Ministry Clip Of The Week

Ministry Clip Of The Week - 2010-5-4

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+1 #3 PaulBaker 2010-05-05 04:39 Never thought I would hear such words come out of one posing to be a Christian, Joelico, of which you are obviously not.
Your words betray you. You are not a brother. Martin Luther King was killed for his moral beliefs. His murder was committed by those who wanted to silence the moral litmus test he was performing on America. His "black issues" were only part of his message.
And by the way, why aren't you in the pulpit doing the so-called better job than these men of faith? Why aren't you the example for all of us to follow?
You fail to prove the love of Christ, Joelico. That's my answer. Quote

-1 #2 Lorene 2010-05-05 03:42 "Man looks at the outward appearance but God looks at the heart."
Be careful Joelico, for with the same measure you use to judge others so will you be judged. Scarey thought, huh? Quote

-1 #1 Joelico 2010-05-04 21:06 I can't hear him for the shouting.

I don't understand why people give patronizing, prating preachers like this the time of day. There seem to be lots of them on TV, most of them wearing expensive suits and bling.

I don't believe he or many of them with 'Dr.' as their title have *earned* doctorates. They either got honorary ones from some place like ORU or they bought theirs off the Internet.

And when did he last fast? Derek Prince often said, "Never trust an overweight preacher." Good advice; but he should have added "and never send him money." Quote

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