I have a truthful concern:
I visited a charismatic church this past sunday. I don't have too much problem with charismatic things and some friends attend this place I visited, but
the visiting speaker said some things to make me turn my ears off and wait for the service to end. He also seemed quite judgemental of other Christians and
was manipulative on the audience. The speaker claimed the Holy Spirit told him to punch a cancer victim in order to heal her. Yes, that is right...punch her.
And he did. I was saddened how many people shouted halelujah and laughed. This speaker's name is Guy Peh. There isn't much about him on the Web yet,
but he has his own website www.guypeh.com. One webpage had opinions and most of the people doubt his claims. He appears
to be a false prophet. Somebody else who is part of the hit and heal fad is Todd Bentley. These two I know of. This behavior to me is a total disgrace and it
is no surprise many people opt out of Christianity for something else. Peh and his wife do the ministering. People fell over, some appeared injured or unable
to get up without help. Then there was a little sermon and prayer about money and then the bucket is passed around to collect money. The Bible says "If
they speak not according to this word, it is because there is no light in them." Does the Holy Spirit contradict what is already written in the Bible
about healing? No. Is it recorded that Jesus or the Apostles beat on people to heal? No. So this spirit that says to hit somebody for healing...is it a
spirit of light and according to the Bible? I don't think so. Please be on the lookout for wolves in sheep clothing. Read your Bible and know what is
real or not. "Ye shall not add unto this word, neither diminish ought from it," because, "If they speak not according to this word, it is
because there is no light in them."
