TBN broadcasting Michaeline Pastors now

[HaShev]

Doug Batchelor - Amazing Facts is finally on TBN instead of his own broadcasts elsewhere.
It's a SHEVA Day Adventist Church and the broadcast was called
HaShev to YeruShalem (Back to Jerusalem).

 

[BULLDOG]

TBN. The send me money or you're going to hell network.

 

[HaShev]

But we are also seeing them take any pastor's money to book up air time even if it conflicts in teachings.

 

[MarcATL]

Doug Batchelor - Amazing Facts is finally on TBN instead of his own broadcasts elsewhere.
It's a SHEVA Day Adventist Church and the broadcast was called
HaShev to YeruShalem (Back to Jerusalem).

Interesting.

And what's the meaning of "Michaeline?"

 

[BULLDOG]

But we are also seeing them take any pastor's money to book up air time even if it conflicts in teachings.

Of course they are. You don't think that network is about their heartfelt religious beliefs do you? It's about $$$$, and if you want to sell some snake oil concoction and claim it will help you lose weight, cure cancer, prevent diabetes, and make your hair silky, you can, as long as you throw a "PRAISE GOD" or two in your sales pitch. I'm not saying your favorite program is a snake oil infomercial, but it wouldn't matter if it was. Just come up with the cash, and you're in.

 

[HaShev]

Doug Batchelor - Amazing Facts is finally on TBN instead of his own broadcasts elsewhere.
It's a SHEVA Day Adventist Church and the broadcast was called
HaShev to YeruShalem (Back to Jerusalem).

Interesting.

And what's the meaning of "Michaeline?"

Guardian warriors of faith and orders that were adhering to beliefs that Archangel Michael is the Biblical Moshiach or was the source called Christ.
But I use that term to define all sects that adhere to that belief, like SDA, JW, Coptic, Chaldean church, some Catholic orders, some Orthodox orders, Universal Church etc

 

[HaShev]

But we are also seeing them take any pastor's money to book up air time even if it conflicts in teachings.

Of course they are. You don't think that network is about their heartfelt religious beliefs do you? It's about $$$$, and if you want to sell some snake oil concoction and claim it will help you lose weight, cure cancer, prevent diabetes, and make your hair silky, you can, as long as you throw a "PRAISE GOD" or two in your sales pitch. I'm not saying your favorite program is a snake oil infomercial, but it wouldn't matter if it was. Just come up with the cash, and you're in.

Of Course, that's why
Appropriately named Creflo DOLLAR
was the pastor that followed the broadcast.