“And yesterday I crossed a line,” he admitted. I was really trying to make the word come alive and for people to see the story, but yesterday it got too live, and I own that,” he added.Īccording to Todd, he’s “passionate” about helping people who are “desperate to be able to find hope” in such a way that he gets to do “extreme things to help people get it.” Do you hear and see the responses of the people he said, as members of the audience gasped audibly. Michael Todd, the pastor of Transformation Church in Tulsa, decided to use a. They were entrusted with Transformation Church from the founding pastor, Bishop Gary McIntosh, after 15 years of operation. Footage from Sunday shows Michael Todd of Tulsa’s Transformation Church coughing and spitting into his hand, then wiping the spit onto the face of a man next to him on stage. A pastor in Tulsa, Oklahoma, decided to share more than just the Bible from his pulpit. “I want to validate everybody’s feelings, that that was a distraction to what I was really trying to do. Pastors Michael and Natalie Todd are the Lead Pastors of Transformation Church based in Tulsa, OK since February 2015. I watched it back and it was disgusting, like that was gross.” Todd does have some supporters, but many expressed revulsion at what. Michael Todd’s sermon illustration went viral, and at one point Monday Michael Todd trended on Twitter.
In a video accompanying the tweet, he said he wanted “to acknowledge what happened yesterday when the spit hit the fan. The pastor said that believers need to allow Jesus to have same freedom in their lives that Brentom had allowed to him.
“It’s never my intention to distract others from God’s Word and the message of Jesus… even with illustrations! I apologize for my example being too extreme and disgusting! I Love Everybody,” he tweeted Monday. Oklahoma pastor Michael Todd, the pastor of the Transformation Church in Tulsa, is trending online after he rubbed spit into the face of his brother onstage during a sermon.Ī clip from the video, which was posted on YouTube, quickly took over social media timelines, and the reaction led the pastor to issue an apology the following day.
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