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Friday, February 5, 2021

Gerald Weston says their TV Program is "too hot to handle". Seriously Dude? You are beginning to sound like Bob Thiel!



COG News had this up today about Living Church of God and United Church of God getting dumped by NewsMax. Gerald says it's because their shows are "too hot to handle".

The Living Church of God and the United Church of God have been ruing the ending of their very successful – but very short – relationship with Newsmax. 

Gerald Weston expressed his regret that LCG’s Tomorrow’s World program was “too hot to handle for Newsmax. They have dropped us from their schedule … We don’t like being cut from stations, and that was a very fine station, no doubt about it. It was growing, and the cost per response was very, very low, but never the less, using a war analogy, if you’re not taking any flak, you’re probably not over the target. And so we know that we’re going to be cancelled from time to time. We do need to be on the edge enough that we are cancelled, but we don’t want to be cancelled from everything.” 

Gerald Weston might like to think that the LCG is on the leading edge of preaching the gospel to the world, so that it is “too hot to handle” even for an extreme right wing TV channel like Newsmax. The truth, however, is that Newsmax TV has cancelled ALL religious programming, because it wishes to focus strictly on news alone. 

How convenient that Gerald failed to mention that. 

6 comments:

  1. Gerald just paid UCG a high compliment. LCG usually belittles UCG's Beyond Today, which Newsmax also cancelled. If Newsmax is cancelling programs for being too strong, then LCG cannot any longer paint Beyond Today as a weak program that doesn't bring persecution just like Tomorrow's World.

    See, Gerald, that's what happens when you think you can spin events by telling a little porkie! Football fans call that an "own goal" that you just scored for UCG.

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  2. Have our leaders ever told us the truth?

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  3. Would like if anyone has a source that they "cancelled all religious programming"

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  4. Bad information about Gerald Weston comments. Sunday schedule still has religious programs. David Jeremiah and Greg Laurie among them.

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  5. Bad information about Gerald Weston comments. Sunday schedule still has religious programs. David Jeremiah and Greg Laurie among them.

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