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0.1 milligrams, that's a lot!!!

Too bad. you miss out in a lot that God has in store for you.

I agree with you on this. People like Todd Bentley and Mike Bickle are off the wall and making millions being that way. They and their associated leaders are a sin for sure. But to use the Toronto Blessing as an example of charismatic beliefs is wrong. Is it fair to blame the 7th day Adventists...

More news on my front, I attend Lakewood Church every Sunday morning via the internet on you tube.

By the way, did you listen to my video I posted in post #20? I haven't gotten any response on it so I wonder if anyone listened to it? You might wanna be careful, it is charismatic.

Do you think there are other charismatics besides crazy charismatics?

You do not sound like a happy, joyful person. Are you a Christian?

Oh, by the way, did you listen to the video I put up in this thread? What do you think of it?

Well that's very nice of you to do that for me. Thank you. But I'm still waiting to hear from him.

Well, at least it was pretty. :)

Oh, do you work for him? Is that why you answer for him? Don't forget, I'm new around here. I'm still trying to understand how people do things.

I asked you a question in post #8. Why don't you answer it before you go asking me questions? Are you claiming superiority over me?

You quoted leaders associated with the Toronto blessing. Who are they and what did they say?

By the way, your whole post is so negative, tell me something positive if you can.

You know an awful lot about this. Which church did you attend to learn all this and how far did you go with it before you changed?

By that logic, if your brother died in a war, you should go to war too.

No, my wife and I won't get it.

Drinking from the well is a common phrase today. This well is the Holy Spirit and drinking from it will make you drunk in the Holy Spirit. I don't know of anyone who means this literally. It means getting filled up to the max with the Holy Spirit. If it is worded as being "drunk in the Holy...

Priests and Levites no longer exist anymore in the Jewish faith, whereas Pharisees, Sadducees, and Scribes are alive and well in most Christian churches today.