Good for him, if he's sincere.
As a former Houston resident, I can tell you that he has a HUGE following.
I don't get the appeal of the churchertainment type congregations, but that's just me.
What I found puzzling, though, is his message is less Billy Graham and more Tony Robbins. Uplifiting and inspirational, perhaps, but light on the theology.
Yes, that concerns me as well. I've watched him on television several times. A sincere Christian no doubt, but I wonder about the lack of meat in his sermons.
His preacing is biblically based and he has no problem with telling the truth even if it steps on some toes.
Check out the characteristics of the New Age movement. This is not Christianity.