Matt HaehlenI find it disappointingly bogus and heritical that certain segments of those who would think to be mainstream and authoritative in Christ’s Church today are systematically focused on imaginary doctrines, contrived teachings, and empty practices.
The following is a list of such doctrines, teachings, and practices which are neither commanded nor exemplified in Scripture for universal implementation in the Church:
1.) Impartation
2.) Release
3.) Taking Dominion
4.) Occupying
5.) Deliverance
6.) Personal and Wholesale Anointing
7.) Shekinah Glory
8.) Slaying in the Spirit
9.) Building Faith During a Service
10.) Seeking God’s Face
11.) Salvation Through a Non-Converting Decision
12.) Coming Forward to the Alter
13.) Stretching Forth hands to Impute Spiritual Substance
14.) Clearing Our Minds to Focus on God
15.) Individually Feeling the Presence of the Holy Spirit
16.) Flowing in the Holy Spirit When Prompted by Someone
17.) Running in the Holy Spirit While Talking or Preaching
18.) Claiming to Let God Do Something
19.) Welcoming the Holy Spirit to be At Hand At a Certain Time
20.) Entering Into the Holy of Holies
21.) Being in the River of Anointing From the Throne of God
22.) Having a Complete Understanding of Jesus
23.) Claiming God’s Promises
24.) Opening and Closing the Alter in a Service
25.) Speaking Against a Spirit of Religion
26.) Teaching by Using Words Without Actions
If any of these imaginary doctrines, contrived teachings, or empty practices are important to you, tell me where in scripture they are given for the Church to do today.
Remember, it is not wise to have doctrines, teachings, or practices which are based upon a single piece of Scripture.
Jawanda.
