TBN Taping At Kenneth Phillips Promiseland Church
 

November 14, 2007, a Wednesday night, there will be a TBN taping at Kenneth Phillips Promiseland Church in Austin, Texas at 7:15 pm.

Featuring Max Lucado and music by Phillips, Craig & Dean. Admission is free.

Makes me proud to know him!
 

That is great! It was my understanding that Max Lucado was CHURCH OF CHRIST years ago - when he first hit stardom. Wonder what he is now? Does anyone know? It just seems strange to me that a COC minister would be in a Pentecostal pulpit! God must be doing some special things in his life.

I think it is so great that after all these years of Bishop Phillips having such a desire to present the Gospel to the whole world and spending millions to do it - TBN spotlights him and PromiseLand! How Great is that! Makes me proud to know him!

He most certainly is not traditional COC, I enjoy his books. I have seen him on TV at Promiseland West, Randy Phillips church.

Facts about Max Lucado's Church:

http://www.oakhillschurchsa.org/about/faqs/#12

(Considered non-denominational)

I was told he baptizes in the name of Jesus Christ. Not sure though.

Unless something has happened since September a year ago he is still Church of Christ. I attended a memorial service at his church in San Antonio.

He is considered a radical COC within their ranks.

Yes, you are correct on the radical part - but I was not sure he was still considered COC.

Thanks so much for all the information - I noticed in his message on Baptism - he references Pentecostal Churches.

We had a Charistmatic former Church of Christ minister preach at our church this past Sunday. His name is Don Finto.

One of my pastors best friends is a Church of Christ pastor, Rubel Shelly, who is the minister for the Woodmont Hills Church of Christ here in Nashville.

Admission is free, lol. Thank God for that. I wish they were nearby so I could attend...though I don't care for Max....maybe I can go out to the concessions stand and get popcorn. PCD and the preaching I would wait for

Looks as if on their website they consider themselves non-denominational.

It would be a moot point though.

The Church of Christ has no organizational structure such as a headquarters, districts, presbyters, etc. etc.

So Max would never have had a fellowship card to turn in or a board to meet.

He can pretty well call himself whatever he wants.

He could still be "Church of Christ" but of course most of his brethren would not "fellowship" him if they consider him radical.