Megachurch Preacher Paula White Marries Rocker Jonathan Cain in Third Marriage
May 10, 2015 | Filed under: Apostasy,Law & Government,Life & Society,Top Stories | By: Heather Clark

Cain WhiteMegachurch preacher Paula White has married rock and roll star Jonathan Cain, making the occasion both her and Cain’s third marriage.

White, 49, is known for founding without Walls International Church in Tampa, Florida with her second husband Randy White. She turned the church over to him years after their divorce in 2007. White hosts the television show “Paula White Today,” which airs on TBN and BET, and now serves as leader of New Destiny Christian Center in Apopka, Florida.

She also considers herself a life coach, authoring books such as “The Ten Commandments of Health and Wellness,” “Simple Suggestions for a Sensational Life,” “I Don’t Get Wholeness, That’s the Problem—Making Relationships Work” and “He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not.”

White’s first marriage was to Dean Knight, who she married as a teenager. The two have a son together, named Bradley.


Jonathan Cain, 65, is known for his roles in the bands Bad English and Journey, especially for penning the Journey hits “Don’t Stop Believin,'” “When You Love a Woman” and “Who’s Crying Now.”

His first marriage was to singer Tané McClure, who he divorced and later went on to marry Elizabeth Fullerton, with whom he has three children. Cain recently divorced for the second time, and married White last month.

Cain continues to tour with Journey, and posts about his concerts on his Twitter and Instagram accounts, such as he did earlier this month when he played a casino in Las Vegas.

“Journey is in the house. Craps anyone? @ The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino,” he Tweeted.

“I know you will rock it tonight,” White messaged to him.

She also shared a photo on her own Instagram, writing, “I love this pic of my baby rocking it last night @jonathancainmusic—missing him tonight.”

In addition to playing secular music with Journey, Cain is also a winemaker as a part of Finale Wines. He thanked Vegas’ Southern Wine and Spirits for carrying his wines in a status earlier this week.

White’s ex-husband Randy says he is supportive of her re-marriage.

“I am so happy for Paula and Jonathan,” he wrote on Facebook on April 20. “I pray they have a great marriage and do great works for the kingdom! I said I would never marry again until I made sure Paula married someone else.”

However, others have expressed concern over the matter, pointing to biblical commands against divorce and remarriage.

“She obviously thinks the parts in the Bible that condemn and severely restrict any justification for divorce (i.e., adultery) do not apply to her,” one commenter wrote.

“This is why the institution of marriage is mocked,” another stated.

http://www.christiantoday.com/article/megachurch.pastor.paula.white.marries.rocker.jonathan.cain/53036.htm

Abuamam:
More Holy spirit things. Will their eyes never open?

As usual, they will now call her 'fake' pastor. The same people that would have been paying her tithe and praising her; yesterday.

esere826:

yep that's only normal

if you pay tributes to a great king through a princely looking chief,
then you start seeing the chief walking around with rags on
its only normal that you would say that the chief is a fake.

however,
if after paying tributes through the chief you always send a text message to the King and he always replies saying "received and accounted for"
what you'd have for the chief is sympathy or face the other side and continue with your business

Abuamam:


Well. I don't know about kings and chiefs. What I don't understand is why all these holy spirit filled xtians were not told from the beginning that so and so pastor has fake spirits and are not part of their god's franchise. Their holy spirit takes them to see which people are in heaven and hell, tells them past and future events, teaches them incomprehensible 'tongues', protects them from sickness and accidents; if their testimonies are anything to go by; and replaces amputated limbs and gets rid of ebola. Yet the holy spirit leaves them to go astray behind the multitude of fake pastors.

It boggles the imagination; this carelessness that the holy spirit has for his hosts.

esere826:


the Holy Spirit reads Holy Wind
For that very nature he is not something that one can easily lay their fingers on
we (including atheists) are still trying to understand how the none-physical parts of our being works

If he was solidly tangible at all times, then we all would have been fully subservient to him. there probably would have been no fall in the first place if God was standing next to Adam with a cane.
there would be no atheists either, I doubt

Figment of our imagination?
You'd say so.

But some of us are enjoying the chase, the reaching out and the occasional or regular baby mis-steps
And aren't you happy that you are able to make choices as you will without seeing someone with a sword hovering over you

Abuamam:


All these makes no sense in the light of what I said. The holy spirit should have WARNED you that so and so are fake pastors, NOT FORCED you to forsake them. What kind of holy spirit would leave you confused about which pastors are fake and which ones are real? Leaving you to pay your hard earned wealth and be lead spiritually for donkey years to someone who turned out to be a fake pastor? What of those followers who died in the interim, before the fake pastor was exposed?

esere826:


who be fake pastor ?
Not my Paula White ohhhhh

Make I tok something sha. Although, this is not the question you asked
there is actually nothing like fake pastor in the real sense of the word

a pastor is a pastor because he or she has a congregation that he or she pastors
a fake pastor would simply mean someone that lies that he pastors a church, but really doesnt

you might therefore have things like bad pastors, good pastors, gifted pastors, anointed pastors, lying pastors, carnal pastors etc

Abuamam:


I was quoting your brethren who are always quick to call any pastor who commits any misdeed a 'fake' pastor... and there are dozens of threads on such pastors. From impregnating their sheep's wives (is it correct to say ewes?); to giving their sheep petrol to drink and grass to eat (well that doesn't sound too bad... sheep DO eat grass); to getting caught up in brothel fights; to carrying drugs; to burning children as 'witches' etc etc. (pant pant). Invariably, your brethren will claim that such a pastor is a 'fake' one.