Today I am not going to be the one teaching, instead, I will be the student who desires to learn from my readers. As you might know, the best student is the one who shows his willingness to learn by asking a lot of questions. Even better, you don’t have to write your answers anywhere, just ponder my questions through your mind and keep the answers to your conscience and hopefully one day we will hear you teaching others. Our subject matter is giving in the house of God (church). Giving is by far the most preached about topic during Sunday services today. Well then, what is the God-accepted giving and what is the wrong kind of offering that the good Lord will never accept under any conditions?   Clear conscience? Does the Lord accept anything that is not coming from a heart that is free from manipulation, intimidation and pressure, regardless of the amount? I think Paul mentions something like “cheerful giving” somewhere in one of his writings. Suppose you made a good profit in your bu

  Apparently, the reason why you are poor, the reason why your business is not progressing, the reason why you get sick, and the reason why your family member passed away is that you have a terrible curse that runs all the way to your great grandfather. What concerns me is not that there are people who believe this (of course, everyone has a right to believe whatever they want), but my biggest worry is that Believers, I mean those washed in the blood are the ones propagating this as part of the Gospel message. Can you imagine that?   As in the case of all false doctrines, this generational curse teaching also claims to come from the Bible. They are able to look for any Bible verse, for example, Exodus 33:34 and force it to mean their preconceived doctrine — completely ignoring the basic principles of Biblical interpretation and hermeneutics. Yet the real truth is that this teaching actually comes from traditional African beliefs. Its basic idea is that whatever you are, whatever you h