UPDATES PUBLISHED: br Full Article:br br Twisted Message Series:br br Support the channel:br br br Available on Spotify, Google, and Apple Podcasts:br br br Weaponized Religion: From Christian Identity to the NAR:br Paperback: Kindle: br Jeremy Evans responds to investigative journalists examining the global influence of The Message, focusing on its financial operations and controversial teachings. The movement, founded by William Branham, claims millions of adherents and operates an extensive network of churches and nonprofit organizations, generating significant revenue through Voice of God Recordings. Investigations by Emily Hamer and Tim Steller reveal how The Message functions as a financial enterprise while exploring its doctrinal controversies and global impact. The report delves into critical accounts of financial misconduct and theological inaccuracies, including Branham’s failed prophecies and disputed autobiographical claims. Despite criticisms, Voice of God Recordings continues to distribute resources globally, claiming humanitarian and spiritual goals.br br Branham’s followers remain divided over The Message’s commercialization, with some emphasizing its spiritual mission and others decrying financial exploitation. Critics like John Collins and David Moseley challenge the movement’s integrity, highlighting suppression of dissent and financial mismanagement. Meanwhile, proponents argue for its role in spreading the gospel and aiding vulnerable communities. The investigative report portrays a movement marked by devotion and disillusionment, inviting readers to consider the legacy of Branham’s teachings amid ongoing debates about faith, authority, and financial ethics.