One of my most vivid childhood memories involves a bedtime ritual of tuning in on a digital clock radio circa late 70s/early 80s to a local Christian station to ride the Bible Bus with Dr. J. Vernon McGee. I was too young to grasp the theological depth, but I derived comfort from his wizened Southern drawl and, on some level, his exposition of the Word.

My influences bridged the gap between evangelical mainstream and Word of Faith charismatic, owing to a maternal grandmother whose television was perpetually stuck on a single channel round-the-clock: Trinity Broadcasting Network.
 
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