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I stand open to correction, but am asking for your evidence that MM is a bad guy, so to speak. I can show, I believe, that he has been a blessing through his songs and books. Does he know how to motivate giving to ministries? Without a doubt. Has he overdone it at times? I'm sure he has.But perhaps you would be so kind as to present the evidence that convinces you? Please don't just write hearsay, etc.

90% of what he says is good stuff.It's the 10% that crosses the line on every sermon.Evidence:wakeup at 4 am...flip the channels...he is on. Some of the ones he runs are over 10 years old - with the same word that God has for those sowing a thousand into his ministry.How about the story where everyone gives him fancy clothes - he can't stop them.Or the one where everyone gives him fancy cars - he can't stop them.They would be offended. God always blesses those that give to him. They are millionaires now.EVERY night.ad nauseum...

It's interesting that this topic has been brought up. In the past couple of weeks our church has had the privilege of having 4 Africans start to attend. In speaking to them, they said they are Christians because of MM. I personally don't know anything about him. I have heard of him but need to know more.

Thanks Tom, the next one to play was this youtu.be/RUP7r5S6rRwDon't miss Billy Locklear (Sadum Lied to Me) at about 9:50. He's selling pishtures of himself for blessings.

Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy, and where thieves break in and steal. But store up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys, and where thieves do not break in or steal; for where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. Matt 6:19-21Col. 3:5 So put to death whatever in your nature belongs to the earth: sexual immorality, impurity, shameful passion, evil desire, and

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Aaron, I'm not sure I'm not wasting my time by looking for evidence. What would convince you? What evidence could I produce that you would not respond with, but, but, BUT?Nevertheless, here is a link. The language is reprehensible. (Too bad we have to have secular voices calling out wolves.)Basically, this shows the clip where Murdock advises those who are already in credit card debt to go further in debt and send him $1000. Of course he uses the buzzwords faith, seed, etc.--just thought-stopping words which cause people to take leave of their common sense. Do you know people who are doing poorly financially? Some through hard circumstances, some through bad decisions and poor management. Just imagine those kinds of people and the desperation they feel when they think the best thing they can do with their money is help a TV preacher pay for his private plane.If you just want to see the clip of Mike Murdock, go to the video at the bottom of the article and skip to the following marks:minutes 2:34 - 3:06 Murdock gloats over the purchase of 2 planesminutes 5:48 - 6:20 Murdock tells people who are in debt to go further into debt (of course the piano playing in the background and undulation of his voice as he repeats the phrase use your faith are quite hypnotic)mic.com/articles/123961/watch-john-oliver-s-hellfire-sermon-on-american-televangelists#.6rrzG0hAl

The master manipulator knows what buttons to push.

The master manipulator knows what buttons to push.Sounds like you have Mama's number.

MM reminds me of Robert Tilton. It's all about giving for giving's sake with no real goal or purpose, nothing about fulfilling the great commission. If he was a Keith Green type raising millions for missions projects I could understand