In high school, Costi Hinn began to doubt everything he knew about faith, healings, and Benny Hinn Ministries. Though he enjoyed a lavish lifestyle, it wasn’t enough to keep him from asking questions that caused rifts in the family.
Why won't our family heal those in our lives who are sick? Why does God need our money to heal?
This began a journey that brought Costi out of Benny Hinn crusades into biblical Christianity.
In a majestic and mournful moment, Costi finally understood the true gospel and the tragedy of his uncle's teachings.
The promise of prosperity theology is that Jesus gave His life so that we can be healthy, wealthy, and happy. This is a message that not only deceives; it damns.
Now Costi is committed to proclaiming Jesus as He is revealed in Scripture. Only the biblical gospel saves. His story serves as a powerful catalyst to lead people out of prosperity theology and into a living relationship with Jesus.
Original Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=leWioCpGZRw
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