The Deceptive Cult of Bill Johnson and Bethel Church

Is Bill Johnson dangerous? Bethel Church may be the most deceptive church today. With concerns about Bethel, Kris Vallotton and Bethel Church miracle claims, we examine the deceptive cult of Bill Johnson and Bethel Church.

Between the Jenn Johnson cringey escapade and the misconduct of Bethel School of supernatural ministry can Bethel and Bethel music be trusted?

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00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:30 History
00:04:35 Emotionalism
00:09:39 Inappropriate Conduct
00:23:01 The Kenotic Heresy
00:32:24 Always Gods Will To Heal
00:57:48 The Wrong Commission
01:03:24 Teaching Gifts
01:09:55 False Prophecy
01:22:29 Little Gods
01:25:53 Appeal

[mmpapabear]

This video is incredibly 100% accurate. I was a member of Bethel church from 1988 to 2021. I was there when Bill Johnson came in 1996 shortly followed by Kris Vallotton. I served as an elder for 3 years. Bethel Church is the #1 most dangerous cult today. They are taking over local government with an eye to state and national positions. I am extremely grateful that more and more of this deceptive evil is being exposed. Thank you @Danielcguy

[simon]

When 'Revival' is people rolling on the floor and laughing uncontrollably instead of coming to Jesus and turning away from sins, then you know you have a problem, ....used to be a member but could never wrap my mind around that fact.

[MetzyMetz]

Thank you Daniel for your great work of making this video. God bless you brother.

[RobertEMason]

I can't stand to hear Bill Johnson's voice. He has spewed so much ungodly nonsense it sickens me.

[chadasonmcgraw]

I knew there was a lot of issues with Bethel. Hearing their music gave me a pause for concern, but now I see the issues were deeper than I could imagine. My heart goes out to the victims. Let us pray for these people.

[DaveBaldwin]

Another superb job my brother. This makes me angry and really makes me exercise how to be more Christ like.

[astrosquirrel]

The more I learn about this “church”, the more my heart breaks. All believers need to see this and understand how dangerous their teachings are.

[orionugget]

The part with Chris Valatton and his grand-daughter in law was BEYOND creepy. How inappropriate and just gross. Very good video, thank you!

[lindaruiz]

I don't see how Bill Johnson's congregation forgets that his wife died from cancer and was not healed.

[sanya_red_bird]

I cannot express how grateful I am for this video. I grew up in a church that was word of faith and my eyes were only opened in the past few years watching videos on heresy exposers like the ones you show. I also learned that my hometown pastor’s daughter…one of my good childhood friends, began attending the Bethel school of the supernatural (or whatever it is called ). I contacted her and tried to share my concern for her, and she basically told me that anyone against Bethel or their teaching are haters and don't understand God as good as they do at Bethel. My heart has truly broken for her and her entire family. We are in our 50s now, and both have grandchildren, and now several generations of her family are being led astray. I continue to pray that everyone lost in the deception of Bethel see the light.

[joelunchbucket]

The deception and pride just grieves me. This is the public face of Christianity, much to our shame.

[XSV]

Thank you for linking all these awesome teachers and theologians in your video description! I find it so refreshing to find so many good teachers on YouTube. I often prefer to learn through audio these days and it’s so easy to pull up a video, pop in my earbuds, and listen while I work!

[michellewarren]

Great job brother. The NAR is everywhere and it’s sickening

[SolusChristus]

So much righteous anger boils inside of me against Bethel, Bill Johnson and every so called leader and teacher in that heretical garbage dump.

[BrianAz]

I have my heartburn and headache meds ready for this one! Bring it!

[tjrizzo]

Bill Johnson is a faith healer but him and his wife needs glasses to see. Kenneth Copland has hearing aids and a pace maker. Why people fall for their con is baffling.

[Foreknown_]

Daniel: Here's an hour of irrefutable evidence that Bethel is teaching false doctrine and deceiving many.

Bethel defender: Nuh uh!

[dansands]

Please pray for me. I serve on my church’s worship team as a guitarist, I like serving on the team and using my talents as a guitarist to worship and honor God, but lately I’ve felt an overwhelming sense of meaningless and “fakery” in my role on the worship team and much of stems from the fact we play songs from groups like bethel, elevation, etc. everything about bethel I hate.. and believe me I don’t use that word lightly… the camera crew production that rivals a Hollywood movie set, the colorful lights and smoke screens and waving around colorful banners jumping up and down on stage.

It was actually because of me speaking up a couple years ago about bethel music that we’ve stopped adding any new songs from them, but there are two or three we still keep in rotation.

But truth be told I don’t want any part in this. I don’t want to be associated with these frauds even remotely. I don’t want to stand up on stage playing a song by these people and filling their bank account in the process.

All of this confusing and troubling to me because I love playing guitar and I would be lying if I said I didn’t like the music and the guitar tones/riffs, etc.

[elizabethfreshour]

I went to a church where people were "getting the holy spirit" like this. First off most of it was fake but there was also something scary there. God doesn't make you pass out and have a seizure. I never went back to such a place again.

[DanicusRex-mm]

I was brought up in the charismatic movement and several years ago i subscribed to the new age belief in speaking things into existence. Thats what this "church" is. New age practices with a Christian coating.