Ray Comfort and ‘Way of The Master’ Leave Daystar Network, Marking 18th Program to Cut Ties
Daystar Television Network continues to enjoy the fallout from their ongoing scandals and comeuppance, with evangelist Ray Comfort announcing his departure from the imploding megacorp.
He shared on his website that Living Waters has made the “difficult decision to remove our award-winning TV show, Way of the Master, and all other Living Waters productions from Daysta” after spending 20 years on the Network, reaching over 190 countries with the gospel.
They have remained “despite serious theological differences,” including those “of grave concern” because of the reach and breadth being on the Network has afforded them, and because they’ve insisted on the following conditions:
- Our content would never be censored
- We would not pay Daystar for airtime
- We would not receive financial compensation from Daystar
Throughout their two decades on air they’ve never supported Daystar financially or received financial compensation in return, unlike the vast majority of shows. They also were never censored, resulting in the Network and their false teachings being occasionally criticized on air.
However, this has come to an end:
In consideration of recent public allegations made against Daystar—allegations of a very serious nature—we can no longer in good conscience allow our content to remain on the network. While we don’t have the capacity to personally investigate these claims or engage with all the parties involved, the allegations are of such a nature that, while not passing any conclusive judgement on the matter, we are compelled to pursue the course of action we’ve outlined above. We have reached out to Daystar, urging repentance if the allegations are true, and we pray that all involved will demonstrate complete honesty and total transparency.
They conclude:
Removing Way of the Master from one of the largest religious networks in the world was not an easy choice. However, our greatest desire is to honor Christ (1 Corinthians 1:18). We trust in the Lord’s faithfulness (Lamentations 3:22-23) and remain committed to glorifying Him in all we do.
In late November of 2024, Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson announced she and her show Laura-Lynn Live at the Eagle’s Nest were parting ways, which was quickly followed by Baruch Korman, arch-heretic Jesse Duplantis, prominent false teachers Hank and Brenda Kunneman, false prophet Lance Wallnau, and Jack Graham of Powerpoint Ministries.
This was followed by Joyce Meyer, Jimmy Evans, Adrian Rogers, Ed Young, James Merritt, Dr. Wonders Workshop, Denette Crawford, Lawson Purdue, Kobe and Shani Ferguson, Mark Chironna, and Russell Johnson.
Even with some of those devils gone, Daystar’s list of remaining baddies runs long, with a who’s who of prosperity heretics and false teachers that includes Sid Roth, Kenneth Copeland, Creflo Dollar, Jim Bakker, Marcus Lamb, Bill Winston, Perry Stone, Joel Osteen, Joseph Prince, TD Jakes, Andrew Womack, and Paula White.
Daystar has been embroiled in a months-long controversy after Jonathan Lamb and his wife Suzy made a public allegation that Joni Lamb and Daystar tried covering up their daughter’s sexual abuse at the hands of a male relative. They say not only did Joni encourage them not to go to the police, but she even defended the perpetrator and made justifications of why he couldn’t possibly have done it, even going so far as to suggest that she prayed to God and that God told her the alleged molester was innocent.
Furthermore, Suzy has alleged that she was sexually assaulted in 2017 by a chiropractor who worked for the family in the Network’s green room. After telling Marcus and Joni, Marcus paid off the chiropractor, and Joni reportedly told her not to tell anyone about it because they needed to protect the company’s reputation.
Daystar has forcefully denied the allegations, declaring that the two are engaged in a “smear campaign against them” and that this is just retaliation from Jonathan for being passed over for the position of network president.
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