Why We Left the Message - Episode 172 Branham Research

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John Collins and Charles Paisley discuss their personal experiences and reasons for leaving the Branham movement. They reveal the problematic focus on divine healing, which often overshadowed the core gospel message. The episode highlights how the misplaced emphasis on faith healing led to unnecessary suffering and even death among believers, who were often discouraged from seeking medical help.

Charles recounts how the faith healing beliefs particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, resulted in widespread illness and fatalities within their church. They discuss the historical roots of these beliefs, tracing them back to figures like John Alexander Dowie and F.F. Bosworth, and emphasize how these doctrines continue to harm people today. The episode calls for a critical examination of these teachings and stresses the importance of understanding the true gospel.

Charles' Book:
https://www.amazon.com/Come-Out-Her-People-1930-1965/dp/B0CZRMM8WQ

00:00 Introduction
01:10 Personal Decision to Leave
04:00 Observations of Suffering and Death
06:30 Harmful Effects of Faith Healing Beliefs
08:00 Hobart Freeman and Faith Assembly
11:00 Personal Experience with Diabetes
15:00 Doctrines of Dual Atonement and Positive Confession
18:30 Misinterpretation of Scripture
20:00 Demotion of Jesus and Manifested Sons of God
25:00 The Reality of Positive Confession
28:00 Mental Health Issues in the Cult
32:00 Stories of Harmful Preaching
37:00 The Spread of Harmful Doctrines
45:00 COVID-19 and Its Impact on the Church
52:00 Final Thoughts on Faith Healing and the Importance of Medical Help

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