Thanks for making the time to comment and your views are highly appreciated. However, I believe the prosperity, health and wealth gospel is false not because of just a personal orientation of beliefs but on biblical grounds (1Tim 6:5). Also, by application of biblical truth, what Paul addressed among the Cretes is applicable to every false teachings and false teachers.

Sadly in our Christian space today most of the things people call false teachings are teachings that are DIFFERENT from one’s orientation. This is especially sad because it only serve one purpose DISUNITY.

Paul anytime he warned against false teachings had specific things/people groups he was addressing, most of the heresies the church have addressed in its history had to do with issues on who Christ is.

I dare say Paul would never have an issue with anyone who calls himself a prophet or a Christian believing his God wants him well. None of the apostles would.

It was a great read until Enoch decided to take a swipe at some Christians who believe differently from himself it makes his whole understanding of false teaching now very questionable… “From the prosperity gospel, to health and wealth and various kinds of so called prophecies, many souls are been led astray’ if you think these teachings is what Paul was addressing amongst the Cretans my brother you would have to come again.

All in all a great call!!!