billiefan2000
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I have heard lately on Stan Johnson's Prophecy Club show that someone named David Taylor (who calls himself a APOSTLE for some reason by the way) has had visions that unless America repents the USA will be overtaken and destroyed by Russia.
I believe David Taylor is a fraud and here is why.
The fact he is associated with Stan Johnson of the Prophecy Club shows he is a fake to begin with.
Prophecy Club is a so-called Prophetic Ministry from Topeka Kansas by the way.
This Stan Johnson is truly in lala land and surrounds himself with all sorts of questionable characters.
Stan has a obession with promoting Dmitir Duduman (a man who got many of his visions wrong)
Stan still promotes Duduman and doing this still would be like someone promoting Richard Eby's False Visions.
Duduman had all sorts of revelations about end time events, according to himself, and Johnson used him as a calling card for his "Prophecy Club."
I always thought Johnson's organization was strangely named.
Johnson uses the word "club" as if it were some type of social get together, rather than using the word ministry.
In any event Johnson will have no mainstream prophecy scholars on his program because all of them know his slant.
Stan Johnson also has a history of threatening or lashing out at those who question his ministry and Stan dont even have his own show on TBN (not that I am implying any TBN Preachers threaten their critics

I believe David Taylor is a fraud and here is why.
The fact he is associated with Stan Johnson of the Prophecy Club shows he is a fake to begin with.
Prophecy Club is a so-called Prophetic Ministry from Topeka Kansas by the way.
This Stan Johnson is truly in lala land and surrounds himself with all sorts of questionable characters.
Stan has a obession with promoting Dmitir Duduman (a man who got many of his visions wrong)
Stan still promotes Duduman and doing this still would be like someone promoting Richard Eby's False Visions.
Duduman had all sorts of revelations about end time events, according to himself, and Johnson used him as a calling card for his "Prophecy Club."
I always thought Johnson's organization was strangely named.
Johnson uses the word "club" as if it were some type of social get together, rather than using the word ministry.
In any event Johnson will have no mainstream prophecy scholars on his program because all of them know his slant.
Stan Johnson also has a history of threatening or lashing out at those who question his ministry and Stan dont even have his own show on TBN (not that I am implying any TBN Preachers threaten their critics