tv mass VS televangilism

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I thought the televised Mass was offered for those who are unable to attend Saturday or Sunday services at a local Parrish. TBN has a different function. Televangelism is just one, teaching another, as full services are rarely shown by any of the TBN member Pastors/churches. Clean entertainment is yet another task.o. It is not provided to as a requirement for the faithful. As the actor Mr. T once said on TBN it is there 24/7 to fulfill the need of a spirtual booster shot. Perhaps when Bible reading becomes dry or when brothers and sisters are not around and you need a boost.
 
I thought the televised Mass was offered for those who are unable to attend Saturday or Sunday services at a local Parrish. TBN has a different function. Televangelism is just one, teaching another, as full services are rarely shown by any of the TBN member Pastors/churches. Clean entertainment is yet another task.o. It is not provided to as a requirement for the faithful. As the actor Mr. T once said on TBN it is there 24/7 to fulfill the need of a spirtual booster shot. Perhaps when Bible reading becomes dry or when brothers and sisters are not around and you need a boost.
If TBN taught correctly, it would be a booster shot to the faith of Christ. Saying it’s a booster shot is like saying we need a little booster of the disease, along with the other parts of the cure. If Mr. T was correct, he might say “I pity the fool that watches TBN thinking it’s correct in the ways of Christ. It’s not as bad as some, but still just ain’t really right.”
 
I love the Biblical TBN movies. Other than that, it’s EWTN and all its content.
 
If TBN taught correctly, it would be a booster shot to the faith of Christ. Saying it’s a booster shot is like saying we need a little booster of the disease, along with the other parts of the cure. If Mr. T was correct, he might say “I pity the fool that watches TBN thinking it’s correct in the ways of Christ. It’s not as bad as some, but still just ain’t really right.”
Amen.
 
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