I Have Made It A Matter Of Policy Never To Accept Gifts For Healing. Greed And Materialism Are Perhaps The Most Common Cause Of The Undoing Of Many Men And Women With A Healing Ministry...When I Pray Over People For God To Release The Healing Ministry, I Always Instruct Them Never To Accept Money For Healing. - SearchQuotes

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I have made it a matter of policy never to accept gifts for healing. Greed and materialism are perhaps the most common cause of the undoing of many men and women with a healing ministry...When I pray over people for God to release the healing ministry, I always instruct them never to accept money for healing.

John Wimber

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