PASTOR GINO CLAIMS A JOB, THEN A BUSINESS | THE TRUTH IS NEITHER

Описание: PASTOR GINO CLAIMS A JOB, THEN A BUSINESS | THE TRUTH IS NEITHER

Live Broadcast — March 10, 2026

Tonight we will examine statements made by Pastor Gino Jennings during the TOG Broadcast from Winston-Salem, NC on Sunday (3/8/26). In that broadcast he made several claims that raise serious questions when placed side by side.

During the message he first said “I HAVE A JOB.”
Later in the same discussion he said “MY BUSINESS BRINGS ME ENOUGH.”

Those two statements describe two completely different work relationships.

A job means a person works for an employer.
A business means the person owns the work that produces the income.

When someone says both in the same explanation, the language separates two different positions. One statement identifies employment, while the other identifies ownership. A job and a business are not the same thing.

So the question becomes simple:

If a preacher says “I HAVE A JOB”
and then says “MY BUSINESS BRINGS ME ENOUGH,”

which one is it?

During the same broadcast Pastor Gino also made another statement. He suggested that if he preached “touch and claim it,” people would not complain. He also suggested that critics say it would be impossible for him to steal from the church.

But that is not what has actually been said. The issue raised by critics has never been about something being impossible. The issue is about statements that do not match the record.

Evidence already shown publicly confirms that the mansion where he lives is owned by the church, not by him personally. The property belongs to the ministry organization.

Yet he also said that he buys everything he owns.

When those statements are placed together, another question appears:

If the church owns the property, then it was purchased by the church. If it belongs to the church, it is not personal property. That again creates a conflict between the words spoken and the record that can be verified.

Tonight’s livestream will go through the exact timestamps from the broadcast so viewers can hear the statements for themselves and judge the matter by the record.

The Bible itself commands believers to test what is preached.

1 John 4:1 (KJV)
“Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.”

The apostle Paul also warned about those who treat religion as a way to gain money.

1 Timothy 6:5 (KJV)
“Perverse disputings of men of corrupt minds, and destitute of the truth, supposing that gain is godliness: from such withdraw thyself.”

And Peter warned that some ministers would make merchandise of people.

2 Peter 2:3 (KJV)
“And through covetousness shall they with feigned words make merchandise of you.”

This livestream is not about rumors or speculation. It is about examining statements and comparing them with the record.

The issue is simple and direct.

If someone says “I HAVE A JOB,”
and also says “MY BUSINESS BRINGS ME ENOUGH,”

those are two different claims.

So tonight we examine the statements, the language, and the evidence so the audience can measure everything for themselves.

The Church In the Name of Jesus Christ with the messenger of God Apostle L. C. Mathis

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Return to the record; let truth be measured.

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