Chip Gaines And his wife, Joanna GainesContinue to face conservative Christians after learning a gay couple on their new show, "Back to the border, but the couple is alleged to sleep at the controitation.

Critics, like Reverend Franklin Graham, slammed a move as unprecedented; However, insiders say that winners have always embraced inclusiveness, despite tensions with their roots in the biblical belt.

Chip and Joanna Gaines, who built a lifestyle and launched their network, have previously addressed criticism in connection with diversity.

The chip and Joanna are facing the heat from conservative Christian circles after throwing a gay pair on their new reality show, "Back to the border."

The staffed leaders, like the Reverend Franklin Graham, the son of the famous Evangelist Billy Graham, and Podkaster Allie Beth Stuckey, they criticized the move, and Graham called him "very disappointing."

Graham doubled into his attitude, stating, "His word is an absolute truth. God loves us, and his marriage design is between one woman."

In response, Chip provoked a further discussion with Tweet by reading "," the "way" of the American Christian culture "is a referee, understand later / never. "

The remark is widely interpreted as a finger of conservative Christians, many of whom accepted the stars "Fixer Gornje" as a cultural icon.

Sources, however, said New York Post That the winning is walking a dichtrope between the attractive wide national audience and remain faithful to their faith and long-term supporters.

The source close to the couple said the publication that Chip and Joanna, who presented married Tachevo Jason Hanna and Joe Rigg, along with his twins, "back to the border", always accepted inclusiveness.

"It is uncomfortable for a super traditional audience that will be followed," Insider said. "(Chip and Joanna) do not live their lives the way the traditional conservative evangelic population makes."

The source added, "They were never worried about what people think of in that capacity - they believe in what's wrong with what they believe in. If you're not traditional and you don't believe it, then it's your prerogative."

Furthermore they noticed that the controversy was unlikely to handle the foundation of the empire that they built chip and Joanna.

"How do you deal with backgrounds? You have two people who are proud to consider what they actually believe. Don't hold them at night," Industrial insider shared at night.

TV couple, who are parents on five children, are active members of the traditional conservative Church of the Antioch Waca Community.

However, the source I introduce to the Church of Antioch community says that many evangelics Christians feel a sense of ownership of the chip and Joanna.

"It's a biblical belt - you have a lot of conservatives, lots of religious people. They saw him). (Like) Some lagers said to put it for money," he explained it for money, "he explained it for money."

However, the insider who previously worked with Gaineses noticed that the antioch was probably not convicted.

"They are a pretty progressive church. They would not convict them for gay money on their show," Insajd noticed.

Chip and Joanna were shot in Fame in 2014. year, and Fixer HGTV Hit "Fixer, which was in a state of renovation and designed in Waco in Waco, Texas.

The show followed a couple as they turned down the decayed houses into modern modern houses, win over viewers across the country.

Their success spread rapidly outside the TV. Gaineses built a business empire that includes a magnolial market, cleaning five-spa shopping for shopping, magnolia press cafe, silo co. Bakery and Restaurant Magnolia table.

"The only thing people knew about Waco was Baylor University and David Koresh and Branch Davidians (Kult). Chip and Joanna brought another positive aspect for Waco", said one source New YorkPost.

However, the source acknowledged that their fame was without Palis for the locals, noting, "There were more and more tourists, people were more and annoyed in traffic. (But) Most people still have positive feelings for them."