Creflo Dollar on "Imagination"

Namaskar!
Interesting! I like many of Creflo's messages even though he attacks New Thought on a regular. But I found it interesting that on June 3rd, he preached this sermon on Imagination. For the month of June, one of our 12 faculties is represented by Bartholomew. That faculty is... IMAGINATION! Listen as Creflo Dollar uses Scriptures from the Bible to show how you manifest with your Imagination.
Blessings!
"So the outstanding need this day is for a new Christology, a new knowledge of Christ, a completely new thinking of the human imagination."
"Instead of teaching the true Christ, the churches tell of a Christ Jesus who lived and died two thousand years ago. They teach that he is still suffering for them even though they, themselves, are suffering. They do it because the priests do not know who Christ is. But if you who know who he is will put him to the test tonight, you will influence the world and bring about a new Christology, a new thinking about the human imagination . . ."
"So I say: the greatest need today is not for a different church, but for a new Christology, a new thinking of the human imagination! There was never another Christ and there never will be another, no matter what the world teaches. 'I go, to prepare a place for you.' Taking all of your requests, imagination's power goes and prepares a place for you to receive them. Going to the state of health, imagination prepares a place of health for one, of wealth for another, fame for another. You might not want to be famous, but if fame is their desire go and prepare a place of fame for them. They may not know that fame is simply a sketch in the sands of time. They may think their face can be engraved in granite and it will remain forever, but it is all an illusion. Their name can be forgotten as quickly as the next generation, but they want fame now and you - being the good shepherd - give it to them. Knowing the source of the phenomena of life you will realize nothing really matters. If you know how a thing is made and it is taken from you, you can remake it again. So you see: knowledge is far more important than that which knowledge has made, but man is lost in that which is made and has forgotten the maker."
~ Neville Goddard (THE NEW CHRISTOLOGY - 9/22/1967)