TV Preachers, Pastors, Evangelists you like or don't like and why.

I enjoy:
David Jeremiah
Charles Stanley
Greg Laurie
John Macarthur
William Bingham (Baptist Pastor from KY, he comes on our local station)
Mike Sage (Baptist Pastor from VA, he also comes on our local station)

I have always struggled to listen to Benny Hinn (for obvious reasons) and Rod Parsley.

 

quote: ROTFL = rolling on the floor laughing
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Tame it down please. That is rather charismatic.

Cheers.

Jim

 

Now we shall sing: Shall we gather at the river.

Now you can roll.

Cheers,

Jim

 

There you go Jim...sneaking in that Satanic Rock & Roll. Everyone knows rivers have rocks, and when you add roll, well...you are treading on thin ice there buddy! :laugh:

 

I think I have been treading on thin ice all of my life. I do require very thick ice before I walk on water though.

Cheers,

Jim

 

I like Stanley, Jeremiah, and Rogers. Don't know anything about Bowen or Merritt. Didn't care for Fallwell. All I ever heard him talk about was money but didn't listen often. I am like Jim1999, I don't care much for TV preachers. They are a poor substitute for worshipping among believers.

I wholeheartedly agree with your list of people to avoid. However as I said earlier I have never heard of Creflo Dollar, same goes for Murdock. Frankly I think Biblical preachers ought to avoid TBN.

 

==If you have never had the displeasure of having to watch Mike Murdock try to con people out of their hard earned money count your self blessed. Mick Bowen is a pastor in Knightdale, NC. His services are aired around here on a weekly basis. Biblically solid, very good indeed.

 

Haven't heard Garner Ted for years. He was a very charismetic speaker but as far as I am concerned, a heretic. I understand there have been some major changes toward orthodoxy in the Worldwide Church of God since its founder Herbert W. Armstrong died.

An illustration to show the danger of some TV preachers and I use the word loosely. One Saturday morning, more years ago than I care to remember, I turned on the TV and saw this kindly looking gray haired old man sitting there talking. I listened a few minutes. He was a good speaker and I did not hear anything that I could particularly take issue with. It was not until he finished that I found out it was Herbert W. Armstrong of the Worldwide Church of God. I had read about that heresy in Walter Martin's Kingdom of the Cults. Someone who was not familiar with that heresy could have easily been seduced by that man before they ever knew what he taught.

 

Not to get off topic but I thought O'bama was the only one around who could walk on water [unfrozen]. He would make a good TV preacher though since he conned over 50 million to vote for him.

And Cheers right back at you.

OldRegular

 

Mistaken post due to lack of attention to details.

 

NOtice the thumbs down in the title of his post.. he means he don't like them...

 

Actually I like my sons...

Here they are practicing to be on TBN...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxyHSYTmmrs&feature=channel_page

 

Woops, I gotta pay more attention! Thanks, TT! :wavey:

 

Sorry I missed the thumbs downs! What a relief! :thumbs:

 

Palatka

Dude

Tell me you're liein'!!!!

:laugh:

 

I understand why some would say that preachers should stay away from TBN, but imagine all the people that Charles Stanley and David Jeremiah can reach by being on TBN. John Mcarthur also did a great job of presenting the gospel on "Praise the Lord" one night.

 

I listened to Mike Murdock one sleepless night recently. I actually enjoyed to first part of it. He was pretty funny with his little folksy sayings. But then he went into his how-to-get-rich-by-sending-me-money schpiel and that was all I could take.

 

I only trust, Billy Graham. He never has done anything wrong. He was married, to the same woman, for over sixty years. And never cause, any controversy.
The others, I could careless about!