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What used to be at the downtown convention centers is now in the church. Thank You Aaron "....the noise of them that sing do I hear." --Can you hear the Name of Jesus being praised? --------
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Why is Steve Gaines referring to himself as "The Wizard"
The Pastor of Bellevue Baptist Church appears with a sign on his desk referring to himself as a wizard. Whether or not this is meant for humor, is not the question. Someone who comes out so strongly against Harry Potter has no business even kidding about the subject of wizards. He has one standard for the congregation and one that "Steve" lives by. Can anyone find a Bible, a cross, a picture of Jesus, anything religious in this video? How does this office differ from any other profession? The other irony is that this man would not meet with 10 men from the congregation about church issues. They instead had to meet with CFO David Coombs. Steve was not to have meetings without David present to keep hem from saying the wrong thing. So in this video you have 3 interns making a ____ of Steve Gaines, so where was David Coombs? Oh , he must be the one with the camera . --Steve Gaines in one of his messages at another gathering said "I did not fall off a turnip truck yesterday, snicker, snicker".
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Steve Gaines announces the new 11:11 service format, but foregoes the online giving tutorial this time around. This video is for noncommercial use only. Its use here is solely for critical commentary and/or parody which qualifies as fair use and is protected under Title 17, Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Law, aka the "Fair Use Doctrine."
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