That's when he changed the date of America's economic collapse from April to May, and declared himself a false prophet if his prediction did not come true at the end of May. When May breezed by with the economy strong, Stair pushed the date back to the end of the year. Stair didn't back down on his other predictions. But in his June newsletter, Stair changed his story again and blamed God for it. It turns out that Stair has a history of false prophecies.
Stair continues to gain a following.
With the boosted income from new followers joining him, he has been able to beef up his broadcasts. At press time he was on 88 Christian stations nationwide. Rossi said his order has repudiated all those beliefs and now affirms biblical orthodoxy, including the belief in the Trinity, salvation through faith in Jesus Christ alone, and the Nicene Creed. The mysticism got out of hand. We were searching for experiences and found that it would lead us astray without sound doctrine.