This sounds more like a compaign which is dangerous for the church because if leaders of the church keep judging with strong words and motives that carry alot of weight ,than it sends a wrong signal to its members ,why because people would begin to be rebellious with other church members ,what the review fails is that it has not distinguished law and grace but displayed insufficient facts with a good intention.

I think that I have made a mistake about his country. I was
thinking and according to the information I have, he is from Philippines, but wrote Singapore.

very good review..

If you are a real christian, then why Judge. Condemnation is for you brother. You are doomed. Stop attacking the man of God. If you don't like his massages, keep it to your self. Remember the parable of Jesus where the sower planted seeds, some fell among thorns, others fell on the rock and others in good soil. My brother, ask urself where the seed( Joseph prince's messages) fall in your heart. To you i think its on the rock, coz you have made ur heart hardened never to understand what the man of God preaches. Of course you understand the way you want to and the way the devil sets your mind to understand. Many have ears and they can't hear..ha!....ha!....ha!

Susan, you are deceived. The Lord Jesus is coming again soon and not everyone will enter into the Kingdom of Heaven , Matthew 7:21-23
It sounds like you worship Joseph Prince like a God. Search out the scriptures yourself instead of believing everything from the Prince who thinks he is the ultimate authority.

I've been listening to Joseph Prince for several years now. I believe he is right on and have never been confused with his teachings, they do more enlightening and revealing the true meaning of the word than any other preacher I have heard. He uses the Hebrew and Greek text to explain his teaching and if you listen to him long enough you will understand more and more. Don't throw him out just because he isn't building men's pride about mans efforts. Man loves to have their ego stroked that they can please God with their efforts. You should listen to him more and ask God for understanding!

I mean, I agree with @hiddeninchrist and not with the article. I disagree with the article entirely. I have found much joy under the teaching of Joseph Prince, a much gifted preacher...

The easiest way to get people to swallow fatal poison is to mix it in with truth.

Dave, you fail to understand because you are under deception. Ask God to open your eyes and ears

Dave, you fail to understand because you are under deception. Ask God to open your eyes and ears

Dear Dr. J.N. Manokaran,


I pray that your eyes of understanding be enlightened. Who are you to judge others? Did the Holy Spirit tell you? If you are a spirit filled believer and when you listen to the Word of God, you will find great peace and excitement. Personally, I am blessed by J Prince and many other word based preachers eventhough I have not been to their Church.

You are blessed!

I agree, Jose. I hear so many of the fans of JP (which treat him almost as a false idol, like a rock star) that we do not need to ask forgiveness for our sins as that was written to Gnostics. I was taken in by this. Where is that written at??? Where is the proof? The letter was written to a church. I don't understand it.

Hi Jesus Freak On Wheels

I really like your comment! I too have been suffering with a physical condition affecting my spine but luckily I am not in a wheelchair at this stage. However there is a possibility of this i the future. I too over the last 2 1/2 years have followed the stupid word of faith teachings and have come to the conclusion that it is one of satan's tricks to bring confusion to Christians. IT DOES NOT WORK! I am very sure that most of the people going to the WOF healing services say "I am healed" because they are told to say tihs in faith even when they are not healed. As a result people erroneously believe people got healed (when they didn't) and so the doctirne is perpetuated. I do believe God still heals today by His sovereign will, but not by the WOF formula! Due to my many disappointments and despair brought on by following the WOF healing formulas unsuccessfully, I have now taken a break from all this nonsense and decided to re-focus on God. We are after all supposed to have faith in God, not faith in faith. I believe that i am going throguh a season of purging and cleansing (refiner's fire) and am also aware that God is currently dealing with certain issues in character. By the way, when reading up on this whole topic of healing, I also came across information that says that unforgiveness and bitterness can block a person's healing (not sure how true this is but a duration of affliction certainly allows for re-examination of one's heart). All the best!

You can back up something with Scripture but that doesn't mean that is Right. You cannot take a little part of the Bible and Make it a fact while ignoring what the rest of the Bible has to say. There is perfect Balance in The Bible. And a lot of this good intentioned preaches have escaped from one unbalanced doctrine to an opposite unbalanced doctrine. I urge you to base your faith and doctrine not on a preacher or a book, but on the perfectly balanced Bible.

The article is I believe a judgement passed on Joseph Prince. At first when I listened to Joseph prince, my thoughts were similar to what the author says. But as I continued to listen to him, I understood that he's all about Jesus and really explains the word of God. His messages are brilliant. I've personally grown in my understanding of the word from Pastor Prince's messages.

One thing the reviewer said is flat out wrong. Joseph prince says to bring your brains to church and dont leave them at home....the reviewer said it the exact opposite..which means this review is probably biased.

Just because the Christian religious tradition has interpreted satan, Grace and sin a certain way for centuries does not make it so. The Bible truths are written for beginers (the milk) and the mature Chirstians ( the meat). I find that JP is making an earnest effort to spread the Gospel- is he 100% correct? probably not- but neither are any churches -and I've studied many of them, perfection of the "Church" (His people) will only come with Christ's return. Just think -what is the so called defintion of crazy" to repeat the same thing over and over and expect a different outcome". So day after day, week after week you confess the same sin -it doesn't go away-so you surrender it to Jesus and that's it -stop re-confessing- your mind and heart already knows when you are not right with God - our confession at the Lutheran Church is "Forgive me for I have not loved You (God) above all else and my neighbor as myself-" its a reminder that we will ALWAYS fall short but to keep repeating the same old sins and focus on beating yourself up is simply burying yourself in mire rather than forgivemness. It's not all about us- it's about Him. " Forgive me Jesus for not glorifying you-ALL of us no exceptions- can meditate on that. Michelle

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Some sicknesses are from God. "Who has made man's mouth? Or who makes him dumb or deaf, or seeing or blind? Is it not I, the Lord?" (Exodus 4:11). God made the disabled and infirm. Babies are born every day with defects. Many children grow up with congenital deformities. Some people have illnesses that last for years. While it is unexplainable according to our human logic, it is all part of God's sovereign, loving plan.

Some sicknesses are from Satan. (Luke 13:11-13). God may allow Satan to inflict illness for His own sovereign reasons. The classic example is Job (Job chapter 1).

Some sickness is God's chastisement for sin. (Numbers 12; Deut. 28:20-22; 2 Kings 5). "Before I was afflicted I went astray, but now I keep Thy word" (Ps. 119:67)22


Other examples include God tormenting the Egyptians with skin boils (Ex. 9:8-12), inflicting King Jeroboam with leprosy (2 Kings 15:5), and striking Saul with blindness (Acts 9:1-19).

The Bible also tells us plainly that God disciplines the Church through sickness, hardship, and even death (1 Cor. 11:28-30; Heb. 12:7; Acts 5:1-11) and that we should joyfully accept trials "of many kinds" because God uses them to make us mature (James 1:2-4; Psalm 119:71,75). Clearly God allows and even causes sickness for His own sovereign purposes.

Jesus said that we are actually blessed not through victory and success but through mourning, persecution, insults, poverty, hunger, weeping, hatred and rejection (Matt. 5:3-12; Luke 6:20-23; John 15:18-20). He said that those who follow Him may see their family members become their enemies (Matt. 10:34-36; Luke 14:25-26), and that the world would hate them (Matthew 10:22; John 15:18). All who follow Jesus must give up everything (Luke 14:33) and deny themselves and take up a cross (Matt. 16:24-25; Mark 8:34-35; Luke 9:23), which means embracing an instrument of torture and death.


Throughout the book of Acts the disciples were persecuted, hauled into courts, threatened, imprisoned, beaten, flogged, stoned to death and put to the sword. They faced riots and mobs. False witnesses were brought against them. They were scattered from their homes (Acts 8:1) and some believers even had their property confiscated (Heb. 10:34).

At one point Paul was imprisoned for two years (Acts 24:27). According to 1 Cor. 4:9-13, he and his companions suffered hunger and thirst, their clothing was reduced to rags, they were brutally treated, they were homeless, cursed, persecuted, slandered, and they compared themselves to scum and refuse. They was "hard-pressed", "perplexed", "persecuted", "struck down", and "always given over to death" (2 Cor. 4:8-11). They faced troubles, hardships, distresses, beatings, imprisonments, riots, hard work, sleepless nights, hunger, dishonor, bad report, beatings, sorrow, and poverty. (2 Cor. 6:4-10). Paul himself was chained and imprisoned frequently, flogged five times, beaten with rods three times, stoned once, shipwrecked three times, and was constantly on the move from danger. Cold and naked, he sometimes went without food, water or sleep. (2 Cor. 11:23-27) At one point in his ministry everyone deserted him (2 Tim. 4:16), and at another time the pressure and despair was so great that he no longer wanted to live (2 Cor. 1:8-9).

Some sicknesses are from God. "Who has made man's mouth? Or who makes him dumb or deaf, or seeing or blind? Is it not I, the Lord?" (Exodus 4:11). God made the disabled and infirm. Babies are born every day with defects. Many children grow up with congenital deformities. Some people have illnesses that last for years. While it is unexplainable according to our human logic, it is all part of God's sovereign, loving plan.

Some sicknesses are from Satan. (Luke 13:11-13). God may allow Satan to inflict illness for His own sovereign reasons. The classic example is Job (Job chapter 1).

Some sickness is God's chastisement for sin. (Numbers 12; Deut. 28:20-22; 2 Kings 5). "Before I was afflicted I went astray, but now I keep Thy word" (Ps. 119:67)22


Other examples include God tormenting the Egyptians with skin boils (Ex. 9:8-12), inflicting King Jeroboam with leprosy (2 Kings 15:5), and striking Saul with blindness (Acts 9:1-19).

The Bible also tells us plainly that God disciplines the Church through sickness, hardship, and even death (1 Cor. 11:28-30; Heb. 12:7; Acts 5:1-11) and that we should joyfully accept trials "of many kinds" because God uses them to make us mature (James 1:2-4; Psalm 119:71,75). Clearly God allows and even causes sickness for His own sovereign purposes.

Jesus said that we are actually blessed not through victory and success but through mourning, persecution, insults, poverty, hunger, weeping, hatred and rejection (Matt. 5:3-12; Luke 6:20-23; John 15:18-20). He said that those who follow Him may see their family members become their enemies (Matt. 10:34-36; Luke 14:25-26), and that the world would hate them (Matthew 10:22; John 15:18). All who follow Jesus must give up everything (Luke 14:33) and deny themselves and take up a cross (Matt. 16:24-25; Mark 8:34-35; Luke 9:23), which means embracing an instrument of torture and death.


Throughout the book of Acts the disciples were persecuted, hauled into courts, threatened, imprisoned, beaten, flogged, stoned to death and put to the sword. They faced riots and mobs. False witnesses were brought against them. They were scattered from their homes (Acts 8:1) and some believers even had their property confiscated (Heb. 10:34).

At one point Paul was imprisoned for two years (Acts 24:27). According to 1 Cor. 4:9-13, he and his companions suffered hunger and thirst, their clothing was reduced to rags, they were brutally treated, they were homeless, cursed, persecuted, slandered, and they compared themselves to scum and refuse. They was "hard-pressed", "perplexed", "persecuted", "struck down", and "always given over to death" (2 Cor. 4:8-11). They faced troubles, hardships, distresses, beatings, imprisonments, riots, hard work, sleepless nights, hunger, dishonor, bad report, beatings, sorrow, and poverty. (2 Cor. 6:4-10). Paul himself was chained and imprisoned frequently, flogged five times, beaten with rods three times, stoned once, shipwrecked three times, and was constantly on the move from danger. Cold and naked, he sometimes went without food, water or sleep. (2 Cor. 11:23-27) At one point in his ministry everyone deserted him (2 Tim. 4:16), and at another time the pressure and despair was so great that he no longer wanted to live (2 Cor. 1:8-9).

Some sicknesses are from God. "Who has made man's mouth? Or who makes him dumb or deaf, or seeing or blind? Is it not I, the Lord?" (Exodus 4:11). God made the disabled and infirm. Babies are born every day with defects. Many children grow up with congenital deformities. Some people have illnesses that last for years. While it is unexplainable according to our human logic, it is all part of God's sovereign, loving plan.

Some sicknesses are from Satan. (Luke 13:11-13). God may allow Satan to inflict illness for His own sovereign reasons. The classic example is Job (Job chapter 1).

Some sickness is God's chastisement for sin. (Numbers 12; Deut. 28:20-22; 2 Kings 5). "Before I was afflicted I went astray, but now I keep Thy word" (Ps. 119:67)22


Other examples include God tormenting the Egyptians with skin boils (Ex. 9:8-12), inflicting King Jeroboam with leprosy (2 Kings 15:5), and striking Saul with blindness (Acts 9:1-19).

The Bible also tells us plainly that God disciplines the Church through sickness, hardship, and even death (1 Cor. 11:28-30; Heb. 12:7; Acts 5:1-11) and that we should joyfully accept trials "of many kinds" because God uses them to make us mature (James 1:2-4; Psalm 119:71,75). Clearly God allows and even causes sickness for His own sovereign purposes.

Jesus said that we are actually blessed not through victory and success but through mourning, persecution, insults, poverty, hunger, weeping, hatred and rejection (Matt. 5:3-12; Luke 6:20-23; John 15:18-20). He said that those who follow Him may see their family members become their enemies (Matt. 10:34-36; Luke 14:25-26), and that the world would hate them (Matthew 10:22; John 15:18). All who follow Jesus must give up everything (Luke 14:33) and deny themselves and take up a cross (Matt. 16:24-25; Mark 8:34-35; Luke 9:23), which means embracing an instrument of torture and death.


Throughout the book of Acts the disciples were persecuted, hauled into courts, threatened, imprisoned, beaten, flogged, stoned to death and put to the sword. They faced riots and mobs. False witnesses were brought against them. They were scattered from their homes (Acts 8:1) and some believers even had their property confiscated (Heb. 10:34).

At one point Paul was imprisoned for two years (Acts 24:27). According to 1 Cor. 4:9-13, he and his companions suffered hunger and thirst, their clothing was reduced to rags, they were brutally treated, they were homeless, cursed, persecuted, slandered, and they compared themselves to scum and refuse. They was "hard-pressed", "perplexed", "persecuted", "struck down", and "always given over to death" (2 Cor. 4:8-11). They faced troubles, hardships, distresses, beatings, imprisonments, riots, hard work, sleepless nights, hunger, dishonor, bad report, beatings, sorrow, and poverty. (2 Cor. 6:4-10). Paul himself was chained and imprisoned frequently, flogged five times, beaten with rods three times, stoned once, shipwrecked three times, and was constantly on the move from danger. Cold and naked, he sometimes went without food, water or sleep. (2 Cor. 11:23-27) At one point in his ministry everyone deserted him (2 Tim. 4:16), and at another time the pressure and despair was so great that he no longer wanted to live (2 Cor. 1:8-9).

Who can help me to get The man of God to come in South Africa and preach this powerful message of the Saving Grace of my Lord Jesus in my church but for the Great community ? I understand those who are contradicting him. This is the same reaction of pharisees vs Paul revealing messages. Any, Pastor Joseph Prince please come in South Africa and spread light. How can one criticize Oral Robert ? God help !

Hi Ngoy!

I am also from South Africa. Pastor Prince lives in a very rich country where there is material abundance, that is why his message works in his country. I don't think we can apply this prosperity gospel to a country where there are large communities of underpriviledged people. I have seen these type of ministries and what they do to the poorest of the poor in our country. First, the church lures the vulnerable by promising health and wealth. Then the poor come and give all their money believing the lie of a 100 fold return. Then the pastor gets rich, and the poor get poorer.

Also - the sick come in hordes to the healing services and are told to claim their healing by faith. Then they are warned that they must not believe the physical symptoms which they can still feel in their body because these symptoms are allegedly a lie from the devil .Then they are warned not to lose their healing through doubt. they are told that they must speak positive confession regardless of physical symptoms. i.e. they are told to LIE about their symptoms. If they ever say anything negative (for example "I am in pain") then they will lose their healing.

I am speaking from my own experience here - I went to a prosperitiy gospel church here in South Africa and I saw the following results: my fiance was told that if he wants his business to prosper then he must sow financial seeds into the church even though he did not have a regular income. Guess what happened? After 2 years of tithing and sowing and praying in tongues and working hard, the business did not take off! As for me, I have sought God for a physical healing for 3 and a half years and followed all the advice of the church diligently. Guess what? No healing yet. Only confusion. And i got accused that my faith is not big enough, and that I lost my healing through doubt, and blablabla.

Why do so many people not get their healing if these pastors are teaching the truth?

God is not the author confusion. Jesus never told people to lie about their healing. Jesus said your faith only nees to be a small as a mustard seed. Jesus also did not warn people not to lose their healings. Jesus and his disciples never went around promising material wealth through the gospel. The great comission is to: preach the good news, set the captives free, heal the sick, etc etc. So yes, i do belive Jesus Heals today....but not through the techniques taught in the prosperity gospel churches.

Anyways all the best...this is just my opinion based on my own observations and experience. I do not mean to offend anyone.

dear sir, i really hope that you read this book again. with an opener mind this time. Jesus loves you!

"Beloved, I pray that you may prosper and be in health, just as your soul prospers"
3 John 1:2

Destined to Reign: The Secret to Effortless Disappointment..."

It is time to speak up about a certain teaching which has recently captivated many Christians. The teaching is encapsulated in the title "Destined to Reign: The Secret to Effortless Success, Wholeness, and Victorious Living" taken from a book written by a rising star in Christendom.
Without going into detail about the teaching, it would behoove us to make some observations beginning with the title of the book, especially the phrase “Effortless Success.” This term would appear to appeal to people who are looking to make a fast buck without trying, perhaps to the kind of people who buy lottery tickets hoping for that one-in-a-ten-million dream to come true. There are many such people, even among Christians, and they might want to buy the book and unwittingly enrich the author. But the title does not square with Jesus’ words, "Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross and follow me.” Certainly taking up the cross is not meant to be effortless and painless. We must discern carefully.
Now even if after buying and reading the book we come to the conclusion that the above is not what the author meant to say at all, nevertheless the title given to the book is clearly meant to attract a certain kind of person---of which there are many. And that could increase sales. What does that say about the author?
The author is also reported to give himself an annual salary of nearly US$1,000,000 from the church which he pastors. This would not raise eyebrows if he were the CEO of a profitable corporation. But he is a pastor, a full-time servant of God. Would the Jesus of Nazareth we see in the Scriptures approve of such an arrangement? Would Paul the apostle, who warned of “people of corrupt mind, who have been robbed of the truth and who think that godliness is a means to financial gain”, approve of this level of income? We need to exercise careful discernment based on this fact alone.
It’s likely that someday this pastor will no longer need to draw a salary from his church because of the skyrocketing sales of his book---as is reportedly the case with a very successful pastor in Houston. Nevertheless, the question of his motivation and what is in his heart remains.
We also might want to examine how the author presents himself, because that might offer insights as to what is in his heart.

Above, the author appears to present himself in a way that might remind us of an Asian version of Elvis or even Michael Jackson. In fact, he---only half-jokingly---compared himself favorably to Elvis in one his meetings by quipping before an admiring audience that he was in fact better looking. (While some may say that Elvis loved the Lord, most if us would agree that pastors should not want to emulate his appearance.) Based on this photo and others, this pastor appears to be making himself attractive in a worldly fashion. It is not wrong for a believer to present himself or herself in a way that will do honor to their Lord. But what kind of Christian is attracted to a servant of God who presents himself as a rockstar or teenage idol---the kind at whom weak-willed women might want to throw themselves? Might such a Christian lack discernment?
But let us say that after reading the book we find it to be uplifting. Casting aside the question of whether or not his teaching on grace is scriptural---which many say it is definitely not---how ought disciples to respond when the teaching appears good, but the teacher is suspect in terms of his personal life?
When there are areas of personal weakness in a servant of God---weak places in his armor---the enemy will have opportunities to deceive. This deception can and will eventually work its way into his teaching, as wonderful as it may sound. Personal holiness and sound doctrine should go hand-in-hand. Paul said to Timothy, “Watch your life and doctrine closely. Persevere in them, because if you do, you will save both yourself and your hearers.” Paul also prophesied to Timothy, “For the time will come when people will not put up with sound doctrine.” That time has now come. Christians today love to have their ears tickled.
In his teaching the author of course emphasizes the grace of God. Why are some people drawn to such an emphasis? It could be that they need to be reassured of God's love because of a Catholic background or an upbringing devoid of parental love, strict or otherwise. That is certainly understandable. But there is another reason why Christians might be uncertain whether or not they are saved. It may be because they have not overcome sin in their personal lives and they are not obeying the Lord and living their lives on earth as the Scriptures command. Therefore they might be drawn to the teaching on grace which gives them assurance of their salvation despite their disobedience.
We are not here discussing the conditions for salvation, but rather one type of person who might be drawn to this type of teaching. The teaching effectively offers us an excuse and pretext for not obeying the Scriptures: “But just as he who called you is holy, so be holy in all you do.” This is despite the repeated denials by the author that the teaching is not a license for immorality. But really, why worry about some present sin in our lives if all of our sins---past, present, and future---have already been forgiven?
Moreover, as mentioned earlier, another type of person who might be drawn to this kind of teaching is the one who is looking for a fast track to the good life and an easy path to the throne. There is no such easy path to the throne. As Paul said to the Corinthians, "I strike a blow to my body and make it my slave so that after I have preached to others, I myself will not be disqualified for the prize."
Of course, the author of this teaching on grace is well aware of these verses and will have refuting Scriptures at his disposal. It will be another case of “my scriptures against yours”. How then can we make any conclusion without first conducting an exhaustive theological examination of the teaching? It may boil down to a matter of discernment.
Do believers today want and exercise that discernment? Or do we want to remain “infants, tossed back and forth by the waves, and blown here and there by every wind of teaching and by the cunning and craftiness of people in their deceitful scheming”? Mature believers want what the Spirit desires. But infant believers want what the flesh desires. And the flesh wants to live on easy street enjoying a free lunch and a quick trip to the top of the heap.
One thing is certain: with his many followers and rising popularity around the world, the author of this teaching has undoubtedly discovered the secret to success and victorious living in this life for himself.
Have we not seen this before in the Church, over and over?

Note: Salvation should be a settled issue for disciples who have been properly taught, and should not need to be revisited over and over ad nauseum. Rather, disciples should now be setting their sights on their eternal reward in the next age, and how not to suffer loss in their reward by doing works that do not stand the test of fire (1 Corinthians 3) or by not beating our body and making it our slave (1 Corinthians 9).

A very poor and amateurish review as it does not provide basis or support for the author's views against Joseph Prince's book.
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I have listened to and read Joseph Prince extensively and he is a refreshingly accurate New Covenant preacher. His preaching has drawn me so much closer to Jesus.

Interesting review !
Enthusiasts of radical grace should see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UjXK4XuXd00

I Thank God for Pastor Prince.

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HI friends Pastor Joseph Prince told every thing with quotation from Bible only so when you respond as "he is wrong" Where is your Bible quotation for it.