2) Not all can heal or prophesy – I’d have ask you to re-look at this paragraph, the points you make like “bundle home and auto insurance” or “You’ll save them money, and maybe even their soul” you never substantiate, and it’s scare tactics to feed your readers that already want to agree with you. If you are really seeking truth in an honest way, which I believe you do, you shouldn’t need this. It’s comments like these that in my opinion are how we end up with social media storms with no one changing their mind. Getting to your point, Paul says in 1 Cor 14:1 “Pursue love, yet desire earnestly spiritual gifts, but especially that you may prophesy.” I read that as an open invitation indicating that spiritual gifts, if pursued and desired, then Paul insinuates God is willing to give to anyone. If people pursue it, is it really that crazy to believe that our good God would offer that “any good thing?” The question you present is maybe He doesn’t give it. Which I agree, it is entirely up to God and pursued requests are not always received for mysterious reasons only God can answer. I do fully agree that Bethel and other Pentecostal churches go too far in the way they promote, market, and advertise their teaching or schools making it seem like Disney World. I think it is misleading to the younger generation that may throw themselves into something they might not be called to and could in effect displace their lives and careers.