Bill Hybels - I have my doubts that Hybels is actually a Christian since his church is chock full of new age gobbledygook and he rejects the ultimate authority of Scripture - the very definition of an Evangelical.
Tim Keller - A great intellect, but not an Evangelical. Keller is a mainline Protestant of the diocesan variety and should not be included.
Beth Moore and Joyce Meyer - These twin money-makers are the phony Christian versions of Oprah. Hundreds of thousands of gullible women flock to their showbiz extravaganzas. Ewww.
Joel Osteen - Please God, save us from this used car dealer of self-help, big bucks pseudo-Christianity. The feel-good Pharisee who personifies 2 Tim 3:5 - "Having a form of godliness, but denying the power thereof: from such turn away."
Rick Warren - What can said? "The Purpose Driven Life" instead of "The Jesus Driven Life". The Post-Modern Pope wears a Hawaiian shirt and says of his Christian brothers that if they focus on Bible prophecy they are "not fit for the kingdom of God". Hmm. Didn't God put prophecy in the Bible for a reason, Ricky? Didn't Jesus Himself prophesy destruction upon Jerusalem "because thou knewest not the time of thy visitation." - Luke 19:44. In other words, they didn't study the prophecies of the OT which would have revealed His coming.
The late pastor and radio evangelist J. Vernon McGee predicted that the believing church in America would eventually have to go underground in order to survive. Considering the above list of preening phonies we had better start now.
IMHO, right about Meyer, wrong about Moore. I think Beth is solid.