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The National Prayer Breakfast

Have you come across The National Prayer Breakfast in America? If you’re not sure, Wikipedia describes it as:

It is hosted by members of the United States Congress and is organized on their behalf by The Fellowship Foundation, a Christian organization. It is designed to be a forum for the political, social, and business elite to assemble and pray together.

Baring the above in mind, Jimmy Kimmel has shown a comparison between Donald Trump, and President Obama at the Prayer Breakfast…

Subtle difference…

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This week in the internet

Every week Sofa rounds up some of the bits of church internet, that didn’t really make it as a proper post.

This collection of fun links comes to you to the backdrop of “Buffy The Vampire Slayer?- the one with the weird dreams, and the cheese guy…

Franklin Graham appears nice…

Now why doesn’t he appear this nice in other interviews…?

Good news for Christian Liverpool fans..

And finally… something beautiful…

Thats a little nice to end the week on right?

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Jim Bakker and The Coronavirus Cure.

I’m sure it had already started with someone else, but it seems that Jim Bakker (the climate change is an excuse to ignore God guy), has found a reason to profit from the Coronavirus.

Yes. Jim Bakker appears to selling a cure for the coronavirus….

Lets pause a moment. Looking at the webpage for the above episode, you find the following quote…

If you could create the most perfect healing substance, what would you create? You would create something that is non-toxic, you would create something that is safe for all ages, you would create something that is totally effective, and has been proven with studies to do exactly what it says to do. If you were to have a perfect healing elixir, it would be this one (Silver Sol). Because it has all of those properties.

Doctor Sherrill Sellman

Looking up Silver Sol on Google, it appears to have an ingredient called Colloidal silver. Which according to U.S. Department of Health and Human Services…

The FDA also warned in 1999 that colloidal silver isn’t safe or effective for treating any disease or condition.

Lesson here?

Dont research anything that The Jim Bakker Show sells, that sends you down an interesting online rabbit hole. Its far easier to just buy the stuff and see what happens. Right?