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Why I Hate Religion, But Love Jesus is a viral video created by Christian speaker Jefferson Bethke, who uploaded his work that rose him to fame onto YouTube and GodTube, under the screenname bball1989. [1] [2] The video has thus far received more than 34 million views. [3]
GodTube is an online video platform which provides Christian video content. It is owned by Salem Web Network , the internet division of Salem Communications . GodTube includes music videos , comedy , children, animals, sports, news and inspirational clips.
Parables TV is a global subscription-based provider of streaming Christian and other faith-based movies and TV series. [1] Parables TV is owned by Olympusat. [2] Parables TV features a library of subscription video on demand (SVOD) movies, documentaries, children’s programming, original productions and TV series, as well as a streaming linear TV channel which has a daily schedule.
The videos were placed on YouTube and GodTube for audiences to view and vote on. The top three finalists of Preacher Idol were offered $2,000.00 [ citation needed ] in theological training and books and the opportunity to preach at one of Southern Ontario's mainstream churches.
YouTube, Google Videos, Godtube, and other video-sharing websites have numerous variations of this message in video clips of varying lengths, in both English and Spanish (subtitles or with a translator), with various video and musical backdrops, and user views have reached into the multi-millions.
"My Everything" is about how important Christian faith is to Adam Young and how it is his priority to praise God. [2] He stated: "I'm a person of faith and I want to make sure that that comes across. My goal isn't to preach but I want to shed light on the fact that my relationship with God is the number one thing in my life." [3]
Two industry insiders have raised more than $75 million to fund the launch of a studio that aims to elevate production values for faith-based, uplifting and inspirational movies and TV shows.
Conservapedia's use of Wikipedia's format to create a conservative Christian alternative encyclopedia has been mirrored by other sites, such as GodTube, QubeTV and MyChurch, which adopted the format of the more prominent YouTube and MySpace, respectively. [4] [72] [83]