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==Transitional ministry==
==Transitional ministry==
After the resolution of his libel lawsuit against ABC, Reverend Tilton returned to television in 1994 with a short-lived show called ''Pastor Tilton'', a show with an emphasis on the casting demons from people suffering from pain and illness. While many souls were saved and many successful healings were aired, many believers clamored for a return of his previous show.
After the resolution of his libel lawsuit against ABC, Reverend Tilton returned to television in 1994 with a short-lived show called ''Pastor Tilton'', a show with an emphasis on the casting demons from people suffering from pain and illness.
==Reviving ''Success 'N' Life''==
==Reviving ''Success 'N' Life''==
After moving to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Reverend Tilton returned to the airwaves in 1997 with a new version of ''Success-N-Life.'' He decided to focus his ministry on troubled inner-city audiences, buying airtime on independent television stations primarily serving the African-American community. Concerned about the effects of sinful lifestyles on its impoverished core audience, cable giant Black Entertainment Television decided to feature the program as part of the two hour late-night block of religious programming entitled ''BET Inspiration''. As of 2007, ''Success-N-Life'' is still a part of ''BET Inspiration'', usually occupying the first hour of the programming block. The show also runs on cable religious programming channel The Word Network.
After moving to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, Reverend Tilton returned to the airwaves in 1997 with a new version of ''Success-N-Life.'' He decided to focus his ministry on troubled inner-city audiences, buying airtime on independent television stations primarily serving the African-American community. Concerned about the effects of sinful lifestyles on its impoverished core audience, cable giant Black Entertainment Television decided to feature the program as part of the two hour late-night block of religious programming entitled ''BET Inspiration''. As of 2007, ''Success-N-Life'' is still a part of ''BET Inspiration'', usually occupying the first hour of the programming block. The show also runs on cable religious programming channel The Word Network.