What does it really mean to be blessed by God?With Southern charm and razor-sharp wit in this Will Jesus Buy Me a Double-Wide? unabridged audio download, author Karen Spears Zacharias shows how the “prosperity” gospel has led us astray from true Christianity and helped create people and churches focused on greed.Zacharias unpacks story after story of families and individuals using the name of God as a means to living their own “good life.” You’ll hear shocking tales of those who exploit the gospel for their own gain, and mega-evangelists who live in million-dollar mansions with children groomed from the cradle to sell the message of Christ while their parents rake in the cash. Discover churches that have modeled themselves on Wall Street and unbridled materialism, and see what is happening to them now. Is this the good life?You’ll also meet some unlikely folks who live with genuine biblical integrity. People who know that God is more than some cosmic genie who gives them an easy life, a fat bank account, and a second home in an exotic location.Come discover stories about authentic Christianity and the true “good life” in Will Jesus Buy Me a Double-Wide?
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"You just have to love the title. Zacharias takes on Christian prosperity theology, skewering televangelists, A.I.G., and the misuse of power and green in general. If you can overlookt he down-hominess and preaching, this is a quick, fun read."
— Staff (4 out of 5 stars)
" Good read, though very lacking in Scriptural support. There's some there, sure, but not much, it seems. Very journalistic style (and large print) might almost insult some readers at its easy reading, but otherwise carries an important message and sharp delivery. "
— Patrick, 1/19/2014" This was a book that made me think twice about complaining about my life. it's a good read! "
— Chris, 1/18/2014" If the whole sham of the "name it and claim it" group turns you off then read this book. Exposes false hypocritical preachers like Joyce Meyers etc... A great read "
— Judy, 12/22/2013" In her recently published book, Karen Zacharias has done an excellent job, boldly taking on the evangelists who spread the 'prosperity' message of Jesus over the air-waves. Bravo Karen. "
— Glenda, 11/20/2013" Awesome book...funny, true, and to the point. "
— Jillian, 11/15/2013" Funny but scary. A great read. "
— Wendy, 7/9/2013" Thought provoking! Short interesting stories about tele-evangelist want to get rich through Jesus stories. Very well written. I liked this book even though it was a non-fiction. "
— Maureen, 7/17/2012" Thought provoking look at the American approach to religion. "
— Marilyn, 2/2/2012" It was a nice little read, but a lot of redundancy. Strikes me more as something that would have made a good weekly newspaper editorial. You could read the first couple chapters and the last couple and get the gist. I also think she's maybe a bit unfair to Olsteen. "
— Amy, 5/11/2011" It was a nice little read, but a lot of redundancy. Strikes me more as something that would have made a good weekly newspaper editorial. You could read the first couple chapters and the last couple and get the gist. I also think she's maybe a bit unfair to Olsteen. "
— Amy, 2/21/2011" Awesome book...funny, true, and to the point. "
— Jillian, 8/20/2010" Funny but scary. A great read. "
— Wendy, 8/18/2010" In her recently published book, Karen Zacharias has done an excellent job, boldly taking on the evangelists who spread the 'prosperity' message of Jesus over the air-waves. Bravo Karen. "
— Glenda, 7/24/2010" Thought provoking look at the American approach to religion. "
— Marilyn, 6/25/2010