 2001 when they were still at the old site in Oregun (just behind Alausa). She is wheelchair bound due to polio attack when she was just 3yrs old.
Yes we paid moneys regularly for one thing or another, yes they had many sermons & video watching sessions, yes there were selection dates, yes my sister was never selected once to meet the pastor, yes we watched many students (miracle seekers) come & go without healing, yes we saw a few who were "healed", yes these healed people were always the types that you really didn't consider as very ill in the 1st place, yes my family strongly believed in the pastor & the power of healing, yes we also left the healing school after 2 futile months of very costly commuting...YES my sis is still wheelchair bound but now a fairly successful make up artist after graduating from Oprah Benson School of Beauticology at Sabo, Lagos.
I found the ladies at the HS rather too young or appeared too loose to be able to handle something of such spiritual magnitude, or so I thought. I also felt the whole ordeal was unkind to both the ill & their family as the programe coordinators didn't seem to realise the material & physical costs of daily attendance without provision of lodging in a city like Lagos.
For full disclosure, I am a grown up atheist & have been so for a long time. But back then, I did retain the hope that CE Healing School would prove me wrong & that my folks would be right after all. Well, I wasn't proved wrong.

hungryboy: Even one of their branches here in calabar had a miracle crusade and paid some area boys to play blind and crippled,
guys were paid 3k for the job,
Christianity is a joke.

mbaemeka:

I just saw "spent money" "went for 2 months" and I stopped reading.

It may interest you to know that Pastor Chris' daughter developed some sort of Polio or lameness in her legs when she was just 5. He prayed for her, declared healing for her, ministered to her and still she didn't get healed. Then he took her to a doctor and they concluded that she wouldn't walk again so they gave her a wheelchair to use.

When he got back he said he was disturbed. He kept thinking to himself "a Pastors daughter, unable to work". So he took the more sure word of prophecy- the word of God and kept saying to his daughter- "you would walk, you would run, you would jump". He said he said this to her for days. Sometimes he would tell her to try to walk and she would barely stand and then fall back into her wheelchair. But he wasn't deterred.

Sometimes, he will tell her leg "Leg! You would walk, run and Jump". When he is going out or travelling he would tell his wife to say it to their daughter every time or day that they thought about her.

Weeks past, maybe 2 or 3 and there was no change. Then a day past and he took her and her mum to a Supermarket or something. He wound down the Windows of the car contemplating whether to leave her in the car with her sister or whether to push her on the wheelchair into the Supermarket. But just as he was going to her corner of the car she yelled "Daddy! Look!" And then she opened the car, jumped out and ran to him. He broke down and cried saying "Thank you Jesus, I knew you would do it".

He shared this story on occasions but the most recent I can recall was in the Higher life conference in PHC 2008. His daughter is still healed today and if you see her walk you may only notice the slightest limp (and that's if you look real hard).

The word of God works, God is real and he works. Don't let the devil destroy your life through unbelief. The time is short.

DoroDiva: betterpikin wey no dey put mouth 4 e body
I don hear
But if u try am again,,,u go knw say Ebola gt e-copy

betterpikinn:
Hey!
I don't just think you're wasting your time, I'm sure that you're also wasting your life! And for the middle finger, you can sit on it bítch!!!

Joagbaje:

I didn't say he had full blown aids. It was HIV . And the video shows how skinny he was before prayer . And how robust he looked few days after prayer with medical record

Simple question , did you observe the difference between the BEFORE and AFTER of prayer for the guy ?

I'm not trying to convince you. But others watched and believe . The guy who got healed of ebola through my prayer only watched the clip of the crusade I posted here and believed That saved his life.

Your umbelieve doesn't change the facts that Christ heals today through us .

But for you and your cronies here . Even if I raise the dead . I will doubt . The bible is so precious and true: even if a man rise from the dead. Blind man like you will still doubt

Luke 16:31
And he said unto him, If they hear not Moses and the prophets, neither will they be persuaded, though one rose from the dead.
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HIV HEALED. https://www.dropbox.com/l/zm7qzQm89ZWxuyrDrva8kp

chukemmang: In this life let everybody first pray to God for the spirit of discernity. How can anybody ever believe a man in the looks of Pastor Chris to be a true man of God? A man who jerry curls his hair and pampers his finger nails like a woman? I knew Pastor Chris was fake from the very first day i saw him performing his fake miracles. This was what gave me the insight. I watched him call up someone he claimed to have been blind from birth, then after his abrakadabra he asked the man if he could see and the man began to jump around screaming he could see then pastor chris called him to test if truly the man could see and then asked him what colour the shirt he was wearing was and to my unbelievable surprise the man that was born blind uttered the words red. And i lost it, how in the world could a man born blind know colour? Since then I have known Pastor Chris was fake and I am not the least surprised at what has happened to him today. There is no way in this world a man can try to deceive God, it is not just possible. And that goes for every other fake pastor out there.

Pennywise:
Hmn. This na bad pikin.

Jesus [size=20pt]DID NOT[/size] need to teach first before he could heal

Pennywise:
May God forgive you for all your deceit and lies on NL, IJN amen.

This individual has no respect for truth and he hasnt the faintest fear of God. You can commit murder and seek to justify it with scripture that predictably will be porous and irrelevant.

betterpikinn:
can u pls shhhhhhhhhhhhhhut up

Pennywise:

Yeye fowl coming to religion section to search for hoe when u can visit a neighborhood cec.

Gombs:

It's like you want to out do Drummaboy in teaching lies. The emphasis on DID NOT is a terrible form of your shallow knowledge of Scripture
......... .........

Let me not go into the rest, for sake of not looking like I'm bullying you...but bro, you don't really know scripture. Yet, you lot are the 'true gospel' preachers

daverebranded: not gonna say anything baud this man but when one CE guy told my junior sis that he can commit fornication with her and still make heaven coz he's a child of God mehn I can never go there to hear messages that will make me reason this way

trustman:
Now you're coming out to truly show yourself as one who sets out to 'bully' others. Well done!

Because the WoF advocates deify man they find it easy to put Jesus Christ in the same mould as themselves. It is therefore easy for them to look at him from their own perspective. 
[size=19pt]The Christian cannot equate himself with Jesus. [/size]
See: https://www.nairaland.com/1790500/word-faith-movements-doctrine-proponents/4#24527108

Note again what I have mentioned previously:
By proclaiming ourselves to be "little gods" we try to place ourselves on the same level with God. Without doubt, this is the very height of arrogance and is nothing more than self-worship and self-glorification.

 The only person who can be termed to be in the God Class is the Lord Jesus Christ who is described in the book of Hebrews as being “the exact representation of his being” or “express image of his (God’s) person” – Hebrews 1:3.

Therefore Jesus HAD THE INHERENT ABILITY TO HEAL anyone WITHOUT first teaching. 
When he healed a man with a demon in Mark 5: 1-20 what TEACHING did he do before the healing? Going on from there in the same Mark 5 when he got to the house of a ruler of the synagogue to heal/resuscitate his daughter could he TEACH the dead before performing the miracle? And he still performed the miracle in spite of the people's reaction - "40[b] [size=14pt]And they laughed at him. But[/size] [/b]he put them all outside and took the child's father and mother and those who were with him and went in where the child was.
41 Taking her by the hand he said to her, "Talitha cumi," which means, "Little girl, I say to you, arise."
42 And immediately the girl got up and began walking (for she was twelve years of age), and they were immediately overcome with amazement.
Now if you tell me it's perhaps because the parents of the girl had faith that is why Jesus WAS ABLE to raise the girl from the dead then I'll ask you why your 'MoG''s faith alone is not able to work on those who had little or no faith.
So do you see now that Jesus DID NOT need to teach first before he could heal?