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cybrjewls -> RE: TBN Youth TV Host "Comes Out" (4/22/2008 10:07:09 AM)
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Southpark! East of eden, nothing! Now were going south..... towards the pit. The pit and pendulum, time eventually runs out and the prisoner will be executed. The one who sins is a slave to sin, no one who continues to sin lives in The Truth. Now a slave has no inheritance in the family of God, but a son remains forever. Remain in Me, is written, and I in you to My Father's Glory that you bear much fruit and ask whatsoever you will in My Name and I will do it. But the wrath of God abides on unbelievers. quote:
ORIGINAL: Soxfan More reason to avoid (T)he (B)lasphemer (N)etwork Azariah Southworth of TBN (The Remix) out of the closet. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Local Nashvillian and host of The Remix, a popular Christian youth show, Azariah Southworth, announced today that he has come out. "This has been a long time coming. I'm in a place where I'm at peace with my faith, friends, family and more importantly myself. I know this will end my career in Christian television, but I must now live my life openly and honestly with everyone. This is my reason for doing this," Southworth says. Southworth has been hosting and producing the popular Christian TV show, The Remix for a year and a half. It is in syndication and can be seen in more than 128 million homes worldwide. It averages more than 200,000 viewers weekly on one of three networks. It has featured major Christian acts such as Jars of Clay, Avalon, Superchick, Building 429 and Rachael Lampa. Southworth has been featured in national publications such as Charisma Magazine and many other national Christian media outlets. "I know I will be cut off from many within the Christian community, and if so, then they didn't get the point of the life of Christ. I believe by me living my life honestly and authentically now, I am able to be a better person and a better Christian. We all know there are so many other gay people in the Christian industry; they're just all scared. I was scared, but now I'm no longer afraid," notes Southworth."
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