Randy & Paula White - WH Faith Advisor: the lost 1992 Diane Sawyer interview they don't want you to see

Last edited Sun Apr 19, 2026, 12:04 AM - Edit history (2)

Long before Paula White became a White House Faith Advisor, she and Randy White were featured in a 1992 Diane Sawyer interview that many Evangelicals and Baptists may find difficult to reconcile with her current role and influence.

The segment includes footage of their Tampa-based church, Without Walls International (approximately 0:57–4:25), with Paula also appearing around the 6:00 and 9:00 minute marks.

Over the past 30 years, she has navigated a series of church relocations — from Orlando to Texas, New York, and now Washington, D.C. Her theology has been consistent throughout — and that is precisely the point. She has long promoted theological positions that the broader Christian world has largely rejected, and that Evangelicals and Southern Baptists have never supported. Yet here she stands, at the highest levels of government, representing a faith community that does not even claim her.

For those within Southern Baptist and traditional Evangelical communities, who adamantly oppose everything she represents, with an agenda she is now promoting in rare form through the WH, Paula White's prominent role as a White House Faith Advisor represents a direct theological contradiction they have yet to publicly address. Figures like Franklin Graham, stand in sharp contrast to her theology and ministry, yet remains notably silent. That silence speaks volumes. Her foothold remains oddly unchecked.

For others who remember this long forgotten interview, her antics are not new. The point here is not to debate the theology but simply to note how conservatives are continuing to remain silent on yet another issue publicly, while scrambling behind the scenes to control the narrative "within walls." The expected fallout will be huge.

Worth sharing across all social media, as this is the elephant in the room they hope never resurfaces for them to be forced to address.