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Posted: 04-Jul-2004, 07:10 PM
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I seem to be in a minority of one here, but there are several that I DO trust! Joyce Meyer and Creflo Dollar to name just two. I'm sorry that the rest of you feel the way you do, but hey! to each his (or her) own!


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Posted: 05-Jul-2004, 01:44 AM
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Joyce Meyer is O.K. but Creflo Dollar is all about the money---we watched his show over a three month period and every telecast was about money in some shape or fashion. Why do all roads lead to money with these (most) televangelists/ministries????

Yes we need money to fuel the Gospel but it seems to line their pockets instead. Look at all the money these different ministries bring in---a movie like the Passion of The Christ could have been made years ago. It took a Hollywood actor to do it. Shame on us (The Christiandom Establishment)!!!

Sorry if I stepped on any toes out there---but I have to be honest. I lean toward Rich Mullins' and Brennan Manning's and St. Francis of Asissi's approach or convictions...Go and preach the Gospel...use words if necessary (paraphrased).

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Posted: 05-Jul-2004, 03:30 PM
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Didn't step on my toes! What I think you said, Roisin, is right on. thumbs_up.gif
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Posted: 16-Jul-2004, 11:33 AM
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QUOTE (Roisin-Teagan @ 05-Jul-2004, 02:44 AM)
Joyce Meyer is O.K. but Creflo Dollar is all about the money---we watched his show over a three month period and every telecast was about money in some shape or fashion. Why do all roads lead to money with these (most) televangelists/ministries????

I guess their feet are made of clay... the love of money (which someone once said is the root of all evil wink.gif ) gets to them too just like it does to the nonbeliever. Anybody can fall victim to that, can't they...

I like the way Billy Graham's organization keeps their funding going mainly towards taking the message of Jesus to people through the crusades & publishing. You don't see a lot of bling bling on Mrs. Graham's hands, or dear Billy driving around Black Mountain in a limo...

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Posted: 18-Jul-2004, 11:19 PM
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The old adage that says one rotten apple makes the whole barrel rotten is not correct...we all have to stand on our own character and be judged by our actions. So there are good televangelist along with the bad.

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Posted: 29-Jul-2004, 08:41 AM
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Absolutely! There are well-intentioned evangelists on the telly and on tour around the country that are doing their best to spread the gospel. I wish them much success.
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Posted: 21-Aug-2004, 07:57 PM
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I guess the idea of televangelizm is the evangelizing (preaching the gospel of Christ) on the television. That said, I don't spend a lot of time watching the evangelical message as I have been a believer in Christ for the last 26 years. I do, however, love a good bible teacher. My favorite in this arena is Adrian Rogers. For a good fire and brimstone preacher who is biblically accurate and is excellent at keeping Jesus elevated to his proper place, I recommend John Hagee.

Others I like are David Jeremiah, Charles Stanley, and of course Billy Graham. These people seem to be driven only to share the word of God, and to bring the saving message of Jesus Christ to those that are lost.

As for the likes of Benny Hinn, all I can say is YECH! They might know the bible, and be able to share the gospel, but that don't mean they're serving God. When they put their face in the camera and close their eyes, saying there's someone out there with a kidney problem, that just makes me sick. I can honestly say that there's someone here with a heart condition. Statistically speaking, there's probably over 100 on this board with heart trouble.

So, send me your money if you have a heart condition. Why not send me all your money if you have a heart at all, cause these things wear out! Just touch your monitor and ask yourself if you can live with not sending what you can. Puhleeeease! wacko.gif


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Posted: 21-Aug-2004, 08:34 PM
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I like the more humble preachers such as Billy Graham and James Robison. But I have to agree with many others here, that most of the tv evangelists are rather obnoxious and are fairly out of touch with the real world. We need more Christians like Mother Teresa and the late great Rich Mullins.
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