Elaine Storkey explains that, while he never promised us financial prosperity, Jesus’ good news is far better
Having an early flight from Dulles Airport, Washington, I stayed over in an airport hotel the night before. Relaxing with a cup of hot chocolate before bed, I switched on the TV to get an update on what was happening across the world. The channel that confronted me happened to be that of a television evangelist. I settled back and listened. It took only a few minutes of passionate rhetoric for me to realise he was proclaiming a very dubious message. He was promoting the ‘prosperity gospel’, far away from the teachings of Jesus.
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