Honestly, most of these guys probably aren't cheating or scamming anyone. People willingly send them donations to support the mission. There is nothing preventing any individual from demanding accountability before they write the check. There are plenty of entirely secular charities and other non-profits which squander millions in donations on leadership perks and other questionable ventures. In any case, the issue is not the merit of the mission but rather the accountability to it that must be objectively examined. Many Internet and other resources exist to help with such an examination.
There are many--many--Christian charitable organizations who operate aircraft, and some aircraft a lot larger than the G-V, but they do so for clearly charitable/humanitarian purposes. It isn't difficult to understand why a relief or mission organization would need private aircraft, as they often travel to some of the poorest and most remote parts of the globe. However, those types of missions don't require "executive transport" appointments or amenities and generally carry things other than the celebrity preacher and his brood.
To be clear, I'm not defending this guy or any other individual or organization. In fact, I've never heard of most of these guys. However, there are many great prominent Christian evangelists and many great Christian charitable organizations who "walk the walk." If donating to a Christian charity is your desire, there's no reason to send money to one whose activities are questionable or whose operations are not transparent.
JKG
