I watched Rev. Jesse Duplantis preach on Trinity Broadcasting last night. He was his usual humorous self, giving his takes on a stiff white singer and a James Brownish black singer. At the end of his message, he played some film footage of a twin-engine long-range passenger jet called the 'Citation X.' He said that the Lord has led him to ask that 18,000 donors send him $1,000 each, so that he can purchase one of these jets for his ministry. The aircraft is not for his own personal prestige; it is not an ego thing. He needs it to travel on God's schedule to services around the globe wherever and whenever God calls Rev. Duplantis to preach.
Are you one of those who will give a thousand dollars? Or maybe you can give the entire 18 million dollars?
Originally posted by Paul DiracIt is the good lord's work.
I watched Rev. Jesse Duplantis preach on Trinity Broadcasting last night. He was his usual humorous self, giving his takes on a stiff white singer and a James Brownish black singer. At the end of his message, he played some film footage of a twin-engine long-range passenger jet called the 'Citation X.' He said that the Lord has led him to ask that 18,0 ...[text shortened]... of those who will give a thousand dollars? Or maybe you can give the entire 18 million dollars?
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Originally posted by Paul DiracIf walking was good enough for Jesus, why not the good Rev?
At the end of his message, he played some film footage of a twin-engine long-range passenger jet called the 'Citation X.' He said that the Lord has led him to ask that 18,000 donors send him $1,000 each, so that he can purchase one of these jets for his ministry. Are you one of those who will give a thousand dollars? Or maybe you can give the entire 18 million dollars?
Or is he another Jimmy Bakker? And his aircraft will become a flying brothel?
Originally posted by Paul DiracBless his heart, he's just trying to keep up with the Jones'. Paula White has her own jet. So does Joyce Meyer. So does Kenneth Copeland. Hell, he's even got his own airport.
I watched Rev. Jesse Duplantis preach on Trinity Broadcasting last night. He was his usual humorous self, giving his takes on a stiff white singer and a James Brownish black singer. At the end of his message, he played some film footage of a twin-engine long-range passenger jet called the 'Citation X.' He said that the Lord has led him to ask that 18,0 ...[text shortened]... of those who will give a thousand dollars? Or maybe you can give the entire 18 million dollars?
What I like to do is when they offer these trips to the Holy Land to make money off of unsuspectin' dupes, I axe em if I can ride besides them in tha first class sextion of their private jet. I just tell 'em tha Lord sent me a direct message that I could ride in tha seat next to ole Benny Hinn. How come those idiots on tha phone neva believe me?
Originally posted by Paul DiracLet him walk across the ocean like his boss did. and show us he's the real deal
I watched Rev. Jesse Duplantis preach on Trinity Broadcasting last night. He was his usual humorous self, giving his takes on a stiff white singer and a James Brownish black singer. At the end of his message, he played some film footage ...[text shortened]... sand dollars? Or maybe you can give the entire 18 million dollars?
Originally posted by kirksey957I don't know where Copeland's family tree is rooted, but whenever I see him on TV, I always think he could play the Aryan Nazi villain in a movie if he wanted to. He just has that look to his face. Maybe let the makeup people add a couple of dueling scars to his cheeks...
... So does Kenneth Copeland...
It would cost far more money to care for such a thing than it would to purchase plane tickets. Imagine, 18 million in plane tickets.
I seem to remember that it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter heaven. Oh, and weren't the poor of spirit blessed? What a hypocrite.