Do you listen to Christian radio?

[Lazy Agnostic]

...Or Televangelists?

Who do you like---or dislike?

[Em7add11]

Are you referring specifically to talk radio?

[Lazy Agnostic]

Are you referring specifically to talk radio?

Yes

[Jin-Roh]

I have in the past, I do not now. The only real reason is that I haven't been motivated to find out what the Christian radio station in the LA area is.

I remember I started listening to Hank Hanegraaff because many people in my church disliked him, but I never really got a clear answer except something like "he disagrees with my Church" or "he something that I disliked about so-and-so" or something.

While I think the guy came off as a little smug (and even this isn't something that is all the time), it was really hard for me to fault his arguments. I generally agreed with most of what he said, although I have not taken the time to read any of his books.

When I was younger, I enjoyed listening to some of the youth oriented radio ministry, but it fails being relevant to me these days for obvious reasons.

I think what I remember enjoying the most was listening to the preachers from large churches in the vicinity of the Central Valley and hearing different views shot back and forth. I thought most of those guys were good to listen to.

Focus on the Family kind of bugs me, and I never liked Point of View either.

[brother vinny]

I like Grace to You (John MacArthur), Desiring God (John Piper), Insight for Living (Churck Swindoll), In Touch (Charles Stanley), Love Worth Finding (Adrian Rogers), Renewing Your Mind (R.C. Sproul), and Truths That Transform (D. James Kennedy).

Most of the time I just listen to these in the car if I have the chance. The station that broadcasts these programmes is based out of Shawnee, Oklahoma, and the signal doesn't reach the entire Greater Tulsa area, and becomes intermittent as I drive further east. For some reason, I can't tune my clock radio at home to the station.

[Lazy Agnostic]

Keep 'em coming. I want to get a sense of TWebbers listen to.

I heard John MacArthur toinght. He says anxiety is a sin.

[brother vinny]

Keep 'em coming. I want to get a sense of TWebbers listen to.

I heard John MacArthur toinght. He says anxiety is a sin.

He'd be right.

Luke 12:29

"And do not seek what you should eat or what you should drink, nor have an anxious mind.

Philippians 4:6

Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God;

To the degree one is anxious, he has revealed his lack of trust in God.

[Sheepdog]

dang, you guys in the stone age? i listen to Hank Hanagraff, Greg Koukl (Stand to Reason) and Steve Gregg (Nerrow Path) over the internet.

i very rarely listen to traditional radio, and is only when i'm driving and not in a mood to listen to one of my CDs. And i don't watch Christian TV unless i want to see what heresy is the new fad

[$cirisme]

I don't listen to talk radio, though I have been meaning to start listening to Gregg Koukl.

[Lazy Agnostic]

He'd be right.

Luke 12:29

"And do not seek what you should eat or what you should drink, nor have an anxious mind.

Philippians 4:6

Be anxious for nothing, but in everything by prayer and supplication, with thanksgiving, let your requests be made known to God;

To the degree one is anxious, he has revealed his lack of trust in God.

So Christians must conceal their humanity from one another? That's just not healthy and displays an alarming lack of understanding of how the mind and body interact.

I'll start another thread on this topic. Where's the best place to post it?

[Jin-Roh]

dang, you guys in the stone age? i listen to Hank Hanagraff, Greg Koukl (Stand to Reason) and Steve Gregg (Nerrow Path) over the internet.

No. I just don't get the internet in my car.

[Sheepdog]

No. I just don't get the internet in my car.

dang, internet in the car? if they could figure out a way to market that, we could be rich.


[as if we need something else to beep at is while we're driving ]

[HerodionRomulus]

Talk radio and sermons, almost never. I used to enjoy J Vernon McGee but he's not on anything locally. Locally it's mostly reich-wingers pushing a social agenda against others and is hardly edifying or loving.

Though when I travel (which is most weekends) I occasionally scan the dial for stuff from the area I am going through.
But for the most part I listen to music cds or Scripture readings.

[HerodionRomulus]

Oops forgot a whole section.

I can't tell you the last time I listened to any radio at home, though sometimes I tune in to PCM radio over the Internet.

And TV? Yeah, like some else said, tune in occasionally for the latest fad or heresy, or check out TBN to see if Jan Crouch's hair has gotten any bigger or changed colors again.
I'll watch a Gaither program though and on the rare occasions I am home on Sunday I can watch Bobby Jones Gospel on BET.
Ages ago when I was a young Christian I would regularly watch Copeland or Fred Price but as I matured in Christ I realized that they were often going off the theological deep end and when Fred said that the only reason Christians aren't rich (in money) is because of their lack of faith---well......

[Jack777]

I listen to Bob Russell, James Kennedy, Chuck Swindoll, Beth Moore, June Hunt, J. Vernon McGee, and others.