Let go and...

Disgraced pastor returns, as Christian businessman

"I wish he'd just leave it alone and let God promote him and not promote himself..."

I'd say 'amen' to that. Alas, evangelists like him don't see themselves as ordinary people. They see themselves as special people called by God and so aren't expected to listen to the ordinary folk. Note that in all the things he is stated as saying in this article about his situation, even when he admits to sinning he doesn't say that he's sorry. It's someone else's fault. He apologized for hurting his family at least. It's very sad as, if another fall comes for him, it will be his final fall from grace...