Last weekend, Donald Trump paid a visit to Great Faith Ministries International, the home base of Bishop Wayne T. Jackson, a Detroit prosperity preacher. There, Trump enjoyed Jackson’s adulation ...

Who are the most famous megachurch pastors? Check out this article to discover them and how they built their global ministries that blend faith, media, and outreach.

There is another puzzle to the prosperity gospel, however. You might assume that any individual can spot the theatrical ruse and greedy schemes of a prosperity preacher like Copeland from a mile away.

Reverend Ike, who preached the gospel of material prosperity to millions nationwide, died in 2009. His first church was in Beaufort. Rev. Ike’s message reached far beyond Black audiences.

Yet standing by the pool outside his $1.5 million house, Silas Malafaia, one of Brazil’s most famous prosperity preachers, insists he doesn’t live extravagantly. Advertisement.

A professor of religious studies, Kehinde Obasola, has expressed concern over the increasing wave of prosperity gospel emanating from the pulpits of many pentecostal churches in Nigeria. He feared ...

As an author, filmmaker and real estate developer, Jakes faced criticism as early as 1997 for preaching the “prosperity gospel”—and driving flashy cars and owning a multimillion-dollar mansion.

Unsurprisingly, his favorite preachers are the "prosperity gospel" types, an especially shameless grifter style. Even some far-right Christian conservatives, ...

The pastors of each church, and in many cases their spouses and families, live lavish lifestyles, travel in private jets and expensive cars, live in multi-million-dollar homes and stay in hotels ...

They’re not alone — famous pastors like Joel Olsteen and Creflo Dollar, have built their careers on the prosperity gospel. Video of Real Millionaire Preachers of LA [Pastors Living Lavishly] ...

But today anyone can see that the faithful who trust prosperity preachers are not getting ... Kubolor published a satirical song in which he prophesized the deaths of two famous TV-preachers.

In 2019 the PreachersNSneakers Instagram account started calling attention to famous preachers and their designer clothes. Ben Kirby, the no-longer anonymous person behind the account, has a new book.