Benny Hinn says he’s repented of the prosperity gospel. But does he mean it?
As a health and wealth preacher, Hinn has found himself in the company of Joel Osteen and Kenneth Copeland, whose justification for owning three private jets would be funny if it weren’t heretical. But the televangelist, best known for promising God’s blessings to whichever listeners would send him money, has now said he rejects this type of avarice.
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