I would say the most noticeable commercialization comes on two fronts.
The first being the large so called "Super Churches" that seat nearly a thousand or more, often with gift shops within the Church itself or on the property nearby.
Speaking on those, there is a rather small Church near where I live that actually has a Starbucks coffee shop inside of it. Think about that for a minute :)
The second I would say come from the religious channels, who often sell stuff openly in between preaching and prayer. There is actually a show titled "Religious Catalog" which sells nothing but religious memorabilia - completely unnecessary to faith no matter how you try to spin it.
The first being the large so called "Super Churches" that seat nearly a thousand or more, often with gift shops within the Church itself or on the property nearby.
Speaking on those, there is a rather small Church near where I live that actually has a Starbucks coffee shop inside of it. Think about that for a minute :)
The second I would say come from the religious channels, who often sell stuff openly in between preaching and prayer. There is actually a show titled "Religious Catalog" which sells nothing but religious memorabilia - completely unnecessary to faith no matter how you try to spin it.