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Benny Hinn had a need for a special offering for a Jet many years ago...I guess they can't fly commercial.

 

I remember him - he would smack people on the head.

I remember him - he would smack people on the head.

 

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Dont waste your time on TV , go to the web and get real, good , honest preaching. Having said that it would help to know what you are looking for . Some are good at attracting seekers , some are good at growing Christians , lots of style and variety . I'd personally recommend anything by James Mcdonald. He's a great teacher and super practical and easy to follow . Straight forward and challenging also.

But he mainly preaches to those that already believe .

Absolutely. Most colleges have a course that will cover the fundamentals of multiple religions

 

I actually taught my freshman this exact unit in World History last week

Cool, exactly the kind of thing I am looking for.

 

I will set the DVR up.

 

And I don't care about the money, jets, fame, etc, I just want to hear what they have to say. In other words, I want to go into it bias free and not get caught up in the small stuff that could put a negative spin on it.

I used to enjoy watching Jimmy Swaggart on TV in the '80s -- not from a theological standpoint -- but as a form of entertainment. I would rank him at the top of the list. Swaggart, related to both Jerry Lee Lewis and Mickey Gilley, would sing, preach, stir up the audience and cry his eyes out before asking for donations from those in TV Land. Check him out on youtube. Joyce Meyer certainly can work a (mostly female) audience with the best of 'em. Oral Roberts was the king of TV evangelists in his day.

Fr. Corapi used to just enjoy teaching but the fame got to his head. Obviously considering his superiors ordered him to end his public ministry. Not sure what he is doing now. Wouldn't surprise me as a way to teach him humility if he hasn't been put into a very lowly role.

Last time I checked, the wealthy Corapi was living in a gated community in Kalispell, Montana, and is seen from time to time riding his motorcycle. The Black Sheepdog, as he styles himself, dropped out of his religious order a few years ago after the allegations of impropriety surfaced.

Google Pastor Melissa Scott sometime.

None , they are ALL charlatans . Looking to enrich themselves at the expense of the naive .

Preaching is like NFL football, you can watch it on TV, but there's nothing like being there in person.

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So far I have checked out Billy Graham and Joel Osteen.

 

I am also going to check out someone here on BGP that sent me a link of their Christmas sermon and probably a couple of others.

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Preaching is like NFL football, you can watch it on TV, but there's nothing like being there in person.

 

I have been to plenty of churches.

I have been to plenty of churches.

 

Are any of them still standing? :sssh:

Don't know of any on, but wouldn't think they'd be the best place to go to get unbiased information. :idunno:

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