Following are snippets of the top stories posted over the past week on mycharisma.com. We encourage you to visit the links to read the stories in full.
Benny Hinn Makes a Public Apology: ‘I Am Sorry’
Amid controversy as a recent four-hour-long video by Mike Winger has come out showcasing the past pitfalls of Benny Hinn’s ministry, Hinn has publicly come out to make his statement about his prior ministry mishaps.
“I’m a human being. I’ve made mistakes,” Hinn says.
While not blaming any one particular party for the things he’s encountered, Hinn says pressure from others is a key piece of what got to him as he built up his ministry.
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Vatican Braces for Surge in ‘Supernatural’ Events
People have got to wonder what is in store for humanity as the home to the world’s most powerful religious organization, the Vatican, is preparing new guidelines on how to deal with supernatural phenomena.
It’s almost like a clue as to what is expected to happen in the near future.
As reported by Fox News, “The Holy See Press Office announced the upcoming document will be published May 17 with a live-streamed press conference featuring Prefect for the Dicastery for the Doctrine of the Faith Cardinal Víctor Manuel Fernández.”
LA Marzulli: Have the Nephilim Invaded Gaza?
Are there Nephilim in the Middle East?
In his most recent interview with Charisma Media, L.A. Marzulli discusses the possibility of Nephilim still being an entity in the Middle East.
Relating back to the story of Joshua and Caleb, Marzulli points out how they conquered all the Nephilim tribes except for in Gaza.
‘Holy Spirit’ Church’s Blasphemous Taylor Swift Service
Taylor Swift’s music has found its home at The Church of the Holy Spirit.
As the Christian Post reported, the historic church in Heidelberg, Germany, decided to have a worship service centered around the pop star’s music.
The event played off of Swift’s song “Anti-Hero,” as it was called: “Anti-Hero—Taylor Swift Church Service.” It was so large it took not one but two services with 1,200 congregants in attendance.
How Can God Use Ministers Living in Sin?
It’s a question many of us have wondered: how can God use ministers who are living in sin? It seems as though every day, we see ministers of the gospel sharing about some type of controversy they’ve been a part of, including affairs, scams and other debacles. At the same time, it appears that God still uses these same men and women who have been living in outright sin to do good works. How can this be so?
Is it possible for ministers who have fallen into sin to truly be used for healing, deliverance and the spreading of the gospel?
In one of his latest livestreams, Vlad Savchuk answered this very question about how God continues to use those who have fallen wayside from His glory.
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