Pastor Creflo Dollar

Known prosperity gospel preacher Creflo Dollar recently made a stunning admission to his congregation, saying he was teaching something that is "not ...

Romans 6:14, the verse that opened Dollar's eyes to this truth, tells believers that "sin shall not have dominion over you, for you are not under law but under grace." But offer yourselves to God [in a decisive act] as those alive [raised] from the dead [to a new life], and your members [all of your abilities-sanctified, set apart] as instruments of righteousness [yielded] to God." Schreiner noted that commands stipulated in the Mosaic Law, or the laws or commands given by God to Israel through Moses, "are no longer in force for believers." Conversely, in the same passage it is stated that men are "cursed with a curse" for not giving their tithes. Furthermore, in this passage God made a promise to Israel that He will "rebuke the devourer" if they give their tithes. These portions were meant to be a provision for the Levites, who are ministering to the Lord in the temple full-time.

Pastor Creflo Dollar has admitted that he misled congregants and apologised for tithing teachings - here's a look at his net worth.

And if there’s one subject that the Church has used, for a long time, to keep people in fear and guilt, it is in that subject of tithing, and it has to be corrected. And it’s got to be corrected now.” He formed World Changers Church International in 1981 and the ministry has since become a leader within the local, national, and international community in the last thirty years.

American televangelist Creflo Dollar, the founder and senior pastor of the Atlanta-based megachurch World Changers Church International, recently confessed ...

For many years he taught prosperity gospel doctrine, the belief that God will bless those who give their money to Him. In 2015, he was criticized for raising money for a $60 million private jet. We're Christians now, under the grace of God, we have a relationship with God. We need to be talking to God about giving us wisdom in our giving." Throughout his message, Dollar stressed that there is a distinction between the Old and New Testaments when it comes to tithing. And today, I stand in humility to correct some things that I've taught for years and believed for years, but could never understand it clearly because I had not yet been confronted with the gospel of grace, which has made the difference." I may lose some friends, preachers may not ever invite me no more, but I think I already been through that, so it doesn't matter," he said to laughter from the congregation. "And that the teachings that I've shared in times past on the subject of tithing were not correct.