I tend to agree with Stuart but I like the message too.

Hooray!

The videoclip is good but it's an exception I say so I agree with you. Though one thing is good that they have it's those 5mins stories about though questions about faith.. don't remember what they are called and then clips when people tell their testemonies sometimes between the different programs.. And a big up for that the channel nearly doenst got any comercials, atleast not here in scandinavia..

I hope that they are sinsere enough to not send programs with to advance teachings about this and that - all to mutch - in like asia and the middle east and unreaches places. Instead I think they should focus on evangelism and aid for the poor programs. I agree that the rich churches of United States aren't the ones which should be in focus.. I'm not even sure those kind of preachers in mega churches with expensice suits and cars will get to heaven - atleast not if we should trust what Jesus sais: it's easier for a camel to come through a eye of a needle than for a rich person to come to heaven (who obviously loves his riches more than the poor people and God and his friends.).

Though in these megachurch ppl's deffense:
they may think they build the churches to attract people and to display the glory of God - but the glory of God is best shown trhough caring for the poor - as that shows the gentleness of our humble King.

Disclaimer: all people is saved through grace - but at some time before we get to heaven we have to deal with our selfishness. We cant be perfect but we can aim for it. About owning things: I have a personal computer that I dont really need cause we have a nice family computer also, so I guess I really shouldn't say something - but I could need it for work in the future so it's a dilemma. A Rule of thumb though is: it's more blessed to give than to get!

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We just wanted to weigh in on some of the comments about GOD TV. We understand Christian television doesn't always have the best track record, especially in the U.S. But if we can look to GOD TV in particular, and the founders Rory and Wendy Alec, you will find two people and an organization who truly care about loving poor and needy people, just as Jesus did. GOD TV donates a percentage of all revenue to Angel Mission to do projects that serve the needy. GOD TV via Angel Mission is also responding to earthquake victims in Haiti, as it did to the southeast Asia tsunami and other crises. Check out our full website at angel-mission.org to get a sense of all the amazing relief and development projects supported by GOD TV and our partners.

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Read the credits abow m8 :) to see the makers. It's for a aid oraginisation tied to a christian tv-channel though. But even if ur not a christian focus on what good the money goes to - don't get freeked out. Heh or perhaps thats just how ppl react here in sweden.. :P

And at 2:05. Typos in motion are typos nonetheless.

Also, great idea.

Thanks guys, the typos are embarrassing to say the least. New typo-free version is now in place.