Paula White, President Trump's longtime spiritual adviser, joined the White House staff last week. But she and the 'prosperity gospel' she preaches have been panned as heretical by many evangelical and orthodox Christians.
Washington It was"Power Night" at the City of Destiny church on Sunday and Pastor Paula White was urging her congregation to pony up.
"I want you to hear from God. God already spoke to me what I'm going to write out. You're going to write your checks to Paula White Ministries," White preached."If God tells you to give $12.99, do it. Whatever the Holy Spirit speaks to you. If you need to give by credit card, do so."White regularly urges those in her pews to donate to her ministry, promising that God will bless them with wealth and"visions" in return.
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