And if you love freedom and its foundation, and you love God and your neighbor, desiring the best for all of them, get ready to be ambushed yourself, because you are a target of the Deceiver,” he wrote. “Please hear this, my freedom loving friends: This is the kind of attack our President faces 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Robison further compared Guerrero’s interview to attacks made on President Donald Trump. “That is demonic activity that attacks everyone on this planet, with their fiercest assault on the Body of Christ - His Church.” He rightly quoted the Apostle Paul, ‘We do not wrestle with flesh and blood, but with principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age,’” Robison said. “Now he’s being hammered and mocked for saying he flies a private plane because he doesn’t want to fly in a ‘long tube full of demons.’ But he was exactly right when he referenced the problem is not people. “I can’t be doing that while I’m getting ready to preach.”Īnd Robison agrees with Copeland’s explanation. Do you think that’s a good place for a preacher to be and prepare to go preach to a lot of people when somebody in there is dragging some woman down an aisle by her hair?” he asked. It doesn’t have anything to do with people. “We wrestle not with flesh and blood but principalities and powers. “No, I do not, and don’t you ever say I did,” he said intensely while wagging his finger at Guerrero.
He also admitted to using his ministry's three jets to fly to his vacation homes and challenged a running narrative that he believes people who travel on commercial flights are "demons." Copeland, whose estimated net worth is upward of $300 million, said he was a very wealthy man but his wealth did not come from just his ministry but natural gas on his property. The interview, conducted by reporter Lisa Guerrero, questioned Copeland’s lavish lifestyle including his love of luxury jets.
He has never been comfortable talking to the media, and was caught off guard,” he said. Ken is one of the most generous, unselfish, giving individuals I know. “When I saw it my heart was broken, because I know Ken and Gloria, and so many of their precious staff and faithful supporters. “My wife Betty saw Inside Edition’s attack on Kenneth Copeland before I did, and wept so freely she could not watch till the end,” Robison wrote in an op-ed for The Stream on Thursday. Televangelist James Robison, who is the founder and president of LIFE Outreach International, slammed a recent “ Inside Edition” interview with Texas-based prosperity preacher Kenneth Copeland of Kenneth Copeland Ministries as an “attack” that left his wife in tears and broke his heart. Televangelists James Robison (L) and Kenneth Copeland (R).
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