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<blockquote data-quote="tourists24" data-source="post: 5936398" data-attributes="member: 11490"><p>I listen to Joel Osteen on SiriusXM (has his own channel). I have a hard time watching him on tv (he&#039;s got an eye blinking issue lol). He does have a different way of approaching things though that I feel serves a purpose in my life. He is not the person I go to for furthering myself in my overall Christian path. That would be pastor Bruce and the connect groups within our church. Outside of that I listen to various people I feel helps me grow in my walk and knowledge. I still to this day listen to Billy Graham both on XM and on his Roku channel. David Jeremiah, Charles Stanley, Chip Ingram, Tony Evans, John Hagee, and Tim Lahaye are also ones I read/listen to. I am always open to listen to anyone that is recommended by people. Like I&#039;ve said, for me the most important thing is to help guide people to salvation. From there things are gospel driven from my church activities, while my relationship with Christ is an internal one. I will read the book you suggested also to see what I think.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="tourists24, post: 5936398, member: 11490"] I listen to Joel Osteen on SiriusXM (has his own channel). I have a hard time watching him on tv (he's got an eye blinking issue lol). He does have a different way of approaching things though that I feel serves a purpose in my life. He is not the person I go to for furthering myself in my overall Christian path. That would be pastor Bruce and the connect groups within our church. Outside of that I listen to various people I feel helps me grow in my walk and knowledge. I still to this day listen to Billy Graham both on XM and on his Roku channel. David Jeremiah, Charles Stanley, Chip Ingram, Tony Evans, John Hagee, and Tim Lahaye are also ones I read/listen to. I am always open to listen to anyone that is recommended by people. Like I've said, for me the most important thing is to help guide people to salvation. From there things are gospel driven from my church activities, while my relationship with Christ is an internal one. I will read the book you suggested also to see what I think. [/QUOTE]

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