Love brother Schambach and his family. I have known him and listened since 1980. I am now a well educated man myself and he is a man of God. I don't believe he can raise anybody from the dead but I believe Jesus can, and he can use brother Schambach, myself or another believer to do so. This is what brother Schambach was referring too. Who doesn't believe Jesus can't raise the dead, than you must not believe in the rapture either because one day soon, "the dead in Christ will rise first.." the Bible reads.

Hello People, I don't understand why you people are complaining and critising men of God. The bible says judge not that you might be judged. Let God decide who is serving Him. I am working for God too and most of you guys i am sure hear God's voice. Why not ask God if Father Schambach is really serving Him.

Check what FLICK01, Dr T Allen and see his comment on the man.

RW Schambach built an orphange for children in the 60's in Indonesia before it was popular to do so. His ministry bought and gave cars to the tribal leaders in the Tyendiega reserve and helped to raise monies for the training center there. Hundreds of thousands of pounds of food have been trucked into the poorest neighborhoods in America to feed thousands of children at the food drops he conducted in connection with his soul-winning crusades. Where does the money go? To help clothe and feed and minister to the needy. That is why they had an RW Schambach Day in the Bronx. He built wells for villages in South America and hexadomes in Afghanistan. I know because I helped him. I don't recall anyone from your organization being there or giving one dime to help the poor. Dr. Schambach has rarely mentioned or taken the credit for his humanitarian work of over 60 years. We will all stand before a holy God someday and then He will make everything right.

No this man is awesome, and has changed and saved so many lifes. and its not the preacher that raises the dead its God. And you have some nerve to mock God.

A shame!

refuse to comment or cast apursions upon another mans work; God ecompasses all truth for God is not mocked reaping shall eventally be justifed in truth ; in a nonperfect world the author of all truth will be the finisher of the same

Good theology but don't like it when he yells.

Now this guy is funny. Need to catch him doing healings. great fun. says he has raised people from the dead.LOL Hey, Why don't you and Benny Hinn raise old Adrian Rogers from the dead. He's been gone now for a couple of months. be a nice touch for your beg-a-thon! 

I still want him to raise someone from the dead on national tv, or at least restore a missing limb. 

Awesome preacher! Talk about revival!!!

On Wednesday May 2nd, this veteran gospel huckster was on TBN and boldly claimed that EVERYONE he prays for gets healed, and also made claims that he's raised people from the dead and that he prayed for a woman with an amputated foot, and she "grew a new foot." I've looked high and low for confirmation of ANY of these events, with no success. You'd think this would be international news. Beware this shameless false prophet

COFFIN OF GOLD All around its greed More more more I need If I have one I need more I am not satisfied anymore Not in my dream, I would share Greed overtook me and I stopped to care I am no longer satisfied with anything Feel like owning everything All the money in the world Still greed tells me more and more Where I will bury all these wealth I have lost myself thats the truth Help me to me they plead Greedy I am to see them plead What will I do with all these money? Still more more more I need Maybe I will have a coffin of gold Stacked inside with paper money Where will I take these after I die? With open arms and in coffin I lie No more can I hold anything The truth to leave behind everything Still I am filled with greed More more more I need

I Love him, HE'S GREAT!!!!

False prophet! His preaching is unbiblical! He may say some things that are accurate, but this is only to decieve! Pay attention to the things he says - you will see that he is a fraud and a son of satan. His "biblical" proof-texts are so twisted they cannot be found anywhere outside of his and other false prophets teachings. (Hinn, Parsley, Copeland, etc.) These are called "doctrines of demons" in the bible and are preached by "false prophets" like Schambauch and the others listed, and are meant to "decieve" people - "even the elect"(saved). If you try to reprove such preachers of false doctrine, as we are told to do in scripture, they will not defend themselves with God's word but instead, as Schambauch has done, cry "heresy hunter!" as an attempt to dismiss the criticism. Again, Schambauch will throw in some truth. He may even preach that salvation is through faith in Christ and His death on Calvary. This is done to add credibility to an otherwise incredible ministry. Don't be fooled. Avoid this man at all costs! Let your preaching come from a true man of God - NOT someone like Schambauch!!

Greatest Preacher of our Times! I know him he really lives a humble life dedicated to God.

Love to here this man preach... Talk about REVIVAL !!!!!! God Bless !!

Hey Vinnie your comments about R.W. are as transparent as His Theology!!! You really can't be that ignorant!!!Vinni You believe R.W. raised a dead man? Just wondering ,He claims he did!!!

Shambach's preaching are biblical. Those who criticize are the ones who don't follow Bible. Here is what God said to bring the money into the storehouse. Jesus is God so it is clear that Jesus is asking to bring tithe in Mal 3:10. Mal 3:10 Bring all the tithes into the storehouse, That there may be food in My house, And try Me now in this, Says the LORD of hosts, If I will not open for you the windows of heaven And pour out for you such blessing That there will not be room enough to receive it. Asking money for ministry is never sin in the Bible. http://jcsearch.com/blogs/vinisaac

Tells it like it is!

As a kid, I was a product of organized religion. Going to religious based schools taught me the basics about God but it had no meaning for me in what was then the present time (late 1960s). As far as I was concerned history and religion were identical subjects -- old stories about dead people. It just didn't make sense to me that I should have to show respect and reverence for things that took place centuries ago and then when I finally die I would be judged by the things that happened in my lifetime. The religious teachers that I had did not have any answers for me. All they could give me were procedures and textbook quotations. In fact, the most trouble I ever got into as a teenager was when I made the tactical error of making a fool out of my religion teacher in front of the entire school. I proved that I had passed his course simply by memorizing facts but those facts were of no help to me when I was out in the real world. Essentially I said something to the effect of What am I supposed to do? Carry this book with me everywhere I go and when I am faced with a temptation, open it up and try to find a chapter that applies? I had always thought to myself that if God was real, then certain things that I feel in my heart should be evident, but no religious teacher or authority figure ever said or confirmed what I felt was right. I finally reached a point where I was so confused that I said the heck with it all, and decided not to think about it any more. About 6 years later I got a job at a Lincoln dealership in my home town. Part of my duties consisted of picking up parts from other dealerships when needed. The vehicle that I drove had only an AM radio and one day out of sheer boredom I began to search the dial looking for something to listen to other than what was popular at the time. I happened to find R.W. Schambach and I stopped to listen for a few minutes. Right from the start he was saying things that I had always felt were right but could never get any of my teachers to say. He spoke of how things related to God in the present time, working in life today, as in right now. Within a few minutes he brought God up 2000 years for me by saying that everything didn't end with Jesus' death because his crucifixion had more meaning than just a death penalty, and that it was actually the beginning of a new way of interacting with God. As I continued to listen he spoke of how it all applied to the present time and I can recall driving down the road, pounding my fist on the dashboard and yelling at the radio saying I knew I was right! I knew I was right! Finding R.W. Schambach on the radio that day was a turning point in my life because it not only confirmed the things that I had felt in my heart, but now gave me a new direction in my search for answers. Over the years my questions have been answered and I think of the day I heard R.W. Schambach as possibly the most fortunate day of my life. It was the beginning of a journey that over time has brought me to a greater understanding of the faith that I choose to follow. R.W. Schambach gave me answers which I might never have discovered without him, and most certainly would not have discovered had I followed in the footsteps of those people who were supposed to have been my teachers on this subject.

another Benny Hinn and Don Stewart wannabee

good ol' thunder throat. this is a respectable man. known as the preachers preacher....