I like him okay. I got some good pieces of advice from him here and there back when I had some consumer debt a few years back. I don't agree with him regarding credit cards as I churn them and have gotten an extra $2700 from them in the past 3 years, without paying a dime or interest or buying anything more than I already buy. (I also have an excellent credit score as a result and have the ability to get an emergency loan at a low interest rate if something bad happens.) I also don't agree with him suggesting mutual funds and to go to his web site for a li$t of hi$ approved financial a$$i$tant$; I am more in line with JL Collins and focus on Vanguard total index funds.
It's fun to watch his shows once and a while, reminding of what I went through in the past. It's funny to hear him scolding others in debt: "I want you eating beans and rice, and don't step into a restaurant unless you are working there as a side hustle to pay off your debt." LOL. I am watching his show right now for fun :)
As far as debt payment, it made more sense for me to pay off the highest interest loans first. But for some people, paying off the small ones first might help them, feeling they are accomplishing more; not for me though.
I am neutral about him with respect to Christianity since I am Christian, but I disagree with prosperity gospel.