Damages of the Prosperity & Word of Faith Doctrines - Why Are These Doctrines Taught

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Damages of the Prosperity & Word of Faith Doctrines - Why Are These Doctrines Taught

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The Prosperity and Word of Faith false doctrines cannot make or create utopia in this life, regardless of man’s crafty teaching of these destructive false doctrines, creativity and ingenuity. God has not suspended the curse that He pronounced in the Garden of Eden as a consequence of disobedience from rejecting His authority and violation of His command, that impacts humanity's experience with suffering, death, and a broken relationship with God. Thank the Lord as Believers, we experience a reversal of the curse today with a reconciled relationship with God by forgiveness of our sins through the cross of Jesus Christ having a new life and new transformed nature by the power of the Holy Spirit. So, the curse will remain effective in the earth until Jesus returns to eliminate the consequences of the curse by reversing all wrongs and will permanently destroy and put down all evil and wickedness, the final restoration of making all things new in the New Heaven and New Earth. Teaching false doctrines violates the biblical principles of truth and love, it leads people into apostasy and idolatry. Luke 12:15 clearly says, “A man's life does not consist in the abundance of his possessions”, this scripture serves these two purposes: the first is warning against greed and covetousness of which these two false doctrines are rooted. A warning to not allow possessions to define your worth or happiness even though possessions do bring temporary comfort and status, possessions are not the source of true happiness or security and does not provide lasting fulfillment or true meaning in life. The second is reminder to prioritize spiritual values over material wealth, to seek a relationship with God and engage with acts of faith and service, to practice contentment and generosity.