History Creator / Daystar

* BigScrewedUpFamily: Averted with the Lambs, despite Marcus's past infidelity (see below).

* YourCheatingHeart: In 2010, Marcus Lamb confessed to his audience that he had an extramarital affair several years before, over which he became the victim of an attempted extortion plot. The Lambs had already reconciled by this point and appeared on shows like ''Dr. Phil'' to discuss their experiences with marriage counseling.

* {{Telethon}}: The twice-annual, week-long "Sharathon."
* YourCheatingHeart: In 2010, Marcus Lamb confessed to his audience that he had an extramarital affair several years before. The Lambs had already reconciled by this point and appeared on shows like ''Dr. Phil'' to discuss their experiences with marriage counseling.

Daystar is a non-profit Christian network founded by Marcus and Joni Lamb, and based near Dallas. While they air the same conservative Pentecostal programming as the rival Creator/{{TBN}}, they are a lot more youth-oriented and not quite as scandal-ridden as the other network. Despite being a relative newcomer as far as TV ministries go (Daystar was launched in TheNineties, much later than TBN and ''The700Club''), they are currently the second largest Christian network on the air.

* CorruptChurch: While it has not been hit with nearly as much scrutiny as Creator/{{TBN}} on the matter of mishandling viewer donations, Daystar is still criticized for preaching the "prosperity gospel," not being transparent with its finances and for acting in many ways like a for-profit entity (it sponsors a UsefulNotes/{{NASCAR}} driver) while legally being a non-profit church.

* CorruptChurch: While it has not been hit with nearly as much scrutiny as Creator/{{TBN}} on the matter of mishandling viewer donations, Daystar is still criticized for preaching the "prosperity gospel," not being transparent with its finances and for acting in many ways like a self-promoting corporation (it sponsors a UsefulNotes/{{NASCAR}} driver) while legally being a non-corporate church.

'''Daystar''' is a non-profit Christian network founded by Marcus and Joni Lamb, and based near Dallas. While they air the same conservative Pentecostal programming as the rival Creator/{{TBN}}, they are a lot more youth-oriented and not quite as scandal-ridden as the other network. Despite being a relative newcomer as far as TV ministries go (Daystar was launched in TheNineties, much later than TBN and ''The700Club''), they are currently the second largest Christian network on the air.

* {{Israel}}: Daystar is the first Christian television network to be given a broadcasting license in that country. They weren't necessarily welcomed by Israeli viewers, however, since Daystar airs shows targeted at Messianic Jews, and regular Jews generally see Messianic Judaism as a ploy to trick Jews into becoming Christians.

* CorruptChurch: While it has not been hit with nearly as much scrutiny as Creator/{{TBN}} on the matter of mishandling viewer donations, Daystar is still criticized for preaching the "prosperity gospel," not being transparent with its finances and for acting in many ways like a self-promoting corporation (it sponsors a Main/{{NASCAR}} driver) while legally being a non-corporate church.

Not to be confused with the book from the FirebirdTrilogy.

'''Daystar''' is a non-profit Christian network founded by Marcus and Joni Lamb, and based near Dallas, Texas. While they air the same conservative Pentecostal programming as the rival Creator/{{TBN}}, they are a lot more youth-oriented and not quite as scandal-ridden as the other network. Despite being a relative newcomer as far as TV ministries go (Daystar was launched in TheNineties, much later than TBN and ''The700Club''), they are currently the second largest Christian network on the air.

'''Daystar''' is a non-profit Christian television network founded by Marcus and Joni Lamb, and based near Dallas, Texas. While they air the same conservative Pentecostal programming as the rival Creator/{{TBN}}, they are a lot more youth-oriented and not quite as scandal-ridden as the other network. Despite being a relative newcomer as far as TV ministries go (Daystar was launched in TheNineties, much later than TBN and ''The700Club''), they are currently the second largest Christian network on the air.

* CorruptChurch: While it has not been hit with nearly as much scrutiny as Creator/{{TBN}} on the matter of mishandling viewer donations, Daystar is still criticized for preaching the "prosperity gospel," not being transparent with its finances and for acting as a corporate sponsor (like for a Main/{{NASCAR}} driver) while legally being a non-corporate church.

* BanOnPolitics: Daystar has taken positions against things like homosexuality, but they aren't as knee deep in political activism as most TV ministries.

* CorruptChurch: While it has not been hit with nearly as much scrutiny as Creator/{{TBN}} on the matter of mishandling viewer donations, Daystar is still criticized for not being transparent with its finances and for acting as a corporate sponsor (like for a Main/{{NASCAR}} driver) while legally being a non-corporate church.

* ''Marcus & Joni'' (formerly ''Celebration'')
* ''Joni Table Talk'' (formerly ''Joni'')
* ''Check the Sound''
* ''Gospel Music Showcase''
* ''Scaly Adventures''

* {{Telethon}}: The twice-annual, week-long "Shareathon."

* CreatorCouple: Marcus and Joni Lamb

* CorruptChurch: While it has not been hit with nearly as much scrutiny as Creator/{{TBN}} on the matter of mishandling viewer donations, Daystar is still criticized for not being transparent with its finances and for acting as a corporate sponsor (like for a Main/{{NASCAR}} driver) while supposedly being a non-profit religious organization.

'''Daystar''' is a non-profit Christian television network founded by Marcus and Joni Lamb, and based near Dallas, Texas. While they air the same conservative Pentecostal programming as their rival Creator/{{TBN}}, they are a lot more youth-oriented and not quite as scandal-ridden as the other network. Despite being a relative newcomer as far as TV ministries go (Daystar was launched in TheNineties, much later than TBN and ''The700Club''), they are currently the second largest Christian network on the air.

'''Daystar''' is a non-profit Christian television network founded by Marcus and Joni Lamb, and headquartered near Dallas, Texas. While they air the same conservative Pentecostal programming as their rival Creator/{{TBN}}, they are a lot more youth-oriented and not quite as scandal-ridden as the other network. Despite being a relative newcomer as far as TV ministries go (Daystar was launched in TheNineties, much later than TBN and ''The700Club''), they are currently the second largest Christian network on the air.