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Date Posted: 13:32:46 10/12/09 Mon
Author: Anonymous
Subject: Is this true?

Pator Ron Carpenter said of a church does have the anointing of God, it's not the church's fault but the individual? Sounds like an excuse to excuse weak churches.

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[> Re: Is this true? -- Anonymous, 17:22:49 10/13/09 Tue

(LADY EXPOSER) NO!!!! Why do you think when the Apostles spreded the Gospel, they were ran out of towns? If a negative spirit is mad at the anointing of GOD His power can come around anyone! It DOES mean that church is weak!

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[> [> Re: Is this true? -- Anonymous, 16:29:17 10/14/09 Wed

So true!!!!! God is the one who sends his message upon the pastor as the message touches the hearts negatively or positively in the congregation! I have seen people who have looked like they were forced to go to church at least applaud in agreement while smiling a little! Then there are other who break down crying!

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