I know that my parents have a fridge magnet from there on the fridge back home, no idea if I was alive or not when they visited it, if it was I literally have no recollection of it (but the again I would have been like 1-3 years old if it was at a point where I was alive so yeah ofc I probably wouldn't remember anything about it lol)

I did not go there but I saw commercials for it on TV.

Honestly it was more of a museum then a theme park

It was a nice place for grown people to relax between theme park fun. The shows were in air conditioned buildings for the most part. The performers were fantastic.

I didn't! I think I didn't really miss out :P

Awesome, thats a memory worth sharing. Maybe it would have been better if the children didnt know Disney world and epcot center where right across the street. Lol

It looks like nothing more than a really elaborate outdoor church with, maybe, some good food. I can only imagine the illicit stuff going on behind the scenes.

Like all "faith based" establishments in the United States, it was a shameless con designed to ripoff the gullible and avoid paying taxes

Lol now that is funny.

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its called american ingenuity

The ones they most wanted to gather/target 😭 all that effort and for in the end to be abandoned

​@@MayorMcC666 Nah, it's called American stupidity.

it would be the butter beer of the place🤣

Meh, too clever for them.

Ngl that sounds delicious

Y'all funny lol

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lol. not even tier 3.

That was me ! But it was my super religious grandparents so I should have known

I thought the same thing

Facts 😂

Those with brutally religious parents… parents likely named Karen and Kenneth

I did… I actually wanted to go.

@@lizpotter8123 let me guess, mormon?

@@themyofmy funny but to be fair, this was a non denomination, trinity believing park

I take it that was an easy promise to keep?

@@lizpotter8123 the gold paint and huge gate just tricked ur infantile brain, same thing happens to me until my mom told me what is was fr lmao

Trini-Tee.... I....have nothing to say. It is a pun that has me bewildered.

​@@SuperCosmicMutantSquidSame here.

Does there need to be a justification for a giant gorilla being somewhere? Gorillas are awesome.

I would 100% wear that to pride

Lol that is actually kind of cool! I would love a life sized Giraffe or elephant to display at my house! Lol

I’m not sure if you’ve ever taken 44 to get to Daytona but if you have do you know that one store on the roadside that has those huge yard statues? 😂 they have hugeee animals and miscellaneous things but that’s what I’m imagining your neighbors yard to look like 😂😂

I just looked it up real quick the place I’m talking about is called “Barberville Yard Art Emporium” I’m soo hoping you know what I’m talking about 😂😂 that’s always been a landmark that we are close to the beach. But if you take the tolls or highways you won’t have seen it 😂

Do you by chance live in winter garden? Pretty sure I’ve seen that house before😂

Oh snap, I was on vacation in Florida last year and drove past those, and my brother goes "that's probably some dude named Noah and he's just really into the Ark aesthetic" lmaooooo

Even closer to universal too😂literally in the same sightline from I4

@@tannert.2296 I'd say its a sin to do to your kids, but...

Grifted at such an early age

@@chrisccc22 haha Swindled out of all that Disney brand capitalism!

@@jakelittle1261 If you gotta skip one, it should't be Disney... Are you one of those people who would take your poor kids to Christland?! haha

Aww… what’s there now? I remember always driving by it, thinking it looked cool but not being the least bit interested in going there, even on the one free day they had every year 😅

My dad did this too 😭😭😂😂

Lol omg did we all have the same dad? 🤣

But it like a 12 hours flight , but the food is great, much safer than the USA, lovely hiking trails, middle of bird migration routes, lots of museams, I recommend Haifa, very fun city also the safari near Tel Aviv (it's in ramat gan) is really good

We used to laugh hysterically every time we passed it.

🥲😭😂 if only it wasn't a joke and my dad didn't turn in when my mom said that. 💀💀

My thoughts exactly... Though that's where the mantra about "Jesus isn't a religion, he's a relationship" allows for compartmentalizing like that which makes a distinction between what you think you're doing and what others say you're doing.

Hillarious.

When i was in college, the campus evangelicals used to pull this shit all the time. "If you knew 9/11 was gonna happen you'd try to tell everyone going into the building." Like fuck all the way off bud.

@The Trashman *trying to kill jews

He is not wrong though

How about a Shoot-the-Chute boat ride themed around Noah's Ark.

Revelations: The End Times Coaster

A dark ride based on the 7 years of famine

The rapture encounter?

Jonah and the whale ride/water coaster

Grifters gonna grift. So gross.

When she did that I literally went to the comments to see if anyone else was grossed out by them. They have the money but no...an elderly person who inherited millions of dollars is going to build them another completely unnecessary building. That money could go to charities that actually help people, probably something that jesus would really do. Disgusting.

Like all "faith based" establishments in the United States, it was a shameless con designed to ripoff the gullible and avoid paying taxes

@@wintersmelody , and Atheists are the biggest grifters of them all.

@@LivingTheLifeOfRiley , you know, buildings CAN provide homes for the elderly and the homeless. Moreover, there are a LOT of abandoned houses and mansions that could be renovated and that could get deserving families and individuals be put into them as well.

Nice.

No taxes either....so no sales tax?

Nice.

But they passed a collection plate during each show.

And you wonder why so many religious clergy are so dirty…

Yeah. I would think it would just continually improve. Or grow in some spiritual manner. But for a Christian based hospital / organization, to take such an experience that could be enhanced somehow, just seems pretty dark to me.

It is prime real estate.

At least after all these years, something good and helpful will finally be done with that plot of land.

At least it’s replaced by something actually valuable and useful

It’s extremely good/cool actually

If you ever do, please record it and upload it to the internet somewhere lol

@@Tsumami__ maybe I will

You really should. Teach those ableists a lesson. Disabled folx have some catching up to do!

I would love to see this

A lot of those stories people tell in church are BS anyway.

He went multiple days in a row? Wow his poor kids.

@@bradsanders407 Not just his kids, but the whole church. Lol.

Ah I see. Cold but necessary

gigachad cousins, universal is awsome

Your uncle was a real sucker!

There is mini Israel on the way to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv, it across the road from the IDF tank museam, just saying, it quite nice and no religious stuff

I mean considering ITEC, who worked with Universal designed the park in part, so there would be professionalism.

It would’ve been uber cool if it wasnt just a church . A fully immersive mini Jerusalem for people who cant go to the real place . Maybe have most workers from Israel or descendants of and not white people

The scale model was actually really cool, but that was the best thing about the park

Keely, bless you. You're now a Christian minister. Please see staff to recieve your Bible, and giant glasses

I don't understand how that can't be seen as anything other than poor taste, at best.

@@NathanTarantlawriter in her defense she was raised in a strict catholic Portuguese household and it made her very uncomfortable to see a man covered in fake blood pretending to be Jesus 😂😂😂

Like all "faith based" institutions in this country, it was a shameless sham to con the gullible out of their money are avoid paying taxes

I absolutely dislike the idea of this park. The tax exempt status when it’s not a church or a scientific museum, the greed, not hiring people based on their religion. It’s disgusting. The park definitely had some neat buildings/miniatures though.

it's a mix of the crucifixion, the baptizing, and the sermon of the goldfish crackers for me. I don't see how anyone could see this as anything BUT offensive to literally everyone.

That’s crazy. Like a weird fever dream

Like all "faith based" establishments in the United States, it was a shameless con designed to ripoff the gullible and avoid paying taxes

Imagine the nightmare of the true event and what He went through for us. Yeah I can see though how that could affect such a young child without understanding of it. I survived a tornado as a young child that struck our town and our school a supposed tornado shelter decided to send us kids all running home for our lives rather than keep us there. My brother and I barely made it inside living across the street from the school when it hit us. I had nightmares for well over 20 years after.

Christ is black. Was that part of your dream?

@@naniisrael1635 no 🙂 He's Jewish of middle eastern decent. He's tanned lol. No not part if that dream. Honestly though His skin color or race doesn't matter. What matters is what He did for us. All of us no matter our race or skin tone.

MGM is a Disney property.. not Universal.

It was way cheaper to go there, and thats why they did it and lied to you. Sorry bro.

I hope you’ve been able to go to universal finally

I can imagine the horror of approaching Universal Studios, excited to spend the last day of your vacation riding your favorite movies, only to pass it and go back to the boring church sermon “theme park”

​@@xenxanderThat's what they're saying; they said they went to Disney but not Universal. Their parents insist they did go to Universal, but the parents are mixing up Universal with Hollywood Studios (MGM)

dude u actually brought a hidden memory of mine with smile of a child. i remember going inside the whale when i was younger and something about jonah just floating scared me so bad i wanted to leave.

Thats funny.

EXACTLY my comment above; kids playing games, running around screaming and you are trying to focus on Jesus' painful scourge and death on the cross. . . . . .DOES NOT WORK

@@brentgoeller8257 funny but did not work . . . .

Like all "faith based" establishments in the United States, it was a shameless con designed to ripoff the gullible and avoid paying taxes

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I agree. I actually feel bad that maybe some over RELIGIOUS families that hardly let their children have fun made this as a exception and the kids probably thought they would have a slight chance at some fun and was seriously disappointed

I don’t think you’ve watched the video, or even understood the concept. Not sure where you heard “kids” in the video. I’ve been there twice and I’m sad to see it go, as are many others, I’m sure. Nothing creepy about it, that I can guarantee you

hey they sell burgers its not all bad

well you never heard of someone dangling 150 ft from a bible and plunging to his death now have you?

rides and thrills aren't going to get anyone to Heaven. Disney that wants to lead kids to hell with it's movies (ex: lil demon) is creepy

Math teachers pay taxes. These people don't

That’s the catch. -- start a nonprofit or become a pastor ….. $1,000,000 ching Ching 💰

At least Flanders park had rides

I remember that episode. It was hilarious. "Praiseland" was the park's name. People thought they were having a religious experience when they prayed at the statue of Maude; Ned's dead wife. Only to find out later they were getting high off gas fumes because of a faulty line.

I'd call that borderline child abuse to bring a child to Orlando and not go to Disney or Universal. Shame on them.

Yeah I figured there would be a lot of religious parents that would go there from across the country. 😂 from what I hear though from most of my friends who were raised extremely conservative it was rare to go out so a place like holy land would have been a literal godsend since they did something.

@@overbebDisney and universal aren’t in Orlando

@@LiamHoyo universal is

It’s a good thing you didn’t know that Disney and universal were so close lol. That sucks

Why don't you come to meet the real Jesus... The worth and dignity of a soul is measured by what it delights in! And delight/happiness is our highest desire. Men have killed to have it. Kings have gone mad trying to find it. Wars have served it. Affairs have worshiped it. We all seek it. Sadly, billions have died without discovering its secret... namely, that joy is not an it, but a He. The Gospel is the good news that sinners can delight in a Holy God. It's the good news that all of our deepest desires are satisfied in the ONE who sent His Son to bring us to Him. . God is so valuable and so satisfying that the most loving thing he could do for us is to make Himself gloriously indispensable. He is the only being in the universe for whom self-exaltation is the highest virtue. Therefore, God's commitment to be glorified and our goal to be satisfied are not at odds but come to simultaneous consummation in the worship of His Son... who took upon Himself the Wrath that God had towards us in our sinful disregard of Him. A wrath that could never be appeased through man-made religion. Jesus didn't die to turn the world into a paradise, he died so that we could stop seeking paradise in the world... Temporal things such as beauty, popularity, money, sex, racial identity, gender reassignment... can never truly satisfy. BECAUSE WE WERE MADE FOR SO MUCH MORE! We were made to gaze intently into the Eternal Beauty of a majestic King, Father, and God... meet Jesus the Christ. Life is hard, God is good, Glory is coming 😊... Thanks for taking the time to read this comment. May God bless you with all things necessary for life and goodness. God Bless!

Thanks for sharing...just so u know jesus isn't a religion my friend... religion is meant to separate people it's all about a personal relationship with him 🙂

Aww. Hey- religious or not, it’s nice to just have a fellow human acknowledge you when you’re in a tough spot.

@@janepatton8100 i lol'd at that first line Legit sounded like a death threat

@@Born_Free_Die_Happy Not gonna lie, I laughed. I thought it was about to be a sarcastic post and then nope'd out bc that's long as heck. lol.

I’m not religious, but I think that sounds interesting

@@brandommario2 if the creator gets interested I so want him to do so. And it could be counted as a park and not a church so it's just a theme park with religious theming.

I am religious and a huge fan of Veggie Tales, and I agree that would be an AWESOME idea!!!

They seriously missed the mark not putting a Veggie Tales land in this park, something like Sesame Place inside Busch Gardens

@@theussmirage Veggie Tales shouldn't get mixed up with those televangelist types. This franchise has too much integrity.

that's strange since the sign is right next to the highway

@@mothmadi_ Exactly, that's crazy yo!

You are a smarter person by not knowing about it or experiencing it.

Be relieved that you didn't.

@@mothmadi_ Agreed, I have only been to Orlando 4-5 times, but remember the billboard signs for HLE.

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really?? I always get told to go to hell and I just say hey buddy, look around, we're already in hell man..... though if I lived in Hell Michigan I could just say sign on the town already says Hell pop 1000+ lolz i'm guessing at the pop....never been there but it's one place i wanna visit just to say I've been to hell and back LMAO hey there needs to be a show, a comedy about a man and women living together call it, Hellen & Bach ugh sorry i have a lot of good ideas, trouble is most of em suck....

Lol!

That's really sad. I don't know if you went to Disney World, but there are tunnels underneath it where child trafficking occurs. At least the Holy Land Experience elevates Jesus.

@@pegc9889 Bruh you tripping, the tunnels are used by costumed employees to get to other locations undetected.

Too expensive and laziness.

What does it look like to "properly dispose" of something? You mean, "pack it up and dump it elsewhere"?

@@dacksonflux probably recycling what can be reused and letting trees grow back where there is now only concrete. Not hard to imagine.

@@dacksonflux Removal of hazardous materials to be disposed of in sanitary landfills or recycled. Recycling of materials that can be recycled (steel comes to mind). Breaking up the concrete to enable nature and easier time reclaiming the area.

In this the positive is that the Holy Land will be rebuilt as a children’s Hospital.

I would probably be attracted to the cite for religious reasons today but...not the builders' religion to put it lightly (abandoned places, such as what this is today, are sacred for my religion).

Lol same

Actually being religious or not while attending Holy Land Experience really didn't matter. I know allot of popular theme park vloggers that apart from their religious upbringing aren't religious but they visited the park a few times and found it very enjoyable.

same i work down the street at universal

Ayooo, Kirkman Rd guy right here

A pale imitation of Jerusalem designed to lure in Jewish folk to convert them to Christianity is not “beautiful” its exploitative and gross

Strange how design tastes differ so greatly, I thought the logo looked like they got one of their kids who's 'good with computers' to come up with it.

It's all plastic junk full of hateful brainwashing crap.

Right? I’m not religious but the architecture and theming is so nice! It would’ve been really cool to see it be turned into a theme park based on Ancient Rome or something like that!

@@youtubegarbage7876 Which University?

Having a typical "health care" conglomerate entity to take over the land is a slap to the face. Just reading off their page, they are the typical pill pushing vaccine pushing shills. Disgusting. Another profit before health poc.

@@daisyd8479 maybe a park on ancient mespotamian history would be a better idea which they portray old israel

@dawn breaker You better be careful you might end up in hell!!

Lmao. To be fair even as an agnostic myself, when I hear 'bible amusement park' the first thing that pops into my head are televangelists and mega churches. Ya know, the money grubbing side of christianity.

Honestly a hell themes park would be great!!! Especially if it had a hot tub wave pool

@@doveleboeuf6625 💀

@@doveleboeuf6625 doubtfull its as real as santa clause.

That was my first thought when hearing about this: What audience was this park for? The non-religious or those of other faiths would be turned off by the very concept of a Christian theme park. while the truly devoted would (rightfully) see the place as a tacky cash-grab.

@@bigredjanie I feel the same way about the Ark Experience that they built in Kentucky.

@@bigredjanie Sadly, I know from my own family that there are a lot of Christians who will only go to places like Holy Land because they make a big show of being the "Christian version" of those other "bad" secular parks. Same for any other similar cash grab.

But honestly that’s the whole vibe the park gives off- that same “Jesus loves your money, give it to us for Jesus” vibe that televangelists and the like give off so often

Because faith should be a private thing between you and the Lord and not a public show

Exactly how we sound 😤😭😭😭😭😭

Ja, many wheelchair uses use it cus they can't walk very far not because they can't walk. To tout it as a miracle and claim they are healed is very exploitative and disrespectful

I saw a lady get up out of her chair to reach some lactose free milk yesterday.

when she started i thought naively that she was gonna say they made sure the guy in the wheelchair got to be in the very front so he could see, not... that.

The majority of us in wheelchairs can use our legs to walk for a short period of time. It's usually just agonizing and painful. I can't do this all day, otherwise the rest of my body will begin to suffer. If I've gone to get groceries without my wheelchair, I'll be in bed all day because it hurts that much. The nerve pain is just... that bad. We could use our wheelchairs for heart problems, nerve pain, damage to our limbs, or any reason that may limit our mobility. It's not a miracle and we're not faking. The fact the public won't educate themselves on something like this is really pathetic. I used to go to a Catholic school and it was complete with nuns leading our education. They didn't pray over me (I used my wheelchair long after my education but still saw them!) and they recognized things happened in life. They didn't see my fellow students who developed cancer as sinful or a reflection of their sin. It's just life. It happens. God gives us doctors. We go to doctors. We get treatment. That's how it was. Our job as Catholics was to be decent people to those in need and stop quoting a stupid book because that certainly didn't help. There were some that didn't live up to that. We don't talk to them because they're jerks. Kind of simple. Yeah it's a liberal Catholic upbringing and "how dare you be a liberal Catholic" but... whatever. Don't faith heal me, creepy fundies.

@@taurinecat 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

now THAT sounds like one hell of a story!

I love it! As a former Cat id def be on te bad list as a teen!

@@catyburnam2915 My school year did the same in France some of them went off got drunk and misbehaved in a churchyard afterwards from then on our school was permanently banned.

How did they achieve that?

PLEASE tell us that story, i am very interested

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Like all "faith based" establishments in the United States, it was a shameless con designed to ripoff the gullible and avoid paying taxes

Right, many people in wheelchairs aren't actually paralysed, as you say. They might have bone problems, or muscles or joints or whatever, that mean walking is very painful and exhausting so they can only do a few steps. Incidentally... Not being able to walk takes away a common form of exercise that most people get every day. That means that if you're limited in mobility like that, it's much easier to get fat. So when people see fatties on scooters, it might be that they're not just a disgusting pig who ate so much they can no longer walk. It might be that they couldn't walk for some medical reason, and that led to them getting fat. It can also be that disabled people become isolated, unable to get out of the house much, or it's such a big effort they stop bothering. So they get bored and depressed, and eat more because of that. Being disabled can lead to you being fat, more than being fat makes you disabled. Though if someone really is unable to walk because they suck buckets of fried chicken down their piehole like it was oxygen, that is disgusting and the person needs to have a word with themselves. But you can't tell by looking which is which. So withhold your judgement. It's actually rare to be too fat to walk, even extreme lardbeasts manage to get up and walk, so a fatty in a scooter is more likely to have a real disability to start with. Someone I know was training to be a dancer before becoming too disabled, eventually, to walk.

@@greenaum Also economic factors. Unhealthy foods are typically much cheaper then healthy ones. So a what can happen is someone becomes over weight still suffers from vitamin malnutrition. This is the case for the tv over 500 pounds reality tv show.

Trying…. Very hard 😭😭😩😩😩😩😩 to not laugh & cry -- but millions and millions of dollars was spent when Orlando had the worst homeless crisis that year in 2020

Trinity was founded with the Bakers but they were ousted shortly after. I have plans to cover that park soon

ooh Jerusalem Syndrome

Doesn't surprise me at about the actor. Some people are delusional. Especially the part where she was talking about give us your money not your family.

@@ExpeditionThemePark That should be a very interesting video….

@@ExpeditionThemePark Consider also looking at the Arc Encounter with their big economic letdown and the fake "police" if you complained about the attraction^^

And now ladies and gentlemen…Mr. Conway Twitty!

Because the place is a joke. He didn’t even mention the dinosaurs in the park. You can see them from the road. Jesus in a sequined jacket. The only people in Orlando who don’t think this place is a joke are the people who work there.

Like all "faith based" establishments in the United States, it was a shameless con designed to ripoff the gullible and avoid paying taxes

I agree. Today's journalism could learn a thing or two from their reporting style ... simply tell what is/what happened, leave out the opinionated language and one-sided info, and equally present both sides of the coin. Then let the viewers decide what they think.

Came here to write the same thing. For me the Park is a total oddity and weird. Also the commercialization of the christian religion is pretty much the opposite of what Jesus in the bible stood for. But noneoftheless I appreciate the way it was presented. Oh and: Thank god for making me an atheist! 😄

@@musiciandeborah1854 Dear Deborah: I agree also. The job of a journalist is to report FACTS, not OPINIONS. However, the distinction between FACTS and OPINIONS seems hopelessly forgotten in Modern Journalism. It was a difficult task to create an objective account of this Theme Park without periodically breaking out into laughter, but this guy did it like an Old Fashion, No Nonsense Reporter.

That's city beautiful 😍 Orlando always tearing down buildings building more expensive ones 😆😆😆😭😭struggling to wrap my head around it … condominiums or Wawa Tomorrow Strawberry 🍓 and orange 🍊 fields are long Gone !!!!

@Christa Simon since when do Amerikan christians care about doing what jebus would do? Like all "faith based" establishments in the United States, it was a shameless con designed to ripoff the gullible and avoid paying taxes

@Christa Simon Beef hotdogs are pretty dope. It really feels "meatier" than a chicken or pork hotdog. Almost gamey even.

How many washing machines do you have in your yard?

Ayyyyyy Oviedo, I'm by UCF haha

Like all "faith based" establishments in the United States, it was a shameless con designed to ripoff the gullible and avoid paying taxes

oviedo gang let’s go!!

You guys ever see Blake Bortles out and about? Tell him I love him 😂😂

I was thinking that this sounds more like an outdoor museum that a theme park.

That sounds kind of fun

Thank you

pretty sure the bulldozers are doing that m8

@@Windchanter420 😆

Ok that’s funny

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that’s just sad

If you’re ever here again, take a little road trip (about an hour & 45 minutes) to Weeki Wachee to see the world’s greatest cheesy mermaid show! It is a kitschy fantasy 🧜🏽‍♀️ I’m from here, & I still enjoy it

@@chrisleneil i had family living in Spring Hill when i was kid and always passed that sign about the mermaid show on the trip there. always wanted to go!

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@@SavvyNitro if you ever get the chance to come down here again, do it. I went for the first time in like 15 years over this past summer and that place has not aged a day. Buccaneer bay is quite nice bc the springs are a perfect cold temperature year round and there’s a little hidden river boat tour in the back of the park that gives an amazing history lesson. Also arguably the best part is the show is opened by a personalized message from Jimmy buffet bc that man has a strange relationship with those mermaids and it’s just incredible you gotta go man

Which pagan religion are you? Norse, Greek, Roman, Celtic, Gaul?

My dad took our family there the year it opened, and yeah, I gotta agree with you that the experience was so different from the TBN takeover experience. I never went back after that first time, and I didn't even know TBN took over, but based on what we see in this doc, I am so glad I never did go back.

Same here! I went with my family around the same time and, while I can't recall a lot about the park, I do remember it being an overall fun time! It definitely wasn't Disney or Universal, but there was still enough to walk around and see that it felt worth it. It may have been just a little cheesy at times, but not in an over-the top trying too hard way.

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Ha. I guess they didn't want a group of teenagers going in there and running around causing trouble until they got thrown out. Haha

If they were open today they'd probably get a lot of gay couples. I can see quite a few people making tiktoks of themselves kissing their partners in front of a jesus statue

@@seasnaill2589 Yeah, I'd go there with my girlfriend wearing a pentagram necklace and chanting Satanic scriptures.

@@analdilwer Wow!! Really?? That's deep ( and very Twisted). I am not overly religious; however I do respect the Lord and his Works. I guess we worship who moves our souls. Free choice; Free will ( one of our gifts from God). Just be ready when the time comes for you to pay the Piper.

@@roseharrell1021 Satan is hot.

I remember walking into the whale’s mouth and being scared too😂😂

There is no way, a school field trip would be approved to go to somewhere like this today! Somebody would sue!

Like all "faith based" establishments in the United States, it was a shameless con designed to ripoff the gullible and avoid paying taxes

@@nancymcgee4776 Church anchored private school most likely. Nobody's going to sue. They may be dissapointed, but won't sue.

@@nancymcgee4776 Even in 2008/2009, I assume that the trip was done with a private Christian school.

That must have been one hell of a last supper

@@thejman5683 you beat me to it

From what I understand that also is what that Ark attraction thing in (I think) Tennessee is. It's just essentially a museum with a bunch of exhibits showing different scenes from the Bible.

"Museum" is a stretch. Museums contain facts. Like all "faith based" establishments in the United States, it was a shameless con designed to ripoff the gullible and avoid paying taxes

I had the turkey legs years ago too..that's honestly all I remember and how nice the weather and scenery was..

The bigger the hair, the closer to god.

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 but seriously, may she rest peacefully with the Almighty regardless of how she wore those wigs!

She was 100% canoodling with the Jesus actor. "Executive Assistant," as she called him.

@@andylindsaytunes Think you mean "The thicker the makeup, the closer to God..." She turned into Tammy Faye Bakker LOL:) OL J R :)

@@QuincyDisneyVegan Ummm, not likely. Pretty sure the Good Book condemns those to seek to profit off the misery of others and used God's Word as a moneymaking device for their own gain. She lived her "best life now" as the "prosperity gospel" peddlers put it and lived high on the hog by filching money from desperate, vulnerable, and biblically illiterate people, and thus her current surroundings are likely much hotter than Orlando in a heat wave... There's a story about the rich man and Lazarus, a poor afflicted crippled beggar who was laid at the rich man's gates, hoping to be fed by the crumbs that fell from the rich man's table, but the only care he got was from the dogs who came to lick his sores as the rich man feasted inside. They both died, Lazarus was spirited away to Abraham's bosom to be comforted and rest in the afterlife, the rich man, casting his eyes up from the fires of hell, called to him to come rescue him from that awful place, or to even dip his finger into water and place it on his tongue in his torment, but there was a great gulf fixed between them, and so the rich man begged that Lazarus be sent back to warn his father and brothers not to come to this awful place, but Abraham told him, "They have the Law and the Prophets, if they will not believe them, neither would they believe Lazarus though he were raised from the dead..." God never promised us our "best life now", in fact Jesus taught we would be hated and persecuted for His name's sake, just as He was. That TBN crowd is teaching a gospel totally contrary to God's Word and everything Jesus taught us, how He lived, and what He stood for. All they're likely to hear when they ask Jesus, "Did we not do many miracles in thy name, and cast out many demons in thy name, and do many great works in your name?" and all they'll hear is "Depart from me, workers of INIQUITY, for I *never knew you!*" Not my words, God's Word. Pretty much sums it what it means itself. OL J R:)