Required education for those less discerning, in my opinion.
Share this:
- Click to print (Opens in new window) Print
- Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email
- Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook
- Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn
- Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit
- Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X
- Click to share on Tumblr (Opens in new window) Tumblr
Christ Alone Wyoming 
How many times have I heard those phrases? I’ve lost count
LikeLike
Televandalist!! That’s golden like Joyce Meyer’s commode!
LikeLike
Two more phrases that might help those less discerning get “into” the spirit. Those around you will think you have arrived. Just remember as you spout these wonderful phrases to reach into your pocket and give that Vitamin E oil pill a good squeeze!
“Asta la shanta, unti mi bowti!”
or
“Cella ma ya maha, buyem a honda!”
By the way, I do have the gift of interpretation for those needing these ones translated!
The Desert Pastor
LikeLike
Or, if the “church” you just walked into has anybody on their staff with any of the following titles–you can expect a fleecing:
* Apostle
* Prophet
* First Lady
* Pastor (and it’s a woman)
LikeLike
Isaiah,
You nailed this one. I agree with Fourpointer – televandalist is great. So is all the grammangling. Great comments by The Desert Pastor as well.
LikeLike
Ugh . . . I shudder.
These phrases brought back such horrible memories for me. Numbers 22 and 27 really made me want to vomit, as they were so commonly and frequently used in the “churches” I fell into years ago (before I actually began reading my Bible).
– The Pilgrim
LikeLike
I was socialized into this stuff for 16 of my 17 years of living! These are nothing more than convenient buzzwords for the demonic, Satanically inspired tele-evangelist agenda! They should repent…before it is too late for them!!!!!!!!!!!
BTW the song was also pretty catchy 😉
LikeLike