MISDIRECTION

The most prominent missionary in Haiti has spent the last two weeks denouncing the Asbury revival as a work of Satan. 

You may wonder how she knows with certainty that what happened in a small town in Kentucky was not a movement of God - well, she's glad you asked: "I prayed for a day & a half begging God for discernment, understanding & a word. He spoke to me Asbury is a counterfeit." 

She's no fan of the new Jesus Revolution film, either. From today's post: "Reportedly Collegiate Day of Prayer organizers coordinated w Jesus Revolution producers to release the film on the heels of Asbury's 'spontaneous revival'."

Everyone knows the Collegiate Day of Prayer organizers are tools in the hands of Satan! 😈

At least she is not claiming that God Himself is her source for this 'news'. I am no expert on such things, but it seems logical to me that film release dates are set months in advance. Is she saying the release date was moved up to take advantage of the revival or that the revival was a publicity stunt to promote the movie?

She continues: "The film's astounding profits bring to mind Jesus's words as He overturns money changers tables in the Temple, Mt21:13 13 And said unto them, It is written, My house shall be called the house of prayer; but ye have made it a den of thieves." 

I am confused. Is she saying movie theaters are now God's house? Christian movies should be free? I think if Jesus was to clean house in a movie theater, He would begin with the concession counter and their $8 popcorn! 

(For the record, by "astounding profits", she means $15 million. Hardly "astounding" by Hollywood standards.)  

As a side note, and not a bit surprising to me, as far as this missionary is concerned, "Reformed Theology" (AKA Calvinism) is orthodox and Scriptural. 

She and her husband exert great spiritual influence over Haiti through TV programming and local preaching. I don't know much about her husband, but I am hoping his theology, discernment, humility, and maturity are much greater than hers. 

The last thing Haiti needs is spiritual misdirection.