He preaches on saving souls elsewhere, I've actually seen him do it.
I'm doing so because he is my brother in Christ, and we are told to love one another.
That's all well and good. I wish the best for my brothers and sisters in the Lord too. Unfortunately, false doctrines like these get these people all puffed up, and they look arrogantly down on anybody who doesn't want to be rich "through the Lord." ;)
I was acting as greeter in my church for awhile when this guy comes along, and hands me a manila envelope and tells me God told him to give it to me. I opened it up and it was a Kenneth Copeland magazine, with the lead article saying something like "Why Job missed God and suffered."
Now that just completely turned me off. Then my pastor wanted me to post a faith teaching, as this guy was affecting my pastor--I also put signs up for our church. I told my pastor, "Let this guy put up the message!" So I stopped putting signs up, and I stopped greeting.
I explained in great detail to this guy and to my pastor why I did not agree with this Faith Teaching. My pastor doubled down, and let this guy take some control of the service. The guy promised that if we let him have his way, God would bless the church. He would teach us how to give. He gave everybody a silver dollar, and said he was sowing into the church, to show us all how to give, in order to be blessed.
Trouble is, the church wasn't blessed. He had his way, and the church didn't grow, and we still have financial issues. He ended up leaving for Missouri. The real problem, if he had discerned it, was that our church had had a division, and many were to blame. They had lost their love, and everybody wanted control. It was a carnal "bloodbath" of sorts, and we almost lost our church for the 2nd time.
Now the pastor and his wife are gone, and the new pastor is strictly online due to the coronavirus. So much for Faith Teaching! I think we need to get back to the fundamentals of teaching the word of God, obeying God by choosing to love and edify one another, and stop wanting our own way.
But this doctrine is a fraud, and directs us away from the cross, from the blood, and from the lordship of our God. We need to get back to humility, and to considering others better than ourselves. The Prosperity Gospel only helps those in a position to be rich, or those in countries who even have an opportunity to get there. And that's relatively few people. It is, I think a false gospel.