In my opinion, the Word-Faith movement is far more dangerous than any of the cults because they have infiltrated the church and leave the distinct impression with the secular world that their brand of "Christianity" truly represents Christianity. In truth, it represents the worst teachings ever to go under the name "Christian." It is unfortunate that Christian leaders are so afraid of Paul Crouch that they won't stand up to him, but continue to broadcast their programs on TBN or commend TBN's work. If you are a TBN supporter who thinks people like myself are causing division, read what these people say carefully, then ask yourself, "What would a non-Christian think if TBN was his first introduction to Christianity and he heard this stuff?" and "Are these the types of teachings the early Christians were willing to die for?" The Trinity Broadcasting Network cares little for doctrine. It matters not to them whether a preacher teaches there are three in the Godhead, nine in the Godhead, or if they deny the Trinity altogether, as in the case of T. D. Jakes. On October 29th, 1999, on a CNN Chat session, Matt Crouch told me that doctrine was not important. Below are the results of such thinking. Updated April 16, 2000.

Kim Clement	Kenneth Copeland	Paul Crouch
Markus Bishop	Creflo Dollar	Jesse DuPlantis
Marilyn Hickey	Benny Hinn	T. D. Jakes
Bob Larson	Joyce Meyer	Rod Parsley
Fred Price	Robert Schuller	Jack Van Impe
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Joni Eareckson Tada Comments On Word-Faith Teachers and Teachings

1 Americans The Apostle Paul writes his first epistle to the church in America.

	Hank Hanegraaff's theme is that there are scores of influential teachers who use the media to promote antibiblical doctrines and subvert the historic Christian faith. His expose' is accompanied by solutions for restoring Christ-centered Christianity.
	When God Weeps : Why Our Sufferings Matter to the Almighty by Joni Eareckson Tada, forever puts to death the nonsense of the Word-Faith movement.