ChristiRenee
October 19th, 2007, 10:56 AM
How hard is it to NOT get caught up in the popularity, fame and riches when you become a successful preacher/speaker?
I hear you about Olsteen, I have never liked his books when I scanned them at the Christian book store. His books and TV segments seem more like self help new age fluff than real meat like Derek Prince.
But I wonder how hard it is for them not to get caught up in it? I mean are there ANY preachers who are humble anymore?
I'll be honest, I can't even watch Joyce Meyer anymore. It makes me sick how EVERY message is about personal power or getting out of your rut or how God can bless you. Even her books seem really watered down to me- again, like fluff.
I'm not sure I can trust ANY of these so called speakers on TV anymore. It's like once they become "famous" they change. Their messages are more about keeping their popularity than about what the Holy Spirit wants them to say.
Is there ANYONE left? :idunno
I hear you about Olsteen, I have never liked his books when I scanned them at the Christian book store. His books and TV segments seem more like self help new age fluff than real meat like Derek Prince.
But I wonder how hard it is for them not to get caught up in it? I mean are there ANY preachers who are humble anymore?
I'll be honest, I can't even watch Joyce Meyer anymore. It makes me sick how EVERY message is about personal power or getting out of your rut or how God can bless you. Even her books seem really watered down to me- again, like fluff.
I'm not sure I can trust ANY of these so called speakers on TV anymore. It's like once they become "famous" they change. Their messages are more about keeping their popularity than about what the Holy Spirit wants them to say.
Is there ANYONE left? :idunno