Michael D Fortner

Satan's False Prophets Exposed Michael D Fortner

A shocking expose' of the Word of Faith (WOF) movement, Toronto Blessing revivals, and the Prophetic Movement, like none written before. This book shows how the signs and wonders, like gold dust, levitation, and out of body trips, mostly happen to ministers and churches connected to the above mentioned movements, especially those teaching the prosperity gospel. So this means the signs and wonders are "strong delusion" that causes people to believe the lie of the prosperity gospel, and WOF doctrines. These are the ministers that Jesus spoke about when he said many false prophets will arise and perform signs and wonders in the last days. The author quotes a former Christian who became a witch who went to a well-known church. She was prophesied over by four different people and they all said similar things, which amounted to God saying he is pleased with what she is doing and he will bless her work (in the coven), and to keep doing it!Fortner says this proves that the pastor and those in his church are operating by divination and evil spirits, not the Holy Spirit. And that many of those churches have a mixture of the Holy Spirit and evil spirits. He also has testimonies of people who have received demon spirits after being prayed for in one of the above-mentioned churches, especially of those connected to Todd Bentley and others in the Prophetic Movement, or just listened to their CDs. What is most shocking is the evidence that shows the top WOF preachers on TV are knowingly following Satan, because they acknowledge Satan during their preaching and teaching. He gives the evidence in print, but it is more powerful to see it on video, which he provides free online. You can see a big name WOF preacher, after taking an offering, says, "Tie my money, Satan."Unlike other books that have been written on this subject, Fortner grew up in an old-fashioned Pentecostal church where he was warned about the doctrines of the WOF Charismatics. The other books accurately show how horribly wrong these movements are, but those books are being ignored because they were written by people who attack all Pentecostals and Charismatics, not just these movements. Fortner still considers himself a Full Gospel, Spirit-filled Christian.