The Sentinel Watch

Andy Wommack has propagated his heretical, false doctrines through his worldwide cult network of Charis Bible Colleges. As in this post regarding healing, his damning, twisted theology gives his followers false hope of being healed. The problem with Wolfmack’s false teaching that it is always God’s will for a person to be physically healed. There are many people in the Bible who are faithful servants of God, loved Him, and yet they were not healed. Paul himself, Galatians chapter 4, had a bodily illness. It’s a matter of physical record that not everyone who loved God, served Him in perfect health. Sickness is not necessarily a result of sin, but it is part of being in a cursed world and in a corrupt, mortal body, as Jesus was (Philippians 2:6-8, Hebrews 2:14). Wommack teaches that it isn’t up to God to determine who receives healing; it’s up to the person! Just like Satan, Wolfmack wants to be a little 'god' and diminish God's sovereignty and put power and control of hea

A lady I met with sometime back told me that I didn’t look like a Christian. Taken aback, I asked her how she thought a Christian was supposed to look like . She gave me the following characteristics: 1. You must look serious. Apparently I was too playful according to her. Hence, I could not have been a Christian. Some people will disagree with the playful part though. They think I'm too serious. 2. Always carry a big size bible in your armpit. I agree that I am guilty of never going around with a Bible. Actually I have a Bible which I keep under my piano stand at the church so that I don’t need to hold a Bible on my way to church. Apparently, that disqualifies me from being a Christian. 3. Always use Calvary greetings like, “God bless you”, “It is well with your soul.” I am not a Calvary greeting guy, that I know. I prefer the use of conventional greetings such as, “ Good morning, how are you”, and the rest. 4. Gauge people’s level of holiness before mingling with them. We