First Interstate Jeezis gets taken out by lightning. Now the Hour of Power takes a shower. How much more of this can we endure?
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Those who want to look into this further–there is an opportunity for learning beyond the sharpening of one’s ability to make snyde comments–might appreciate this article: http://www.albertmohler.com/2010/10/22/banruptcy-in-the-cathedral/
Here is a quote from it:
“The most significant problem at the Crystal Cathedral is not financial, but theological. The issue is not money, but this ministry’s message. The “gospel of success” is not the Gospel of Jesus Christ, therapy is no substitute for theology, and “Possibility Thinking” is not the message of the Bible.”