John Hagee

Approval Rate: 61%

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    robert_tilton

    Tue Sep 20 2011

    Right-wing fascist in the guise of a "minister" spewing his "last days," pro-war bullshit from his television pulpit. The quicker his oversized, cholesterol-ridden body gets the better of him, the quicker Satan can shove his pitchfork up Hagee's sizable ass....just before he's tossed into the Lake Of Fire. His mealy-mouthed, snivelling, irritating, wimpy son, Matthew, is almost as bad.

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    andrew_orm

    Sat Feb 12 2011

    1 star Hagee is a fraud. He preaches a phony gospel and suckers people who didn't read their Bibles and are therefore vulnerable. Hagee's schtick is scaring people into sending him money. He'll burn for it. The Bible I read has harsh warnings for false prophets who lead the children astray... .

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    toughlove

    Tue Feb 08 2011

    I heard Hagee preach on TV that theres no excuse for people to be poor, and God gave us 12 hours in the day and 6 working days per week. Thats 72 hours a week John Q. Pew-warmer is expected to work double shifts in the widget factory so hell have tithe money to cough up to keep Hagee in clover. In the meantime that same churchgoer is expected to spend quality time with his kids, donate free time to the church, and faithfully study the Bible.  Wonder whats wrong with Hagees arithmetic?  How much time is left over after the tired worker gets home from fighting traffic, eats supper and hits the sack for a few hours? I saw Hagee holler about lazy hot-tub saints who wont even get a tin can strip for a crown in heaven. But why do TV preachers rub it in about their first-class pilgrimages to the Holy Land while REAL people have to slog it out every day at work, and can barely afford a trip to the zoo? I kinda suspect Hagee would have told the five thousand fed by Christ to git up offa that gr... Read more

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    fruitinspector

    Mon Aug 23 2010

    He needs to stick to the Gospel and leave the rest alone. His voice is like chalk on a screeky board and he is mostly always angry at that other political party. Definitely under my the Christian Political Party under my remarks oon Christianity. He would do well to focus on Jesus and let that other stuff be.

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    genghisthehun

    Mon Jun 21 2010

    UPDATED JUNE 21, 2010: If you want to see why the USA got into such a swamp with Iraq, a lot was caused by prodding by dispensationalist, raptureite, pod-like Christians led by this guy supporting Israeli interest in the Middle East regardless of the interests of their own country, the United States. Look at the web page of Christians United for Israel. http://www.cufi.org/site/PageServerWhat is really funny about all this is that Israel and the dispos are using each other. The atheistic Israeli government is laughing at the stupid goyim prodding the USA to do help do Israel's dirty work by having our soldiers die for Israel's interests. The dispos are laughing the other way because in their bloody interpretation of the Book of Revelation all the Jews must be gathered into Israel so that they can be slaughtered by the Antichrist with a tiny remnant remaining to be converted when Christ comes back. The only people paying and suffering is the rest of us.ORIGINAL COMMENT: Since J... Read more

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    anonymoustoo

    Sun Mar 21 2010

    His tone seems angry much of the time in his delivery of his sermons. Most Prophets of God in the Bible may have appeared upset & angry for good reason too. There is much evil and demonic activity to be angry about these days. Are there times when his tone is gentle, sweet and humble? Everyone is not bound for hell in a hand basket. It is OK to acknowledge there are some people doing some good out here. People confuse Spiritual Discernment with a critical Spirit. I get it, he is a watchman on the wall, so to speak against the evils of our godless culture but the sound of his voice is too harsh for many to stay tuned in, unlike the softness of Joel Osteen. Their teaching styles balance each others, one has a gentle style like Joel Osteen, one a fiery, tough- brimstone style. Hagee's message is mainly, you had better get right today or else! They are like salt and pepper seasoning but salt and pepper is a great blend. Both are necessary for our times. One has to wonder though, if t... Read more

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    aposor

    Tue Jan 26 2010

    If I was going into battle against the forces of darkness I would want John Hagee in the foxhole next to me he is not afraid to fight and does not mince words. And if you don't believe that then YOU ARE A MORON!

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    victor83

    Sat Apr 18 2009

    No offense to toughlove....but I have never understood the point of rating these televangelists. Is one any different from another? They all prey on the poor and the ignorant with the same message: the more money you give me, the more the Lord will bless you. Minus the blood, these people are as bad-if not worse than- the Muslim terrorists.

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    francesellen

    Sun Mar 15 2009

    Hagee is effective in his presentation of the word and what it means for us today. He infuses humor but keeps the subject serious and relevant. He relates to all ages and keeps our attention.

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    edboogie2004

    Thu Nov 13 2008

    I don't like how Hagee uses propaganda to scare people into believing his bullshit.  This guy is really annoying and needs to stop yelling before his fatass gets a heart attack!  I only watch Hagee when I need a good laugh.  Give em glorah!

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    bm2008

    Sat Oct 11 2008

    Pastor Hagee has done very well for a former pig farmer that has found a niche in preaching hell, fire and brimstone. He lives in a multi million dollar home in the exclusive, gated Dominion neighborhood where former Spurs Star David Robinson lives. Why he owns two homes there, I do not know ... maybe his son lives in the smaller one. Too, he owns an 8,000 acre ranch. http://www.bcad.org/clientdb/Property.aspx?prop_id= 750113 http://www.bcad.org/clientdb/Property.aspx?prop_id= 746327 Plus 14 properties in Kinney county which is deep South Texas, type in his name to sell them all -- I added the appraised value and it is $1,350,293. http://propaccess.trueautomation.com/clientdb/Searc hResults.aspx My family and I attended his services once and was amazed by how poor his general audience is ... not all are, of course, because I have some good friends that are high, middle class that attend too. His type of preaching turns me off because I like to believe that God and ... Read more

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    billiefan2000

    Sat Aug 23 2008

    I am glad to see him telling what Islam really is which is more than I can say for Most Methodist or Lutheran or Catholic Preachers who pander to Islamic Groups.---------------------------------------------------- John Hagee is also close friends with known False Teacher Jesse Duplantis which I think damages his credibility as a Preacher (2 John 9:11)-------------------------------------------------- Hagee is a good Bible Prophecy Teacher and believes in a Pre Trib Rapture,so I have mixed feelings on him so I give him a 2 on this poll and another reason I give him a 2 is his close friendship with Jesse Duplantis and Juanita Bynum who are 2 of the biggest false teachers in the Christian Community

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    confederatecha_plain

    Tue Aug 12 2008

    Am surprised Pastor Hagee did not at least get an even 3.00.  He does a good job preaching on sin and the blood, but needs to distance himself from the word faith group.  Also he believes in a different deliverance for the Jewish peoples from Gentiles.  And he has had some infidelity issues, and scripture states that a bishop is to be the husband of one wife, but God will judge that.  For those that do not believe in the pre-tribulational rapture, check at an article at cutting edge ministries.  A well know christian (cannot remember his name offhand, but email me and I will give you the link to the article) was snuck into a seminar of the New England House of Theosophy.  During this seminar, the dark forces admitted that believers would be taken out of this dimension when their "Christ" has appeared, and would not be here on earth to partake of the "utopian world ruled by the Christ"  As James 2:19 says, the devils believe and tremble, they also know the believers will be taken out of... Read more

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    lostball

    Tue Jul 15 2008

    Mr. Hagee is a blind, ignorant watchman. Isaiah 56:10  His watchmen are blind: they are all ignorant, they are all dumb dogs, they cannot bark; sleeping, lying down, loving to slumber. 11  Yea, they are greedy dogs which can never have enough, and they are shepherds that cannot understand: they all look to their own way, every one for his gain, from his quarter. 12  Come ye, say they, I will fetch wine, and we will fill ourselves with strong drink; and to morrow shall be as this day, and much more abundant. ALSO: Mr. Hagee says he does not target Jews for conversion. He really needs to read this scripture... Isaiah 52:7  How beautiful upon the mountains are the feet of him that bringeth good tidings, that publisheth peace; that bringeth good tidings of good, that publisheth salvation; that saith unto Zion, Thy God reigneth! Did you see that Mr. Hagee??: "that saith unto Zion, Thy God reigneth" Mr. Hagee, what Bible are you studying from ???

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    sboucher

    Sun Jul 13 2008

    Right On Pastor John!

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    go10go4

    Fri Jul 04 2008

    A pompous, arrogant blow-hard. Unfortunately, he's also one who's itching to get us into WWWIII so that his perverted eschatological view can be fulfilled. Very scary guy.

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    tparis

    Thu Apr 24 2008

    He's carrying out the Great Commission! He speaks the truth! He supports Israel!

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    lmorovan

    Wed Apr 16 2008

    It is not a new phenomenon the rejection of those who have the balls to stand for what they believe. John Hagees "theology" is on the spot, with a few, significant exceptions (his distorted view regarding a special dispensation for Israel, his belief in a pre tribulation rapture) but his zeal for the Gospel and his strong stand for the truths of the Bible, are his most significant virtues. I don't agree with everything he preaches, but he never compromises the basic truths and teachings of the Bible. When we manage to discern the truth from what he preaches, he is one of the best preacher of the Gospel I ever saw and listened to.

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    dihappy

    Sat Mar 29 2008

    "Not afraid to preach the truth" Just because someone isnt afraid at not being "politically correct" doesnt make them right. A preacher/pastor is human, and yes, they sin like everyone else. But to be forced out of a church because of an affair, and to teach blatant lies about Jesus is NOT something a Pastor should do. Too many people let their emotions interfere with letting the good Spirit drive our convictions. God says to "test the spirits" and if some of you want to call that "judging" so be it. I will never "Judge" as only God can, but i will always make "judgements" about people because my spiritual needs demand it.

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    stephaniehw

    Sun Feb 03 2008

    I have so much admiration for this man. He tells it like it is, doesn't mince words, and even injects a bit of humor.

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    3jthedj

    Sun Dec 16 2007

    Not going to make it as an evangelist. Maybe as a prophet, only time will tell.

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    sonyanobody

    Mon Nov 12 2007

    he would be ok if he didn't FALSE TEACH. if the rapture exiseted it would be it the BIBLE.he's FALSE!!!

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    jonstewart

    Tue Sep 04 2007

    These are pure facts about Pastor Hagee:1. He was dismissed from the Trinity Church in San Antonio's Windcrest subdivision in 1976 when it was found out he had an affair with his secretary and got her pregnant. And he was a married man with 2 children, who you never hear about now.2. His home is in The Dominion, just north of San Antonio off I-10, where George Strait and David Robinson also live and his is one of the smaller and more modest homes. You can find out the value of his home by going to www.bcad.org.3. Not too long before he was dismissed from the Trinity Church, a man he had previously counseled tried to kill him, shot five times point blank, and missed.Now for my opinion of him, I think the fire and brimstone approach is too old-fashioned and not an effective reaching tool, even for the poor and uneducated. I don't believe that those who are materially poor are cursed of God, either. God said he would supply our needs and He determines our state of wealth.  Check out Jesus... Read more

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    maryme

    Sun Sep 02 2007

    Advocates blind devotion to Israel. Raises funds and support for those preparing to rebuild the Jewish Temple on the Temple Mount. Down plays or fails to mention the fact that the Dome of the Rock, Islam's third most holy site, is presently located on the Temple Mount and would have to be destroyed in order to rebuild the Temple.

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    gb2762

    Fri Aug 31 2007

    I truly believe that John Hagee is an end-time prophet, whose message is to warn the church about the events that are foretold in the book of Revelations. But, that's just my opinion. I do have to say that I hope God has mercy on those of you that so unrighteously judge John Hagee. Whether he be a man of God or not, it IS NOT your place to judge him. God will judge him when he stands before the throne of judgment. Christ said in Matthew 7:1, that we should "Judge not, lest ye be judged". This statement is explained to be one against the kind of hypocritical, judgmental attitude that tears others down in order to build oneself up. Paul also says in I Corinthians 4:4-5, that God is to be our final judge. It is tempting to judge fellow Christians, evaluating whether or not they are true followers of Christ. But, only God knows the heart of a person, and He is the only one that has the right to judge. Exodus 20:16, tells us that we are not to "bear false witness against our neighbor".... Read more

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    agabus

    Mon Aug 20 2007

    I don't find any Biblical justification for a man to stand up for 45 minutes and preach to a group believers anyway. Paul did it after returning from a 3 years absence, but that is it, what I do find in the first century is shared giving (1Cor:14:26) of spiritual gifts not one professionally trained orator/salesman hogging the spotlight. What everyone knows as clergy actually comes from Rome, which comes from Babylon along with Sunday worship and all the holidays. American Christianity is mostly pagan from start to finnish, and traditions are proudly protected. I have yet to meet a "pastor" who could teach or a teacher who could pastor....something is really wrong. I believe many christians are going to be supprised that most of their clergy will not be in heaven because they acted as an instead of Christ (antichrist) in the congregation.

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    vandebrown

    Mon Jul 30 2007

    Give him praise and glor-ah!

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    committed

    Mon Jul 23 2007

    Fearless, unafraid to preach against sin. Could use an injection of kindness though.

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    donna1

    Wed Jun 13 2007

    I used to watch his father ,and when John started out under his fathers wing, it was touch and go and through the years .It has been very uplifting to see what a powerful voice he has become , He fears nothing and expresses his viewpoints bluntly and explicitly.  He has really touched the people with the gift of getting the Message out to the public about our Saviour.

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    karn6bf7

    Fri May 04 2007

    I listened to Mr. Hagee for a couple of years and e njoyed his teachings most of the time.  I learned s ome things from this man.  My solo star is about hi s attitudes involving respect for women.  Time afte r time he "jokes" about women shopping or being gre edy in some way.  The last straw was listening to h is accusation that women practice witchcraft on the ir husbands to get fur coats and other big gifts.   Heaven help us!  Witchcraft?  Now I see he's passin g the Family Business on to his son, so I guess the  circus will continue.

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    irishgit

    Thu Apr 05 2007

    I'd never heard of the guy, but after reading Enkidu's comments I looked him up. Repellent, fearmongering, greedy and rapacious. Not even enough moral standards to be called an ideologue.

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    lisadh

    Thu Apr 05 2007

    I love John Hagee, have always loved preachers who teach the hard truth without fear. John Hagee is very smart and knows the word of God inside and out.

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    torrmarc2004

    Thu Mar 29 2007

    An expert with a strong yet digestable style. Not afraid to speak the truth.

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    doulos

    Thu Mar 29 2007

    I rate John Hagee with 3 stars because I appreciate his efforts in supporting Israel as a nation. They need the support. I also appreciate his zeal - although it lacks knowledge. I just wish he would separate himself from the TBN & Word/Faith crowd. I think he could do so much better if he weren't trying to hold back for the sake of his listening audience for fear that he'll say somethign offensive which would cause him to be removed from the station.

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    enkidu

    Sat Mar 24 2007

    I had the interesting experience of flying cross-country a few days ago, seated next to a woman who was reading a book entitled "Countdown, Jerusalem." She wanted me to read a paragraph.  "Ooh, this is frightening!  don't *you* think so too?  What can we do to stop these people?"  I read, and I paraphrase:  "...for five years they have had the opportunity to infiltrate us, to live among us, to pretend to be Americans, to try to convert others to Islam; they may even be your friends or neighbors, people you trust, but little do you know that they plan to explode nuclear weapons in many cities:  and a list of the cities they have targeted for destruction by suitcase nuclear bombs includes Dallas, Atlanta, ..."  and so forth. Having never heard of John Hagee (I looked up the name after getting home) I asked a couple of things:  "Can you name a single example in military history where an organization as strong as this one, as he describes it, has allowed itself to be pounded into spl... Read more

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    galut9fc

    Sat Mar 24 2007

    He comes on a little strong sometimes but in a secular world that is doing everyting they can to mute the message of the bible and the cross ...that is probably the intensity that is needed.

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    etcministries

    Thu Mar 22 2007

    John Hagee reminds me of a used car salesperson.  Albeit, he seems to know what he's talking about. But for the ones who know Scripture, they can see through his many aberrant teachings on the pre-trib rapture myth, the bogus prosperity doctrine, and the  no-salvation for the Jews through Jesus Christ doctrine.  When it comes to most any Scriptural teachings, he is not considered trustworthy and has to be carefully screened.  Hagee's ostentatious presence and robust life style leaves me sickened when I envision the poor, the hungry and those in need here in the States.  Those who are sound in the understanding of the Holy Scriptures can easily see through John Hagee's facade of churchianity.  --- Ken Parks, ETC Ministries

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    pfsifecc

    Sun Mar 18 2007

    Show Johnnboy the $$$$$$$$.  I see he's leaving the Biz to his porky son, who sounds just like dear old Dad.  Isn't coveting wealth spoken about in the Bible....oh that's right we cut that part out of the American Bible. MANY SHALL BE DECEIVED.

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    cccstudent

    Mon Mar 12 2007

    I find it very funny how almost everyone rate John as horrible. The fact that people go looking for a site to talk trash about him. We should all realize that he loves the Lord and works for him everyday of his life, not just on sundays, not just when people decide to go to church and feel warm and fuzzy on sunday. The bible says that we are to preach Christ crucified, and John does it with boldness. THE BIBLE IS OFFENSIVE, BUT IT IS TRUTH. John preaches the word faithfully and God word never returns void. I personally believe he is a great preacher, and yes he does preach nouthetically with boldness, but he beieves all the right things and doesnt just preach what the new world wants to hear, so they dont feel so guilty about their sins. Most people who are posting on this site that John is a bad preacher and posts everything he owns and his salary up are probably just people who hang crosses around their neck, go to church on sunday and talk about the latest gossip in the church.... Read more

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    passtheloot

    Fri Mar 09 2007

    That there are moral and ethical concerns with Hagee and a serious question as to his being biblically qualified as a pastor and teacher are not the main issues of this article. However, one very important factor should be noted. The Liberty Flame reported in May 1994 that during the time when Hagee was serving the Charismatic congregation at Trinity Church (1976) in San Antonio, he divorced his wife, resigned and married a young woman in the congregation, Diana Castro. Custody of Hagees two children by his ex-wife, Martha, went to her.

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    alanlovesdevon

    Thu Mar 01 2007

    Look! The Fat Man tells jokes! In Church too!

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    sweetdee

    Mon Feb 19 2007

    I don't think I've ever heard such a mean and hateful preacher as hagee. I wonder if he yelled at his kids the same way he yells in the pulpit. I laugh when I see his son Matthew preach. He looks like he was beat physically and emotionally into that profession, and tries to be so much like his daddy. Perhaps after john dies, he'll come up with his own "Daddy Dearest" book.

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    scripscan

    Sun Feb 18 2007

    I think it rather comical to watch his preaching:  His voice rises to a fever pitch.....and then the audience claps for 5 minutes.  What's that all about?  And now he has that M.D. on his program who is his son-in-law coming out with a book a week on every disease know to science..  Keep it in the family, Hagee!  Hagee, please don't yell anymore.  You're blood pressure can't take it.  And I wonder if his son-in-law Dr. Colby can help him with his gluttonous waist line.  I do believe that's a sin too.  Is it not?  Seems he never talks about that.  Mmmmm!

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    jcsaves

    Sat Feb 10 2007

    This is one mean man. I'm looking for him to drop the "F" bomb in one of his sermons! All that darn screaming and yelling. You can literally see his veins sticking out of his neck when he goes on the rampage.

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    boomer21

    Fri Jan 26 2007

    Ohhhhh you've gotta hand it to John! You'd think he would have been finished after he dumped his wife for a younger bimbo, but ohhhhh no not these days. As long as what you PREACH fits in with the religious right mantra, what you actually DO is irrelevant. Any attacks to you character or motives are "Satan's attacks on an 'annointed' man of God." I so want in on this racket. It's foolproof--as long as you don't go TOO far. Yes, John has figured out how to get thousands of his stupid sheep to keep sending him money. He lives in a mansion and is the highest compensated head of a non-profit organization in the whole state of Texas. Ever wonder? All respect to John and no respect to his stupid minions. You're basically working your a**es off to fill his pool. The rest of us just watch you from a distance and laugh our tails off. HALLELUJAH TO THE LAMB OF GOD! I only lament that pastors like Rick Warren, who live modestly, teach, you know, Christianity instead of partisan... Read more

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    chappedintexas

    Sat Jan 13 2007

    Does anyone have a site I can go to and find where he lives, how he lives. My dad has given him over $100,000 for the return of the Jews cause, I am sickened at the public display, I want my dad to see the light. It's so sad. All for public display, and no he has not given his children a dime in 50yrs. We dont' put his picture in the paper