Controversial Televangelist Jim Bakker and his southwestern Missouri-based church have reached a settlement in court after Bakker promoted a product that he claimed would cure COVID-19. As a part of the settlement, Bakker will have to pay $156,000.
Controversial Televangelist Jim Bakker and his southwestern Missouri-based church have reached a settlement in court after Bakker promoted a product that he claimed would cure COVID-19. As a part of the settlement, Bakker will have to pay $156,000.
On an episode of the Jim Bakker Show, End Times author Thomas Horn warned that an asteroid will collide with earth in 2029 and unleash a deadly "alien micro-organism."
Televangelist Jim Bakker is recovering at home after suffering from a stroke last week.
On Monday, attorney and former Governor Jay Nixon submitted a court filing against Republican Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt who filed suit against televangelist Jim Bakker for allegedly selling a product called Silver Solution as a cure for the coronavirus.
The FDA and the FTC have sent an official warning to televangelist Jim Bakker, noting that he must cease selling and advertising a product called "Silver Solution." On Bakker's show, a woman selling the product claimed that it would "kill" the coronavirus in 12 hours.
Televangelist Jim Bakker said in an episode of his show that Donald Trump is a test to show if you are actually saved or not.
