John 4:23-24 But the hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him. God is a Spirit: and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth.

Truth is talked about regularly at Christian Media Network. However, when examined closely, the many false statements, lies and deceit of James Lloyd come to the fore.

Consider Lloyd's 2007 trial for defamation. Lloyd sued Craig Portwood, claiming that Portwood lied about Lloyd's Applegate Ranch Beef Jerky, noting that some of the product was going moldy.

While under oath, Lloyd claimed that Portwood only canned beef jerky that was intended for Lloyd's own personal use and that Christian Media had not even sold beef jerky after January 1, 2000. (The Y2K. Prophecy). He stated further that the quality of any beef jerky canned using the Applegate Ranch canning machine after that would not be fit to sell.

He categorically denied selling any of this Applegate Ranch Beef Jerky after 1999 and he called Mr. Portwood a liar, when Portwood stated under oath, that Applegate Ranch Beef Jerky was canned and sold after 1999. A copy of the late 2001 advertisement for this beef Jerky about which Lloyd lied under oath is below

To hear attorney David Force present this to the jury, click here.

To read similar adverts for yourself, click on the images to the left. To see an actual label, click on the image to the right. Although Lloyd's commercial says that this Beef Jerky can "never have a problem" after it's canned, he sings a different tune in court speaking of beef jerky's "...unknown quality in terms of shelf life". Click here to hear that tune.

What's interesting to note is that the advertisement (similar to the images to the left), coupled with Lloyd's testimony, proves that James Lloyd lied either to his customers, to get them to send him a check for $200.00, committed perjury by lying to the jury, for the purpose of crushing his opponents with lies, or both.

The reader is invited to take note that although Lloyd promised to present evidence proving Lloyd's slander piece on Portwood, when given the opportunity, Lloyd hid behind the statute of limitations, refusing to prove any of the allegations. It is also notable that Lloyd and Lenox filed a motion with the court, preventing the use or mention of the Bible during the trial, calling  the Bible, "a Sham" and  "Irrelevant".