No offense Costi, but I don’t think you know what you’re talking about when it comes to Bill Johnson and kenosis. He has stated more than once that Jesus is eternally God, despite your hysterics. When he said that Jesus set aside His divinity, it was a poorly worded account of Jesus setting aside His divine capacity (or His divine prerogatives as MacArthur himself has stated) when He willing took upon Himself the form of a man. (Phil. 2:7,8) Johnson wasn’t making an ontological statement, but a praxeological statement. In His essence Jesus never ceased to be God, but in His form and function He became a man and what He did was done as a man anointed and empowered by the Holy Spirit. (Acts 10:38) I’ve no doubt that Bill Johnson would affirm all of this if you would go to the trouble of contacting him for a clarification, which Christian ethics would demand prior to making a public proclamation of condemnation.