In last week’s piece about the Universal He Fine/He Ain’t Shit Matrix, I referenced The Gospel of Pussy Prosperity. I received a lot of follow up from folks curious about it.

The prosperity gospel turns God into our servant and puts him in debt to us. The god of the prosperity gospel is not a god at all but a power that people try to control.

But as with the prosperity gospel, Christians must be wary of worldly promises from false political saviors. Christians will only ever have one savior, and he’s not in the Oval Office — he’s ...

“The prosperity gospel is a distortion of long-standing commitments black churches have had to the social well-being of the black community,” Smith said. “Historically, ...

Now, these verses might not convince you to follow the prosperity gospel. (Maybe you think they were taken out of context, or that they were specifically intended for Israel, ...

The prosperity gospel is rooted in American Pentecostalism and evangelical Protestantism, but experts say it’s become huge across faith in general, and especially among unaffiliated, ...

In 2018, van der Walt began work on one. Over the last seven years, the Imprint ministry has printed about 60 gospel-centered ...

The prosperity gospel runs contrary to all Jesus said and did. It makes a mockery of his life, death and resurrection. And it will not last forever. Maybe it’s already on the way out.

That is what the prosperity gospel ignores, and understandably: It feels so much more positive and productive to focus on the parts of the Bible that give us a feeling of control.