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Dec 30, 2021: Jerusalem Post: Simcha Rothman on COVID-19 closure: Let the Jews back in first
Asked about influential Christian Evangelical leaders who are just as supportive of Israel, like Pastor John Hagee, Rothman said “John Hagee will accept it if I say Israel is the home of the Jewish people.” Dec 14, 2021: The Richest: Holy Millions: 10 Richest Celebrity Preachers In The World
John Charles Hagee is the founder of The Cornerstone Pentecostal Mega-Church, which he founded in 1983 in Nashville, Tennessee. With a net worth of $5 million, his purse is one of the most modest as a mega preacher. The Cornerstone Church seats over 20,000 members, making it one of the most successful wide-reaching Christian organizations in the world. |
April 12, 1940: John Charles Hagee is born.
February 7, 2006: Hagee and some 400 leaders from across the Christian and Jewish communities formed Christians United for Israel (CUFI). This lobbies members of the United States Congress, using a biblical stance for promoting Christian Zionism.
March 29, 2011: Can America Survive by John Hagee is released. |
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Nov 16, 2021: Fox 5: Texas church under fire over 'Let's go Brandon' chants caught on video
A Texas church is coming under fire over a video showing people inside the place of worship chanting the viral anti-Biden phrase, "Let’s Go Brandon." "A euphemism for, you know, less than well wishes for the president of the United States and it has become a kind of a radical conservative rallying cry," Oklahoma pastor Jeremy Coleman said of the video showing people within the nondenominational Cornerstone Church in San Antonio chanting the phrase. Nov 16, 2021: Christian Post: John Hagee's Cornerstone Church criticized after ‘Let’s go Brandon’ chant erupts at event
On Saturday evening, the Twitter account PatriotTakes posted a clip of a large gathering at Cornerstone in which a crowd was chanting “Let’s go, Brandon,” a saying that has become a popular euphemism for “F*** Joe Biden" in recent weeks. |
Sept 20, 2021: Breitbart: Pence, Haley, Pompeo Rank as Top Christian Allies to Israel in the World
Former Vice President Mike Pence topped the second annual list of Israel’s Top 50 Christian Allies, released Tuesday by the Israel Allies Foundation in honor of the Jewish Sukkot holiday.
Coming in at number two is Pastor John Hagee, the founder and chairman of Christians United for Israel (CUFI). Spots three and four are filled respectively by Pastor Larry Huch of the Texas-based New Beginnings mega-church and former Canadian prime minister, Stephen Harper.
Former Vice President Mike Pence topped the second annual list of Israel’s Top 50 Christian Allies, released Tuesday by the Israel Allies Foundation in honor of the Jewish Sukkot holiday.
Coming in at number two is Pastor John Hagee, the founder and chairman of Christians United for Israel (CUFI). Spots three and four are filled respectively by Pastor Larry Huch of the Texas-based New Beginnings mega-church and former Canadian prime minister, Stephen Harper.
Aug 21, 2015: Charisma: JOHN HAGEE: 'The Antichrist is Here'
"All of this chaos is leading to a global dictator. Europe is going to call him the economic czar. The press will call him the 'new Caesar.' The Bible calls him the Antichrist." – John Hagee
"All of this chaos is leading to a global dictator. Europe is going to call him the economic czar. The press will call him the 'new Caesar.' The Bible calls him the Antichrist." – John Hagee
Apr 6, 2015: Right Wing Watch: John Hagee Winds Up Debunking His Own 'Blood Moons' Theory
On Saturday evening, right-wing televangelist John Hagee hosted a special program designed to promote his "Four Blood Moons" theory which contends that the occurrence of four lunar eclipses on Jewish feast days over the last two years is a sign from God that "something dramatic [will] happen in the Middle East involving Israel that will change the course of history in the Middle East and impact the whole world."
On Saturday evening, right-wing televangelist John Hagee hosted a special program designed to promote his "Four Blood Moons" theory which contends that the occurrence of four lunar eclipses on Jewish feast days over the last two years is a sign from God that "something dramatic [will] happen in the Middle East involving Israel that will change the course of history in the Middle East and impact the whole world."
Apr 3, 2015: Cross Examined: More John Hagee Hanky Panky
The ominous third of John Hagee’s four really scary “blood moons” happens tonight.
The ominous third of John Hagee’s four really scary “blood moons” happens tonight.
Feb 12, 2015: Charisma: WATCH: John Hagee's Four Blood Moons Book Comes Alive in Controversial Movie
Four Blood Moons is a theatrical one-night event exploring a rare lunar phenomenon that over the centuries has accompanied both tragedy and triumph for the Jewish people. From Pastor John Hagee's New York Times best-selling book of the same name (750,000 copies in print from Worthy Publishing), Four Blood Moons is in theaters March 23.
Four Blood Moons is a theatrical one-night event exploring a rare lunar phenomenon that over the centuries has accompanied both tragedy and triumph for the Jewish people. From Pastor John Hagee's New York Times best-selling book of the same name (750,000 copies in print from Worthy Publishing), Four Blood Moons is in theaters March 23.
Feb 4, 2015: Right Wing Watch: John Hagee: Obama's Treatment Of Benjamin Netanyahu Will Cause God To Destroy America Naturally, none of that is sitting well with John Hagee, who warned on yesterday's "Hagee Hotline" that God will destroy America for failing to adequately support Israel.
Jan 25, 2015: CBN: Divine Sign for Israel? Hagee Explains Blood Moons
According to Pastor John Hagee, God is getting ready to speak this way once again.
According to Pastor John Hagee, God is getting ready to speak this way once again.
Dec 13, 2014: Occidental Observer: John Hagee: A Profile in Pathological Christian Activism
We live in a truly depressing age — one where groups like the ADL and the Zionist Organization of America can kick back and let Christians do their dirty work for them. Although Pastor John Hagee, the founder of Christians United for Israel, has recently backtracked on his recent claim that Barack Obama is one of the “most anti-Semitic presidents” in history, he persists in attacking Obama for being ‘anti-Israel.’
We live in a truly depressing age — one where groups like the ADL and the Zionist Organization of America can kick back and let Christians do their dirty work for them. Although Pastor John Hagee, the founder of Christians United for Israel, has recently backtracked on his recent claim that Barack Obama is one of the “most anti-Semitic presidents” in history, he persists in attacking Obama for being ‘anti-Israel.’
The chairman of the largest Christian Zionist group in the United States, John Hagee, told a large group of American Jews that President Barack Obama is anti-Semitic, while speaking at an event on Sunday night.
The Christians United for Israel (CUFI) chairman and San-Antonio mega-church pastor, was receiving an award from the Zionist Organization of America when he made the comments.
During his speech, Hagee referred to Obama as “one of the most anti-Semitic presidents in the history of the United States of America,” due to his lack of support for the Holy Land in his foreign policy agenda.
Hagee also mocked Obama for having previously called US-Israeli relations unbreakable, stating that: “He knows it’s unbreakable because he’s been trying to break it for the last five years.”
US Senator Ted Cruz, a long-time critic of US policy toward Israel , headlined the Zionist organization’s event along with Hagee.
Click here to read more. 11.24.14
The Christians United for Israel (CUFI) chairman and San-Antonio mega-church pastor, was receiving an award from the Zionist Organization of America when he made the comments.
During his speech, Hagee referred to Obama as “one of the most anti-Semitic presidents in the history of the United States of America,” due to his lack of support for the Holy Land in his foreign policy agenda.
Hagee also mocked Obama for having previously called US-Israeli relations unbreakable, stating that: “He knows it’s unbreakable because he’s been trying to break it for the last five years.”
US Senator Ted Cruz, a long-time critic of US policy toward Israel , headlined the Zionist organization’s event along with Hagee.
Click here to read more. 11.24.14
Oct 9, 2014: ReKnew: Is God Trying to Tell Us Something Through Blood Moons?
This week we experienced the second of a series of four “blood moons.” If you’ve read John Hagee’s book Four Blood Moons: Something Is About To Change, you might be inclined to believe that God is sending us a message through these heavenly events. Greg begs to differ
This week we experienced the second of a series of four “blood moons.” If you’ve read John Hagee’s book Four Blood Moons: Something Is About To Change, you might be inclined to believe that God is sending us a message through these heavenly events. Greg begs to differ
Aug 18, 2014: Jewish Journal: Interview with Pastor John Hagee, founder of ‘Christians United for Israel’
Last month Christians United for Israel (CUFI) – the largest pro-Israel organization in America with nearly 1.8 million members (and 1.2 million Facebook followers – 15 times as many as AIPAC) – held its ninth annual Washington Summit, with 4,800 delegates from all 50 states
Last month Christians United for Israel (CUFI) – the largest pro-Israel organization in America with nearly 1.8 million members (and 1.2 million Facebook followers – 15 times as many as AIPAC) – held its ninth annual Washington Summit, with 4,800 delegates from all 50 states
May 6, 2014: Skeptical Inquests: Astronomy and Christian Superstition: A Review of John Hagee’s “Four Blood Moons”
John Hagee, founder and senior pastor of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, wrote a whole book about the coming tetrad of blood moons and their imagined connections to biblical prophecy.
John Hagee, founder and senior pastor of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, wrote a whole book about the coming tetrad of blood moons and their imagined connections to biblical prophecy.
ON THE RECORD: Apr 14, 2014: Joel McDurmon wrote an expose recently about John Hagee's "blood moon prophecies," ("Why John Hagee is certainly wrong about “blood moons"). McDurmon makes his position clear as he began:
"John Hagee’s Harold Camping moment has arrived, and whether or not his followers will abandon him as most did that previous false prophet, Hagee is certainly just as wrong about Bible prophecy.."
For those of you who do not know, the late Harold Camping is likely the 21st century poster child for false prophets.
McDurmon makes it clear that Hagee is doing nothing more than the typical "slight of hand," or in this case "slight of mouth," commentaries:
"In mainstream news outlets, however, Hagee has kept his predictions much more general. In an older interview with Fox, and now when contacted by New York Daily News, Hagee only predicts “something big is about to happen.” This is, of course, the kind of prediction that cannot fail to be proven true. If anything big happens between now and the feast of tabernacles 2015, Hagee can point to it as proof he was right."
Read More Here: Blood Moons and Bad Prophecies
"John Hagee’s Harold Camping moment has arrived, and whether or not his followers will abandon him as most did that previous false prophet, Hagee is certainly just as wrong about Bible prophecy.."
For those of you who do not know, the late Harold Camping is likely the 21st century poster child for false prophets.
McDurmon makes it clear that Hagee is doing nothing more than the typical "slight of hand," or in this case "slight of mouth," commentaries:
"In mainstream news outlets, however, Hagee has kept his predictions much more general. In an older interview with Fox, and now when contacted by New York Daily News, Hagee only predicts “something big is about to happen.” This is, of course, the kind of prediction that cannot fail to be proven true. If anything big happens between now and the feast of tabernacles 2015, Hagee can point to it as proof he was right."
Read More Here: Blood Moons and Bad Prophecies
Apr 14, 2014: Breitbart Unmasked: Pastor John Hagee Predicts ‘Blood Moon’ Eclipses Will Shake The World
Megachurch pastor John Hagee has prophesied that a “world shaking” event will take place some time during a sequence of four lunar eclipses between tomorrow and October 2015.
Megachurch pastor John Hagee has prophesied that a “world shaking” event will take place some time during a sequence of four lunar eclipses between tomorrow and October 2015.
Dec 28, 2013: MySA: Pastor John Hagee to atheists: Get out of U.S.
A San Antonio pastor has a message to atheists and people who don't celebrate Christmas: “Leave the country” or “Take your Walkman and stuff it into your ears.”
A San Antonio pastor has a message to atheists and people who don't celebrate Christmas: “Leave the country” or “Take your Walkman and stuff it into your ears.”
Mar 12, 2008: American Propsect: John Hagee's Controversial Gospel
An excerpt from Sarah Posner's new book, God's Profits: Faith, Fraud, and the Republican Crusade for Values Voters.
An excerpt from Sarah Posner's new book, God's Profits: Faith, Fraud, and the Republican Crusade for Values Voters.
Feb 26, 2008: Right Wing Watch: Catholic League Blasts McCain Over Hagee
It is really quite remarkable when someone like Bill Donohue is blasting John McCain for cozying up to a "bigot" like John Hagee: "There are plenty of staunch evangelical leaders who are pro-Israel, but are not anti-Catholic. John Hagee is not one of them. Indeed, for the past few decades, he has waged an unrelenting war against the Catholic Church.
It is really quite remarkable when someone like Bill Donohue is blasting John McCain for cozying up to a "bigot" like John Hagee: "There are plenty of staunch evangelical leaders who are pro-Israel, but are not anti-Catholic. John Hagee is not one of them. Indeed, for the past few decades, he has waged an unrelenting war against the Catholic Church.
Dec 11, 2007: Files From Toni: John Hagee Refuted By Dr. Michael L. Brown
Dr. Michael Brown has completed a superior refutation, posted here below in its entirety,concerning the false and erroneous teachings of John Hagee, who in October in his Defense of Israel Book, stated that Jesus did not come to earth to be the Messiah, and that the Jews cannot be blamed for not accepting what was never offered.
Dr. Michael Brown has completed a superior refutation, posted here below in its entirety,concerning the false and erroneous teachings of John Hagee, who in October in his Defense of Israel Book, stated that Jesus did not come to earth to be the Messiah, and that the Jews cannot be blamed for not accepting what was never offered.
John Charles Hagee (born April 12, 1940) is an American founder and senior pastor of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, a non-denominational Charismatic megachurch with more than 20,000 active members. Hagee is also the chief executive officer (CEO) of his non-profit corporation, Global Evangelism Television (GETV). Hagee is the President and CEO of John Hagee Ministries, which telecasts his national radio and television ministry carried in the United States on ten television networks, including 62 high-power stations aired to more than 150 million households. He is shown on networks around the globe, including The Inspiration Network (INSP), Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), and Inspiration Now TV. John Hagee Ministries is in Canada on the Miracle Channel and CTS and can be seen in places including Africa, Europe, Australia and New Zealand. Hagee is the founder and National Chairman of the Christian-Zionist organization Christians United for Israel, incorporated on February 7, 2006.
Hagee's support for Israel has brought him death threats. He has also incurred controversy for his comments based on religious beliefs regarding Islam, Catholicism, and homosexuality.
Hagee's support for Israel has brought him death threats. He has also incurred controversy for his comments based on religious beliefs regarding Islam, Catholicism, and homosexuality.
