Creflo Dollar is hoping a few folks will see fit to bless him.I'm not a Christian, but what little I've read of the life of Jesus would imply that he would have been horrified at the suggestion that one of his acolytes needed a top-dollar gold-plated chariot.
The minister, known for being a prosperity preacher at his Atlanta-area World Changers Church International, is seeking "200,000 people committed to sow $300 or more (to) help achieve our goal to purchase the G650 airplane."
Also, CNN, hire somebody who can do research, will you? No bizjet can make it from NYC to LA in 2.5 hours.
Fools getting taken by a con man... again...
ReplyDeleteOl' Creflo is one Christo-Hustler that doesn't preach small.
ReplyDelete"He's got twenty million dollars in his heavenly bank account..."
ReplyDelete-Frank Zappa
-Doug in Oakland
"Excuse me, I'd just like to ask a question. What does God need with a starship?"
ReplyDeleteJames T. Kirk
Well Copeland got him, I meant his ministry, a Citation X, so Creflo needs a G650! Hey, Jesus would approve, after all, he rode into town when his followers walked.
ReplyDeleteSnowdog, I didn't see ST:5. So I had to go look up the quote.
ReplyDeleteHe's even changed his surname in order to worship money instead of God. That's a big clue right there that this guy will be in no small amount of trouble on his Last Day.
ReplyDeleteBeware false preachers, people. By their fruits will you know them.
I take the actions of those "preachers of wealth" as conclusive evidence that they truly believe in neither the Almighty nor Jesus.
ReplyDeleteThis is what I thought of when I read this.
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drMMBE6KRbI