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I truly believe they were saved but when money showed up, they let it be their God. I will not say if they got right with God because that is not my job. I deeply questioned some of them and their relationship with God from the beginning. I remember the first time I saw Schuller on tv. Something just did not seem right with him. I only watched him a few times and I did not hear him mention Jesus and salvation. The same with Osteen. I have not watched the others you mentioned.

I remember the first time I saw Schuller on tv. Something just did not seem right with him. I only watched him a few times and I did not hear him mention Jesus and salvation. The same with Osteen. I have not watched the others you mentioned.

Hi Mama. Generally I do not watch these so called TV evangelists. I do not know whether all of them are saved, or if any of them are saved. All I can do, is observe like you did. Most of them, I have never watched, but I did see Robert Sculler a few times, and I came away with a very uneasy feeling about him. It appeared to me as though he was preaching the health/wealth gospel. I never heard anything about sin and righteousness and judgement, so I am left to seriously question him. I watched Jim Bakker once or twice, but I remember once where he may not have realized the camera was on him, and I saw that fake smile come off his face real fast, and maybe I saw the face of the "real" Jim Bakker. I just don't know. Only God knows their hearts, but I think that in many cases, money has gotten them side tracked, if they were ever saved at all. Guys like Hinn, Osteen I have never seen and I have never even heard of Angley, or whatever his name is.