Does anyone know Joel Osteen's direct or personal email address?

Joel Osteen. Why don't you call him?
Does anyone know Joel Osteen's direct or personal email address?
No, he seems like a good preacher, but doesn't seem to go too deep into the bible. He really should, because he has what it takes to get people to listen.
Reply:If you contact him, ask him why his wife got into a fight on a plane and got them kicked off
Reply:probably just his family %26amp; close friends. If you want to ask a question, you will just have to go to his web site %26amp; send it through there.
Reply:heres his phone number 1-800-U-R-STUPID
Reply:Joel's father, John Osteen, a former Southern Baptist pastor who became Charismatic in the late 1950s, founded Lakewood Church on Mother's Day, 1959.





Osteen's father developed Lakewood into a body of approximately 6,000 members with an active television ministry, crusades, conferences, missionary support and food distribution. He died of a heart attack in 1999. Having produced his father's television program for years, Joel Osteen--despite having preached only one time in his life, the week before John Osteen's death--succeeded him on October 3, 1999.





Despite concerns regarding Osteen's selection (mainly due to his lack of experience in preaching and concerns about the son of a famous minister being able to "fill the shoes" of the father), Osteen's low-key, positive style resonated with crowds. Adopting the slogan "Discover the Champion in You," Lakewood eventually had to hold six weekly services in its 7,800 seat sanctuary, before moving to a new facility, the former Compaq Center which can seat over 16,000 at one time, in July 2005. Osteen's "positive" message emphasizes the "goodness of God" while de-emphasizing the traditional notion of sin and sinners. He revealed, however, during an interview with Larry King that he himself believes in a more traditional christian lifestyle, but would not espouse creationism, homosexuality, or other controversial topics with his congregation.





Osteen lives in the Houston area with his wife Victoria and two children, Jonathan and Alexandra.