What Word of Faith Teachers and Michael Scott Have In Common

Can I declare things into existence? In this video I respond to one of the central tenets of Word of Faith theology by one of its biggest proponents. During my research and preparation for this video I found that Word of Faith teachers read their theology into a wide range of Biblical texts (eisegesis). Almost every verse that talks about speech is used as a proof text for their theology. Due to this, there is no way that I could cover every single proof text or objection in this single video. I have provided principles that I believe expose the flaws in Word of Faith theology and undermine its foundation. If there is a specific objection or proof text you would like me to respond to please drop it in the comment section below.

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