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A thumb up or a thumb down, nod of approval or a shake of the head, or at least a sigh.

I was expecting none since he is COG.

Developing a Demon-Free Zone Over Your Life, Jentezen FranklinNo More Dry Seasons, Rod ParsleyWriting Your Own Ticket with God, Kenneth HaginEtc.

COG preachers don't have to prove things scripturally. They receive it by the Spirit. You lump one of the greatest COG preachers in with some you have cast as leading men astray. I didn't know Doyle would let us do that on this board. You must have some pull with Doyle.

CA, how do you know I aint Doyle? Seriously, if Ray Hughes wrote a article/book titled Developing a Demon-Free Zone Over Your Life, I would feel the same way. Just because a feller is COG don't mean he is exempt from discernment. The only concern of OTCP is biblical/scriptural/theological integrity.Now, take for instance the book by Parsley, No More Dry Seasons. Yes, it is a catchy title. But what does it imply? That if one reads Parsley's book it will impart some truths that will keep a person from ever goin through a dry season again--ever. This is not only wishful thinking, it is not biblical, and it does lead people astray in terms of potentially believing something that aint gonna work.Use the same logic with Jentezen's article and the same thing is true. Is there ever a place one can achieve in this life, regardless of the number of Daniel Diets one participates in, in which they can live in a Demon-Free Zone? Or, said differently, in a zone where the devil don't bother em cause he aint there? No! This is fanciful wishful thinking, it is not biblical, and it can very well lead some astray.

But they do sell well. For a love offering of $1000, I will send you absolutely free (fill in the blank