165 Comments for this entry

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  TiffanyB
  April 17th, 2010 on 4:02 pm

  will do
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  TiffanyB
  April 17th, 2010 on 3:59 pm

  We don’t. when you place God first your conscious will always be clear
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  Michale Delmas
  April 17th, 2010 on 3:28 am

  I’m looking forward to getting more information about this topic, don’t worry about negative opinions.
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  Talitha Casserly
  April 16th, 2010 on 12:37 am

  Thanks for sharing, great site and keep it up. I will be back!
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  Johnny dogs
  April 14th, 2010 on 7:59 am

  Good afternoon, This is an outstanding write-up, and I can agree with what was composed here. I will be back to look at the comments soon. Thanks
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  Vanessa
  March 29th, 2010 on 7:02 pm

  just becauce you go to courthouse or have a big church wedding or piece paper don’t mean a hill bean,you got alot people out there marry for all the wrong reason some for money some people marry for sex lust they marry for just about anything. God marry the heart yes i said the heart when God put to people together divorce will never cross you mind. just because law say you marry but are you really in God sight………..
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  Arica Hempfling
  March 29th, 2010 on 6:54 am

  Stumbled into this site by chance but I’m sure glad I clicked on that link. You definitely answered all the questions I’ve been dying to answer for some time now. Will definitely come back for more of this. Thank you so much
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  notso
  February 3rd, 2010 on 7:46 pm

  I personally disagree with this union. It is not in accordance with the word of God. I also, feel that many people are being deceived because they do not know the word. Study Gods word, thats what I Timothy says, and people tend to look at the glitz and glamour but, anybody can preach but, what type of life and heart do they have. It really bothers me that people can not discern what is true and what is not.
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  Desiree Key
  February 3rd, 2010 on 12:48 am

  Superb work. You have won a new devotee. Please keep up the fabulous posts and I look forward to more of your updates.
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  Jordan
  December 9th, 2009 on 9:17 pm

  This is just sad when a man of God, can place his focus on himself and not on what God, so called, called him to; which is winning souls for the kingdom. When will his games stop. The true Prophetess Juanita does not want him and has no time for him and his games. Her dedication is to God and God alone. She is more concerned with God and his people and will not entertain BTW’s nonsense. I pray that he redirects his focus on what is important to God and put aside his pride. Besides, this is his fault for falling into this situation. Take some responsibility man.
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  Madie Ruth Jackson
  December 4th, 2009 on 6:04 pm

  I do apologize but I have no computer to write every day like a skull I impart to the vision of unity in one accord lord knows i wish I had the scriptures but my ride is about to leave and to not a reincarnation but speak those things into existence Baraks second term tone you Like God Power in watching success but its my turn with you
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  Madie Ruth Jackson
  December 4th, 2009 on 5:59 pm

  No Bishop Weeks no marriage to this Christina seven years of my completion and my experience dont I enter you daily dont your good day make it to you like a rainbow and a reap what you sew You are my future husband
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  Madie Ruth Jackson
  December 4th, 2009 on 5:55 pm

  To the man of God be of good courage and believe that it should wait yes I did apply for your proposal in the casting out of manipulation to define your perfect virtutious woman so that you can be fruitful and multiply with kids and my furture visit to Africa and the joy of diamonds please I do know in my sufferings and faith to you have found you to have found your groove but remember God’s power in the gravitation of it and the definition of a sweet potatoe hopefully I will be getting my RN parallegal degree I have a son who is seven in beautiful star annoiting to keep you clear and focused. My advise to you things come already designed but for me Im not finished
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  Darlin Minetta
  November 28th, 2009 on 3:29 pm

  Hi people, it is Thanksgiving Day! I’m enjoying my extra day off, and I am planning to make something fun that’ll probably involve a car trip and seeing something new in Milwaukie I haven’t seen yet.
  You write new post at Thanksgiving?
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  Holiness
  November 15th, 2009 on 7:24 am

  As believers our duty is to pray,love and speak the truth in love to those that have been hurt by life situations and have ended in circumstances contrary to the scriptures. I believe those who are in the 2/3/4/5 etc marriages contrary to the word of God have been wounded by life’s circumstances and those marriages have provided some form of temporary shelter from the storm. As believers like the Good Samaritan let us bandage the wounded through the love of Jesus. Let’s pray for them and their various situations, let’s speak the truth in love to them and finally let’s love them out of those situations in Jesus name.
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  Prophetess Montgomery
  October 25th, 2009 on 7:17 pm

  If you are of God, Then you will know God and the Voice of God!!!!!!!!!! We need To Judging People and Get our Ownselves Together. We always talk about a
  ++man or woman of God of whom have been Married more than once, but how many Times have We Cheated on Christ? All he did was Die For us!!!!!!! Let us be very Mindful on What We Speak!!!!!!!!! BE BLESS
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  Jennine
  October 17th, 2009 on 5:03 am

  I am not here to gossip about BTW and PCG but to approach this in a very practical manner. First of all, We are to be very wise in who we choose to call our Shepherds because this is a matter of Heaven or Hell! Salvation is not a joke it is very serious and God expects us as christians to use wisdom in who we allow to minister to our spirits. I want to share a story with you all. Some years ago,I was attending a church where the Holy Spirit once dwelt but is no more. At the time I didn’nt know it until God spoke to me through His Word. I was backslidden because of willful sins but I didnt take my walk w/ the Lord very serious. God warns before he wounds, but I still ignored HIm. God disciplined me, and He also showed me in HIs Word where He was displeased with the Shepherd (Pastor)of the church because He should have warned me of God’s pending judgment. God showed me Ezekiel 34 (Please I urge everyone to read it!) God makes it very clear that He will deal with the Pastors, Shepherds, who feed themselves but donot feed the sheep! we must stop being tolerant of Professed Pastors, Prophets, etc who claim that they hear a word from God and are deceivers and we must stop being so gullible everytime someone has Honey on their tongue but war is in there hearts!! With that said, why would a loving and caring Father, God, allow his daughter who just got out of a physically abusive marriage Christina Glenn,subject her to marry a twice divorced man who was just recently in the news for beating his wife in public and plead guilty to the charges? Would God put the daughter he loves in a ball of confusion? Christina just jumped out of the frying pan into the fire! The fire is still smoldering in Bishop Weeks life with no fire extingusiher in sight. For heavens sake what other signs do we need to prove that Bishop Weeks is under God’s judgment? and perhaps Christina too! I learned my lesson and I learned to fear God! Where are all of the God-fearing Pastors, christians?
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  wisdom
  October 13th, 2009 on 11:31 pm

  Divorce And Remarriage:
  What Does the Bible Teach about Who May Divorce and Remarry?

  Divorce and remarriage have become common as civil law allows no-fault divorce. A husband or wife may dissolve a marriage for almost any grounds and remarry, regardless of the will of their spouse. The result is that many people marry without considering the teaching of the Bible. Is fornication (or adultery) the only Scriptural grounds for divorce, or does the gospel allow marriage to be dissolved for other grounds? Please consider this careful study of the Biblical teaching.
  Introduction:

  Many forces in society defend the practice of easy divorce.
  Divorce laws in America are so lax that almost anyone can dissolve a marriage and remarry at any time for any reason. With “no-fault” divorce, a husband or wife can claim “incompatibility” or “irreconcilable differences” and get a divorce no matter how much their spouse objects.

  What is right or wrong is determined by the Creator of the Universe.
  Men will be judged according to whether or not we have conformed our lives to His will (John 12:48). Man’s will often differs from God’s (Prov. 14:12; Isa. 55:8,9; 2 Cor. 10:12,18; Lk. 16:15,18). Since the Bible reveals God’s will, we must learn what it says about divorce and remarriage (2 Tim. 3:16,17; 1 Cor. 14:37; Eph. 3:3-5; 2 Pet. 1:21).

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  Part I: Does the Bible Say Divorce and Remarriage Is Moral or Immoral?

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  A. The General Teaching of the New Testament Is that Divorce is Contrary to God’s Will, and that Remarriage Following Divorce Constitutes Adultery.
  Note that there is one exception to this general rule, which we will discuss later. At this point we are discussing the general rule. The following passages present this teaching:

  Matthew 19:3-9 (cf. Mark 10:2-12; Luke 16:18)
  Jesus was asked whether divorce can properly be obtained for just any reason a person might have. He answered by appealing to the original marriage law.

  Jesus taught that divorce itself, in general, is contrary to God’s will. God made one man for one woman, indicating He did not intend for either to marry anyone else. He said they should cleave to one another and the two become one – there is no room in God’s plan for a third party. God joins the man and woman, no human has the right to break that bond.

  Further, whoever divorces his wife and marries again commits adultery (unless he does it because she has been guilty of fornication), and whoever marries her who has been divorced also commits adultery. (Mk. 10 adds that this rule also applies to the woman if she divorces her husband.)

  To help understand the passage, read it with your name and your spouse’s name, instead of “whosoever,” etc.

  Matthew 19:9 – If ____________ (you) divorces __________ (his wife), except for fornication, and marries another, _________________ (you) commits adultery; and whoever marries ___________ (her who is divorced) commits adultery.”

  Matthew 5:31,32
  One who puts away his wife (for some cause other than fornication) causes her to commit adultery. This assumes that she remarries as described in the last part of the verse and as implied in the previous verse (the purpose of the “bill of divorcement” according to the law was so she could become another man’s wife – Deut. 24:1ff).

  By divorcing his wife, the husband puts her in the position where she is strongly tempted to remarry and if she does remarry, Jesus says she is guilty of adultery and so is the man she marries (in contrast to the Mosaic Law which tolerated the remarriage). Hence, the divorce itself is wrong and should be avoided. [Cf. Matt. 18:6,7]

  Romans 7:2,3
  A married woman is bound by law to her husband as long as he lives. This means that if she is married to another man while her first husband is alive, she is guilty of adultery. She is free to remarry without guilt only if her husband is dead.

  (Some ask what “law” is this that joins the man and woman – God’s law or man’s law? It is the law which, when violated, makes the woman an adulteress. Clearly this must be God’s law, and this conforms to what is taught elsewhere.)

  1 Corinthians 7:10,11
  A married woman should not depart from her husband nor he from her. Again, divorce itself is not the will of God.

  But if she departs (if divorce has occurred), she must remain unmarried or else be reconciled to her husband. Clearly remarriage is not a scriptural alternative.

  (Note: “depart” here is the same word elsewhere translated “put asunder” – Matt. 19:6; Mk. 10:9: The result of the action is that the woman is “unmarried.”)

  The teaching of the gospel on this point is unpopular with most people. Many people don’t want to hear it preached. Jesus’ own disciples considered it very strict (Matt. 19:10-12), still Jesus did not compromise it or apologize for it. He continued to teach and defend it and so must we.

  B. To Apply These Passages Properly, We Must Understand Why the Second Marriage Is Forbidden and Why It Is Called “Adultery.”
  God clearly has the right to forbid any act if He so chooses, but it helps 16
  God hates putting away (v16). Again, divorce is contrary to God’s will. Why? Because marriage is a covenant between a man and his wife (v14). God is a witness to that covenant, and He holds men to it (v14). If a man violates the covenant, he is dealing treacherously with his wife and God will hold him accountable. [Prov. 2:17; Ezek. 16:8]

  Though this is an Old Testament passage, it helps us learn the definition of marriage, which has not changed. Marriage is, by God’s definition, a solemn mutual agreement between a man and woman to live together as husband and wife. God holds them to that covenant bond and will not free them from it, even if people declare them to be free.

  Remember this! The whole foundation of New Testament teaching regarding divorce rests on God’s attitude toward marriage. When people weaken the barriers against divorce, they are weakening respect for marriage. Divorce matters because it destroys a marriage, and marriage is very important to God. Any view of divorce, which fails to respect marriage as God respects it, must be an unscriptural view.

  This is why Jesus, in answering a question about divorce and remarriage, appealed to God’s original intent regarding marriage (Matt. 19:3-9). God will respect and enforce His law regarding it, even when men disregard it!

  Hebrews 13:4
  The marriage covenant includes the right and obligation to have the sexual union only with the companion with whom we have a Scriptural marriage covenant. To have relations with anyone else is “fornication” or “adultery.”

  This too is part of the marriage covenant as God defines it. Marriage gives a man and his wife the right to the sexual union, but only with their lawful spouse.

  [Ezek. 23; Jer. 3; Prov. 5:15-20; 6:29,32; 7:18-20; Ezek. 16:32; 1 Cor. 7:1-9].

  Romans 7:2,3
  In this marriage covenant, the woman is bound to her husband as long as he lives (cf. 1 Cor. 7:39). The marriage “bond” is a lifetime covenant commitment, and God holds people to the commitment they made, even if later they try to break it.

  Note that the passage says a woman may be “bound” to one man, but “married” to another man! The “bond” refers to the marriage covenant that God holds you to. “Marriage” refers to the relationship you are living in as recognized by civil law and society. The two may be the same, but not necessarily. In this case, the woman was “bound” to one man but “married” to a completely different man!

  That is why a woman is guilty of adultery if she is married to another man. Adultery, by definition, refers to sexual intercourse between two people, one of whom is bound by a marriage covenant to somebody else [see definitions in notes on Matt. 19:9].

  This woman is an “adulteress” because she has been joined in a marriage covenant with one man, and God holds her to that covenant for life. But she is having sexual relations with another man, and that, by definition, is adultery. This passage defines adultery for us!

  Note that anytime she has sexual relations with a man other than her scriptural mate it is adultery – as long as her first companion is living, the passage says. Whether she has just a single act of intercourse, or has an “affair” involving a number of adulterous acts over a period of time, or whether it is a second marriage to another man – in any case every time she has sexual union with another man the passage says she is guilty of adultery.

  This is “adultery” because the woman is Scripturally committed to have the sexual union only with one man as long as he lives, but instead she is having it with another man. This is why it is proper to refer to the second marriage as “adulterous” or “living in adultery,” just as it would be if she were living with him but not married to him (Col. 3:5-7).

  Matthew 19:3-9
  What reason is given why remarriage is forbidden and why it is called “adultery”? Because God declared man and woman should cleave to one another. He joins them (by witnessing their marriage covenant and holding them to it). He forbids their changing their mind and says no man can put their marriage asunder.

  So, if man puts away his wife and marries another, the second marriage is “adultery” because he is having the sexual union with a second wife while God still holds him obligated to his covenant to have the sexual union only with his first wife.

  Note again: the terms “marry” and “divorce” (or “put away,” and also “husband” and “wife”) as used here and elsewhere, refer to the relationship as viewed by society and the law of the land. In a first marriage, both God and society recognize the marriage commitment to exist between the man and woman. They are both “married” in the eyes of society and “joined” (“bound”) in the eyes of God.

  Society and civil law may then grant them a “divorce” (not for fornication) and they may “marry” again. Society and civil law then views them as free from their first marriage and entered into a second one, and the Bible calls this “divorced” (“put away”) and “married” again. But though God uses these terms as society does, He does not recognize the divorce as making a valid end to the covenant commitment that He recognized in the first marriage. God still considers them “bound” or “joined” or held accountable for the commitment of the first marriage (v6).

  There is a definite distinction between the covenant commitment (bond) which God recognizes and the divorce and marriage which civil law recognizes. (cf. Mk. 6:17,18)

  Again, the second marriage is “adultery” because the person is still joined in God’s eyes to his/her first spouse, but they are having a sexual relationship with a second spouse. That is adultery, and it will continue to be adultery every time they have the sexual relationship, because God has still “joined” them to their first spouse and He will not “put asunder” that bond.

  1 Corinthians 7:10,11
  This explains why, if a woman divorces her husband, she still has no right to remarry. She may get divorced in the eyes of civil law, and God calls it “divorce” and says she is now “unmarried.” But that does not free her from her bond or covenant obligation to her first husband. Since she is still bound to her first marriage covenant, her only choice then is to be reconciled to her husband (the one God recognizes) or else remain unmarried.

  Sexual relationship outside of a Scriptural marriage bond constitutes fornication (v2-5). Hence, if the woman divorces and remarries, that second marriage, as long as it lasted and as long as her first husband was still alive, would constitute adultery.

  Understanding these principles will be vital to reaching proper applications and answers to other questions we will deal with.

  [Note that adultery involves a sexual act - John 8:4; Heb. 13:4; Prov. 6:20-35. It is not just the act of divorcing and remarrying that is adultery.]

  C. God Allows an Exception to the General Rule When One’s Spouse Has Been Guilty of Fornication.
  This exception is clearly stated in Matthew 19:9 (and 5:32).
  “Whosoever shall put away his wife, except for fornication, and shall marry another, committeth adultery” (“saving for the cause of fornication” – Matt. 5:32).

  The question originally asked Jesus concerned the grounds or cause for which a man may divorce his wife (v3). In v9 Jesus clearly says there is no acceptable cause except if ones companion has been guilty of fornication.

  Unlike the Mosaic Law, which Jesus admits tolerated divorce and remarriage for other causes, Jesus’ teaching allows one and only one cause.

  Note that the only one who is granted the right to divorce and remarry without being guilty of sin is the one who has been sinned against by his/her companion who committed fornication.

  What is fornication?
  Definitions: “illicit sexual intercourse in general” (Thayer); “every kind of unlawful sexual intercourse” (Arndt and Gingrich). Fornication includes any form of sexual intercourse with anyone other than ones scriptural spouse, regardless of whether that person be of the opposite sex or of the same sex. Note passages that explain the meaning:

  1 Corinthians 7:2-5 – To avoid fornication, one is to satisfy the sexual desire with and only with “his own wife” or “her own husband.” Our own marriage companion is the only one who has power over our body. If we satisfy this desire with anyone else, the passage says it would be fornication, whether it be with someone we are not married to, someone else’s husband or wife, or someone else of the same sex (i.e., homosexuality). (See also Heb. 13:4).

  Jude 7 – Sodom and Gomorrah gave themselves over to fornication. But Gen. 19 shows this refers to homosexuality (men wanted to lie with men, not with women) ["and going after strange flesh" has the significance of even going after...]. Therefore, homosexuality is a form of fornication, and would be scriptural grounds for one’s companion to obtain a divorce and remarry.

  Some say fornication would not include adultery (i.e., the case in which one who is married has relations with someone not their spouse). But the following passages use “fornication” to include extra-marital sex: 1 Cor. 5:1; Amos 7:17; Ezek. 16:8,15,26,29; Jer. 3:6,8. Jesus used “fornication” in order to include, not just extra-marital sex, but also premarital sex and homosexuality – any form of illicit sexual intercourse.

  When a man and woman marry, they make a covenant to have the sexual relationship only with one another and with no one else (of the same or opposite sex) as long as they both shall live. If one companion violates that covenant by having sexual relations with any person other than their own spouse, he/she has violated the marriage covenant in such a way that God grants their partner the right to divorce them and remarry.

  The New Testament teaching regarding divorce and remarriage can be summarized like this: When a man and woman marry, they enter into a lifetime covenant in which God binds or joins them, holding them accountable to keep this covenant. If there is a divorce for some cause other than fornication, God’s will is violated; and if either or both remarry, the second marriage relationship(s) is (are) adultery because God still holds the people bound to the first marriage commitment. If during the first marriage, however, one companion commits fornication, then the other companion may choose to obtain a divorce and remarry without sin.

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  9ja girl
  October 10th, 2009 on 11:05 pm

  hmnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn… lots of comments… lots of expressions of feelings and ‘thoughts’. But please I remember BTW walked up to God’s leading lady, JB that God directed him to her for marriage… She fell instantly in love and there was marriage. When he realised that she wasn’t malleable to his plans, in frustration he assaulted her.
  Did God speak to him again? Did he re-speak about PJB before talking about PCG?
  Please I think Christain women all over the world should beware for wolves in sheep clothing like BTW. They are sent from satan’s den to mislead leading women in God’s ministry.

  If PCG is called of God, she should stop lusting and seek her father’s approval on this matter. God never lies and i repeat.. GOD WILL NEVER LIE!!!! BTW pls take note.
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  Holiness
  October 10th, 2009 on 6:29 pm

  I have a question since there is not so much clear teaching on Divorce and remarriage in the church today. For a christian who innocently gets married for the first time to another christian who has been married before, is this a marriage or adultery from the biblical point of view. Secondly if it is an adulterous relationship can the innocent christian annul this so called “marriage” after learning the truth . Thirdly does the innocent spouse who went into this adulterous relationship have a right to marry another christian who has never been married before if this adulterous relationship is terminated. Fourthly does the church call the innocent christian in this situation as someone who jumps in and out of marriages. Your feedback will highly be appreciated.My prayer is that the church will hold the bull by it’s horns and give a clear teaching on this area of divorce and remarriage, even if it will be a bitter pill to swallow, the truth will set people free.
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  DeeDee Mack
  October 7th, 2009 on 8:08 am

  Jesus said in Matthew 23:3 to his disciples, “Therefore whatever they tell you to observe, that observe and do, but do not do according to their works; for they say, and do not do.”

  That is definitely the case here. These are troubled people that are looking for love. For whatever reason, Bishop Weeks, Pastor Bynum and Pastor Glenn choose to ignore the counsels of the Bible and the dictates of common sense when it comes to courtship and marriage.

  They have powerful ministries, however, their personal lives and choices represents a blot on the cloth of their lives. No one is perfect and above reproach, but, because they are world renown ministers and public figures, it makes these issues more sensitive.

  Bishop Weeks seems to be choosing the same kind of woman over and over again, which is typical. He has not yet settled his issues.

  I do not wish him ill. I am sorry for the poor example he is showing young men who already have so many things to deal with and are looking for examples.
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  dweller
  October 4th, 2009 on 9:47 pm

  The Word says to “Judge NOT, that ye be not judged”. Who died and made anyone lords over God’s heritage?? Beware lest you be touching God’s annointed and not know it!
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  Tiggamax
  October 4th, 2009 on 7:57 pm

  Well according to Bishop Weeks, you can begin again, & again, and o0o yes again. (sorry I just couldn’t help it) HAHAHAHA!!!!! what ever happened to Jesus & Paul’s teachings about divorce? hmmm
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  Yolanda
  October 3rd, 2009 on 12:10 am

  Something doesn’t seem holy and sincere about this union. God send deliverance, open the eyes of the people and let them see and discern whose leading them.
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  MZVIRTUOUS
  September 2nd, 2009 on 1:58 am

  Okay..i was sitting here skimming though all these comments and I must say …WOW!! Do we not have anything else better to do? Instead od criticizing…asctually sizing people up to your standards of holiness and right-standing how about we take a look at oureselves. We are not any different…You may not be about to marry someone who is divorced and yes if they actually do get married that would be adultery…courtesy of Roses’ posting earlier. Anywho we all have things we need God to take care of…also be aware of toching not Gods’ anointed and His prophet no harm…You may think you are telling the truth and as the Holy Ghost convicts you so be it on the other side, mercy can be shown only by those who know mercy!!! Just pray that God will expose what needs to be exposed if it be His will…NO ONE IS GOD!!! SO STOP SPEAKING FOR HIM WHEN YOU ARE LACKING YOURSELF!!…PLEASE KEEP IN MIND THAT GOD CAN DO WHATEVER HE WANTS SO LET HIM!!!
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  Cassandra
  August 29th, 2009 on 5:30 am

  I feel like we are majoring in minor issues when those that are lost lives are hanging in the balance. If we could pray that Gods will be done for all of those involved and attend to our own issues life would be sooooo… much better for all involved. We need to focus on souls and the return of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The Holy Spirit knows how to handle those that belong to Him. His arms are not too short to deliver nor will He allow the enemy to pluck those that belong to Him plucked out of His hands. I only pray that for all those with negative comments that there will be a inventory in your own lives. Lest ye yourselves be ensnared.
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  Pastor in VA
  August 28th, 2009 on 1:30 pm

  People like this thrive only because people follow and support them. Christian leaders will straighten up when God convicts them and they respond to it, or people stop supporting them financially and attending their meetings. God’s people need to wake up and follow better leaders who can show a better example, because trust me, those type of leaders are out there, they just are super stars. God bless you all. consider my statement.
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  Pastor Jill Mattocks
  August 22nd, 2009 on 4:20 am

  I’m attending “From Desperation to Destiny” Summit in Virginia hosted by DR. JUANITA BYNUM II-…….we received intensed anionted directions of promise and hope. No hard feelings to anyone because those in attendance we have ” ONE FOCUS”! May heaven bless everyone and remember all things work together for our good! Now it’s time to move forward with
  “ONE FOCUS”! Love and peace be sought out by all.
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  Simone
  August 18th, 2009 on 6:13 am

  Bishop Weeks has not gotten over J.B. If anybody can see in the spirit he does not love Christina and she is quite needy if she marries someone that has been through what he has been through so fast. Wow! shameful shameful and she looks so foolish. He dosen’t even sound right, he sound like he is just talking in circles trying to make the people believe him. He is not in is right mind and neither is she.
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  Redeemed
  August 15th, 2009 on 12:15 am

  Psalm 100, it saddens me that there is no love coming from these two. There is no love exhibited for the people of God. Jesus was love!!!! It’s all about them!
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  psalm100
  August 13th, 2009 on 9:25 pm

  You are right. It’s their business if they get married or not. IMO, these two are just as phony as an eleven dollar bill. Look at their videos…so fake so phony. I pray for those who are under their leadership. These two are about money, fame, power, and influence. Look at their websites…hardly nothing about Jesus and His word. This is a fleshly ministry. May God open their eyes before its too late.
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  Alexis White
  August 13th, 2009 on 6:35 pm

  These two awesome people are not concerned with what you all have to say….they are continuing to live their lives the way that they want…..SO why don’t you just let it go….The date is set and now it’s just waiting time…..So please let it go!
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  Whaturtalkingbout?
  August 10th, 2009 on 7:41 pm

  I beg the differ, Weeks and Christina plans have failed because of their bad behavior they are displaying to the world. When the two of them REPENT and live the right way then maybe, them two will be the power couple you claim them to be. To be honest with you, I don’t see them being the power couple at all.

  The way they’re carrying on it’s ashame and I just hope they stop the SHENANIGAN and serve GOD for real. So,REDEEMED keep on posting the TRUTH about them because they’re playing with GOD and it ain’t right.
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  Katherine Taylor
  August 10th, 2009 on 4:09 am

  Redeemed people can keep talking it’s just free advertisment. They just keep blowing up all over the place. She and Bishop Weeks are going to be a major power couple.I l know because everyone is talking rather good or bad. It just makes them bigger. God Bless You all. May God show mercy on you all
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  Redeemed
  August 9th, 2009 on 9:31 pm

  When so-called christian leaders are abusive to the flock and fleecing the flock and doing all manner of things they will be talked about. These two individuals are being talked about, blogged and even in newspapers and discussed on radio.

  THEY ARE WRONG IN EVERY REGARD AND PEOPLE WILL CONTINUE TO DISCUSS THEM.
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  Crystal Lindsey
  August 9th, 2009 on 3:08 pm

  Why is so much energy focused on Bishop Weeks and Pastor Christina?? I was a visitor of his church for about 6 months, and my spirit just did not sit right, so I moved on. There was no need for me to tear anybody down, I just felt that my spiritual level had graduated from the level that they were teaching on. If you graduated elementary, you dont want to repeat elementary, you want to move on to middle school, then high school, college etc…At 29 years old, it is kind of hard for me to believe some of the comments that I read. The word is the word no matter who gives it, but honestly, it is kind of hard to receive the word when people preach one thing but lives another. Their words are spoken beautifully but their hearts are not pure. We as Christians should show love to everyone, no matter what. How many times have we as Christians went agaist the will of God, but the next day, He still shows His awesome love to us. Lets try to be more like Jesus Christ and stop tearing one another down. Either you are for God or for the Devil, but it cant be both. Bishop and Pastor are not your God, so take the time to pray for them in a positive way and continue to live the way that God would have YOU to live. May God continue to bless, inspite of!
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  Elaine
  July 29th, 2009 on 5:58 pm

  We all have our breaking points/testing time. When Mr. Weeks get to his breaking point, I pray he do not beat-up his wife again. God and the devil knows when and where to test us. When we fail God’s tests he tests us again. Mr. Weeks failed God’s test with his former wife.
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  breanna johnson
  July 29th, 2009 on 3:59 pm

  Well I want Christina to pray over this whole marriage situtation she’s a very beautiful woman and would hate to see her mistreated like PJBII
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  Veronica Ross
  July 29th, 2009 on 2:46 pm

  I just want to say that Bishop Thomas Weeks is setting a bad example to the body of Christ. How can he be getting married again, after his bout with Juanita Bynum? Hasn’t he learned his lesson by now? What is wrong with our ministers in the church? There are unmarried people in the church who have been waiting/seeking God for a long time for their life partners and here is people like Bishop Weeks who think he can waltz in and out of marriage as he likes. this is his third marriage now – anyway Elizabeth Taylor (i think) still holds the record …9 times
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  Elaine
  July 27th, 2009 on 7:32 pm

  You can fool some of the people sometimes, but you can’t fool God. The anointing makes the difference. A lot of holler and quoting scriptures do not make a person anointed. By the fruit we will know the true Children of God. If they are playing church – it will be revealed.
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  Elle
  July 27th, 2009 on 7:18 pm

  Being that both are pastors, I would hope that much prayer was involved with making such a huge decision. I do agree that both look happy, but haven’t we observed happiness before? My prayer for both is that God’s will be done in their relationship. I further pray that Bishop Weeks has allowed God to work a work in him in order to be a Godly mate to another woman.

  ~Peace and Blessings~
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  Rose
  July 27th, 2009 on 4:21 am

  Does Anyone Read the Bible these Days?

  “Everyone who divorces his wife and marries another commits adultery and he who marries one who is divorced from a husband commits adultery.”
  —Jesus Christ

  In light of Jesus proclaiming that after a divorce, adultery will take place if someone remarries, does that sound like they’re free from the marriage? It sure sounds to me that in God’s eyes a divorce does NOT dissolve the covenant of marriage.

  How can a minister perform the wedding of a divorced person when Jesus said that very night they will commit adultery?

  Most people have no idea what the Bible truly says about Marriage, Divorce and Remarriage. Many people try to outwit the Lord on this one and declare their remarriage legal in the sight of God when Jesus calls it adultery.

  Think about it…

  At 6:30 p.m. the minister pronounces them husband and wife. After the minister claims that God has joined them together they go on a beautiful honeymoon and according to Jesus they commit adultery? Huh? Yes, that is what Jesus said, after a divorce and remarriage the parties are committing adultery against their spouse whom they thought they ditched at the courthouse. If you are committing adultery on your honeymoon…how can you be married?

  No truly married people commit adultery in their own marriage bed, people in the wrong marriage bed commit adultery. Remarriage puts people in the wrong marriage bed and that is why they are charged with adultery. Why did the minister pronounce them husband and wife if that very night they will be committing adultery I ask you?

  They can not be husband and wife. You can not commit adultery with your own wife!

  Civil law may recognize this couple as a husband and wife but God does not. If God recognized this couple as a husband and wife, Jesus Himself would not be calling their honeymoon adultery!

  After they are remarried that is when the adultery kicks in…everyone who divorces their wife and then remarries…commits adultery. God calls married sex PURE but He calls remarried sex ADULTERY, unless your spouse has died. Romans 7:2-3

  Are remarried people married according to God? If you say yes, then why is God charging them with adultery? Why doesn’t God see their marriage bed as pure? God calls their remarriage bed…adultery!

  “Marriage should be honored by all, and the marriage bed kept pure, for God
  will judge the adulterer and all the sexually immoral.”
  Hebrews 13:4

  The only people that are charged with adultery when they marry are divorced people, not single people, not widowed people, only divorced people. If someone thinks a divorced person is freed from their spouse, why then are they committing adultery when they have a sexual relationship with a new spouse? Divorce does not make you single.

  So the question is this…

  Do you believe a civil divorce dissolves an original marriage covenant according to Jesus? If it does, then Jesus has to stop calling their honeymoon adultery!

  “A wife is married to her husband as long as he lives.”
  1 Corinthians 7:39

  http://www.cadz.net/mdr.html

  http://www.marriagedivorce.com/mdreform2.htm
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  Rose
  July 27th, 2009 on 4:07 am

  Why are people on this blog happy for a GOD CONDEMDED union?

  “I am happy for Bishop Weeks and Prophetess Glenn they are a beautiful couple.”

  “I say congratulations to the couple.”

  “Prophetess Glenn and Bishop Weeks, I am so very happy for you all. God himself is the only one that could’ve put together this anointed union.”

  God would never put something together that He calls adultery. God call’s remarriage ADULTERY!

  “Everyone who divorces his wife and marries another commits adultery and he who marries one who is divorced from a husband commits adultery.”
  —Jesus Christ
  Luke 16:18

  http://www.cadz.net/mdr.html

  http://www.marriagedivorce.com/mdreform2.htm
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  Pray
  July 27th, 2009 on 12:31 am

  Prayer makes all the difference. God is seated high looking low. God’s blessings, conviction, and deliverance to each person.
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  Redeemed
  July 26th, 2009 on 12:48 pm

  “A mighty thing in their lives”???? LOL the proof is in the pudding. There is no anointing and no appointing on them. Those two are a disgrace to the Body of Christ and they need to sit down and repent before God knocks them down. They need to stop making a mockery out of God. Tommy, Chrissy repent before it is too late.

  Call it what it is a mess and Christina wants out now, she can see the writing on the wall and this mess stinks.
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  Cassandra silver
  July 26th, 2009 on 5:02 am

  Say What & Redeemed, you all are two pathetic people. you got me thinking that you are from the ex’s churches LOL….You can’t find anything to say except to talk about someones hair. I believe her name is Prophetess Glenn, not Chrissy, get it right. Check your split ends, your hair and the way you dress. Its a shame when you’re so worried bout what someone else do. As I stated earlier, I really do pray that God will have mercy on your nasty, jacked up selves. Hate on haters…By Hater’s LOL… How do you look to be calling someone a beaver? what kind of Pastor do you have where they teach you to run down men and women of God and speak lies? I feel for the people within your churches. They both look like a million bucks and you all are so jealous that God is doing a mighty thing in their lives and you are still bound LOL…Lord help these people.!!!!
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  Redeemed
  July 25th, 2009 on 11:13 pm

  Christians do not always have nice things to say check the bible and your theology.

  Also, regarding hair, the Pastor and first Lady should always look their best, that is Church 101. I mean after all on one of the photos posted they are posed near a luxury car which I am guessing belongs to Tommy. They are apparently driving top of the line then they should look type of the line. I know Christina would not want to be photographed with spit ends. Someone posting on her must be a beautician/barber. LOL
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  Say What????
  July 25th, 2009 on 9:47 pm

  It has a lot to did with it because some one gave me a link to your youtube video. Now, what can you say about that HYPOCRITE the pot can’t call the kettle black.

  You know people are telling the truth about these two nasty people. Keep it up I will spill the beans on the both of them. Like I said he needs a a proper hair cut and she needs to cut those split endz.

  Back to that youtube video you better get your facts straight with you and your posses. What y’all doing is worse because y’all are throwing bricks and then hiding y’all hands behind y’all backs. Then come on this site and preach the GOSPEL.

  I don’t think so… Your Pastors are HYPOCRITES and so are their saints and it’s ashame all of y’all are playing with GOD. Also,I would rather look like Shaneen then to look like Chrissy. Hmmm, He looks like a beaver in the face anyway.. The fake prophetess who was giving the name by her pimp. I am telling you this: When it’s her time and her turn to get that left hand then what are you and the others going say about him then. It’s all good in the neighborhood for right now, then BAM!!! The beating begins!!!
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  Cassandra silver
  July 25th, 2009 on 7:22 pm

  @Say what…you are truly pathetic…what does their hair have to do with anything? Your comments say it all, you have no more lies to throw around, so you’re trying to lash out on their looks..You probably wish you did look that good. I said a prayer for you last night, as well as, all the other haters. This is a Christian based website and its a shame you couldn’t find anything positive to say, that says alot about you. I pray that God will have mercy on you. You’re doing alot of name calling and its so said. I will continue to pray for you.
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  Say What????
  July 25th, 2009 on 6:41 am

  Sweetie!! I wouldn’t follow them if you lent me your car.. Those 2 Nasty people I could care a less about and I see people on this blog hit a nerve. Also, they’re the 1s who did this to themseleves by showing off those freaky pictures to the world. By the way, tell your bishop to get a real hair cut,and stop using a garden rake 2 comb his hair. Also, tell your fake Prophetess to cut those split endz and stop saving them to make her hair look full. FYI: If she cutz them they will grow back fuller… Just trynna help!!

  Anyway, they got what they wanted and I am so Happy people can see the forest from the trees. Let me rephrase that some people can because you can’t.

  He’s nasty and so is she I don’t care what you come on this blog and say. Them two people right there are nasty and people can see it.

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