Interview with a Prosperity CEO

Posted June 6th, 2008 @ 3:05 pm by Chris Salzman

The Wittenburg Door posted this interview of John Copeland, the CEO of Kenneth Copeland Ministries in three parts:


Link to The Door part 1 of 3.

Link to the Door part 2 of 3.

Link to The Door part 3 of 3.

One thing that I found very interesting was John’s appeal to doctrine as an explanation for the way in which the ministry spends its money. While the prosperity doctrine does in fact validate their spending, it seems that one could hide behind a wall of doctrine for just about anything they wanted.

Any thoughts?

Filed in: Faith & Religion, The Church

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