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Reconciliation between Evangelicals & Charismatics


From Dr. Charles Wisdom


June 2008

"I thank the Lord for the wonderful way He is using you in this special ministry. I pray you don't become discouraged. Sincere and well meaning Brothers and Sisters may disagree with your ministry. It (healing ministry) is, of course, somewhat out of the mainstream of Evangelical ministry practice. Also, unfortunately, "Signs And Wonders" ministry, of which healing ministry is a part, historically has attracted persons whose use of Bibical materials is often shallow. That is one reason I believe in your approach. I see you "rightly dividing the Word" in your teaching. ( By the way: Jesus' ministry on earth was three-fold: preaching, teaching and healing. Your ministry is valid.)"

Dr. Charles Wisdom is a former Chairman of the Trustees of Houston Baptist University; Pastor Emeritus of First Baptist Church in Katy, Texas; Senior Pastor of Waller Baptist Church


Other comments from Dr. Wisdom

"I approve Brother William for many reasons:

1. I think God has placed this calling on him and his wife: physical healing as a means of leading people to place their faith in Jesus Christ. Especially in developing countries God is using this ministry to open the eyes of unbelievers and give them hope for healing and for eternal life.

2. He is not an "extremist" in the healing ministry. He believes in doctors and healing through the means God has given us (medicine, etc). In addition, he is not using this ministry for personal gain: he is not making millions of dollars and flying all over the world in his own jet, etc. (I do not know the hearts of those healing evangelists on TV. I will let God be their judge. However, I am greatly concerned that the love of riches, power, etc. is getting to some of them!)

3. They have humble, caring, Christ-honoring spirits. I believe they are people of great integrity.

Bottom line: go to his Training; you will be blessed. If God is calling you to this ministry, you will get lots of help from them."


March 2002 from Dr. Wisdom

"I am happy to commend to you the person and ministry of Brother William [of The Elijah Challenge]. The Lord has gifted him with keen insight into biblical teachings on POWER ENCOUNTERS and he handles this exciting and potentially controversial subject with great wisdom. I have attended the seminar William teaches and this led me to invite him to present it in the First Baptist Church of Katy. Any pastor or lay leader will be greatly blessed who sits at the feet of this gifted and humble servant of the Lord."



From Pastor Roy Meadows

Brother William and his wife are for real. They are faithful to the Word. They are sweet and humble. I love them. I encourage you to attend their Training.

Roy Meadows
Senior Pastor
Westland Baptist Church
1407 W. Grand Parkway S.
Katy, Texas

 

Received from a Southern Baptist missionary in India who attended The Elijah Challenge Training in Uttar Pradesh

"I wanted to write and let you know, again, how much we appreciated the teaching you brought to [our area]. We have applied much of your teachings to our personal ministry and have seen much fruit in the past couple of months from it. We had 12 student volunteers this past summer and taught them all from your material about using their God-given authority. As a result, several people have indicated decisions for Christ due to healings and miracles.

A university professor from a large Christian college even took your teachings with him and indicated a possibility of including it in his teachings this next year. We've also included it in our trainings as we've been training hundreds of nationals in how to plant churches. So thank you again for your influence and for your teaching from God's word."


Reconciliation between Evangelicals & Charismatics