In Christianity one is also guided by Visions is a fact. Should what is disclosed by a Pastor be believed?

Question

My recent experience of many Visions disclosed very aptly and
positively by a Pastor with much fasting and joint Prayers, which
encouraged the layman to make deep commitments financially
turned out to nothing and a complete failure. So how come these
Visions are sought for in Prayers being true? Only serious
replies are welcome.

Answer 1

True visionaries rarely need to ask people for substantial sums of money.

True and godly visionaries are also very few and very far between, with perhaps only two or three dozen being truthfully revealed throughout the entire history of mankind.

One non-religious "visionary" was the late P.T. Barnum, of circus fame, who was known to remark, "There's a sucker born every minute."

He was right!

Don't let this scandal poison your faith. Learn from it, and go forward. Just be more careful next time.

Answer 2

Sister. If a vision is truly from God, it will come to pass. please sister, don't mis-understand me, There is TRUE visions & Dreams. If your Pastor is having a so call vision & he is asking for money, that vision was not from God, God don't need peoples money, He owns it all anyway. Now if Your Pastor had asked for money & that is what I get from your question, & it became a failure, That proves that your Pastor Vision was NOT from God., Sister wake up, God don't beg for money, Nor does his ministers, God owns all the money away. Satan can also give a dream or vision, Did not Satan gave Jesus a vision when Jesus was taking upon a high mountain, & statan told Jesus that if Jesus would just fall down & worship him, that satan will give Jesus all the kingdoms of this world, Jesus, rebuke satan, Jesus alreay knew that all the kingdoms of the world will be his one day.

Answer 3

Don't trust anything but the Bible. Visions and crap like that is all witchcraft. You shouldn't do it.