Swell . . .

I shouldn't be surprised by this.  Joel's preaching actually fits pretty well with shows like "Pitchmen," "Cash Cab," and "A Haunting."  Not so much with "Shark Week" or "Man vs. Wild."

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[pb]

Gee, I would have guessed History Channel alongside shows like "Life After People"...
But then again maybe he does fit in with the former home of "Monster Garage"!

[Chris Sherman]

Discovery Channel? They must be mistaken, surely they meant the Disney Channel. Or A&E or Lifetime (aka The Estrogen Channel).

[Alan Kurschner]

"Kim is Coming to a New Time on the Oxygen Channel"

[Kylein WI]

Is this real?? Crazy, lol.

[George]

Maybe they can fit him in between "Dirty Jobs" and "Extreme Trucking."

[pb]

Well, given the Gospel image of "fishers of men" it would be better to put him on "Deadliest Catch"...poison bait or something like that?

[Brad Lenzner]

I find it interesting and not a little ironic that the message is described as "Joel's message." He pedals it as Christ's gospel but it's really his message and not Christ's.

I just preached on Jude 5-16 this past Lord's Day...he fits right in with the "certain godless men."

[D. Philip Veitch]

Brethren, let us man up where we are and hit this stuff hard. I am working my contacts on this "crockpot of crap." Thanks for keeping us posted. "Hit em' hard, hit em' fast and hit em' often." (ADM Bull Halsey,PACFLT, USN, WW2).

[Mark VPol]

I noticed that "JOEL'S Message of hope..." line too Brad. If Joel wants to peddle this stuff as his own that is fine, but once he equates that at all with the Gospel message that is where I (and Paul, Peter, James, John, et. al.) get offended!!

[John]

I think this is a time slot that usually shows up as paid programming. You know, infomercials.

[Timothy]

That's funny George. I don't care if he is on NBC or CBS I have no time for his teaching, I mean speaking with out the use of scripture. He makes me sick as he states his Bible Creed but then talks for 30 minutes or so with little to no scripture at all.

[Charles S]

The Food Network would be a good venue. I'd place him, between Diners, Drive Ins and Dives and Kitchen Nightmares. Joel serves fast food to millions that fills up but in the end leaves one unsatisfied and carrying a lot of extra weight. He attempts to serve it with flash and pizazz., but there is no taste or nutrients. Upon further investigation by Chef's Horton, Riddlebarger, Rosenbladt and Jones it's found his kitchen prep area lacks the crucial ingredient...the Gospel. (kinda corny, huh?)