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If prosperity gospel preaching were an Olympic sport, Jeremy Pearsons would be training for the gold—though preferably from the comfort of a leather seat at 40,000 feet. Following in the contrails of his granddad, Kenneth Copeland (who collects private jets like others collect coffee mugs), Jeremy has taken to the skies of false teaching with jet-fueled ambition. He’s not just preaching another gospel, he wants to soar in style like the big boys of "Word of Faith" error.

Jeremy seems determined to take to the sky's. After all, why only use Grandpa’s theology when you can use his private airport as well?

Of course, the justification is the usual: commercial flights take too long (and are teeming with “demons," meaning crying babies in coach).

It’s a curious gospel that requires ultra comfy travel perks to proclaim the crucified and risen Lord. But Jeremy being in Copeland's extended family, is there any other way?