[Red Badger]

I don't put much credence in any tv preacher that has anything to sell. God's word is not for sale, it's free for the asking............

[Asfarastheeastisfromthewest...]

When she and her husband Lawrence erected a statue of Jesus on the grounds of their mega church in Monroe, Ohio, they made it 62 feet high.

Leviticus 26:1 Ye shall make you no idols nor graven image, neither rear you up a standing image, neither shall ye set up any image of stone in your land, to bow down unto it: for I am the LORD your God.

I'd say she may be a TV preacher but that doesn't mean she is obedient to God's Word.

[PalestrinaGal0317]

First off, anyone who can write for both Tim McGraw and the Backstreet Boys (gets out hand sanitizer and rubs down keyboard) deserves...something. I'm not sure whether it's respect, pity or a combination thereof.
Secondly, TV evangelists have always struck me as the epitome of loud and tacky. God certainly can (and, I'm sure, does on occasion) heal someone from terminal cancer. However, I'm reasonably sure that he has good taste.

[cookcounty]

"I don't put much credence in any tv preacher that has anything to sell. "

Me too, I'm a strong believer in God, but have seen enough hucksters and false prophets in my life to fill a stadium. As flies are drawn to honey, phonies are drawn to profitable possibilities of the Gospel. Now Pat Robertson is yet again telling us of his "prophecies." It's amazing this man who cannot tell God's Word from his own still has a following.