MIke Todd of Transformation Church continues to showcase his love for fashion and hatred for ever wearing the same piece ofd clothing twice, with a recent spate of outfits pushing the limits of price and good taste.
We’ve written about before after he hosted a celebration of life for the late pro-choice, pro-LGBTQ, hell-denying, Trinity-denying, Universalist, Unitarian Bishop Carlton Pearson, praising him as a “man of God” who faithfully lived out the gospel message, after he went crowd surfing during his church’s worship service, preached some good old-fashioned Modalism, and gave the world perhaps the grossest illustration in church after he (twice) snorted and then hocked a loogie full of spit and snot into his hand and rubbed it in another man’s face.
He recently had a service where ballet dancers with bare butts danced around the stage and, in a recent sermon, offered a muddled, confused, contradictory, and seeming apology for what God’s word says about homosexuality. Further, one of their pastors justifies his continual cussing by confessing : ‘I have never felt a conviction of the Holy Spirit’, argued on his podcast that belief in the Trinity is a non-essential issue, and that it should NOT be considered cheating if a married man is caught dancing and twerking with another woman.
A few recent examples:
Todd preached at the Gapstanders conference earlier this week, wearing Sanderlak’s Maharam jacket in Rainbow Degrade, which retails for a mere $1395 smackaroos.
A few months ago he was seen preaching in a Louis Vuitton Pixel Camo Print Blazer that sells ‘pre-owned’ for $5638.
The Blazer is part of the luxury brand’s 2024 ‘Damoflage Collection’ by Pharrell Williams.
At the 40th annual Stellar awards, Todd was rocking some fancy accessories, including a $120,000 rolex and an $8000 Van Cleef bracelet.
In a sermon from a few weeks ago, he was wearing a pair of $795 pants.
We also cataloged when he wore this outfit a few months ago, hoping he didn’t pay the full retail price of $8589.00
And a few weeks ago paired a white tank with a $7650 Louis Vuitton leather jacket.
That being said, at least he never wore this outfit again, irrespective of how much it costs.
Just something to keep in mind the next time he preaches on finances, tithing, and sowing seeds to the church.
