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Closing exhortation: don't pull back from healing, prophecy, or the Spirit because of Bethel's errors — the hunger of their movement reveals a real need the church should meet genuinely

Bill Johnson's Theology and Movement Examined Biblically. 01:17:50 – 01:18:50

Mike's closing remarks

Mike concludes by urging viewers not to react to Bethel's errors by withdrawing from genuine pursuit of healing, prophecy, and spiritual gifts. He says the worldwide momentum of Bethel's movement reveals how hungry people are to see the genuine work of the Holy Spirit. The answer is not to dismiss those gifts but to pursue them with integrity and biblical grounding. He considers Bethel believers brothers and sisters in Christ — sincere people with some things off.
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Bill Johnson's Theology and Movement Examined Biblically. @ 01:17:50

2018-02-14

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