“This story hit so hard I Amazoned a copy of ‘Relationship Goals’ right away.” A movie based on Mike Todd’s New York Times bestselling book Relationship Goals, which originated from a sermon series of the same name that catapulted him to a wider audience years ago, has been panned by
Pastor Michael Todd leads Transformation Church (TC.) He is known for crowd surfing during his church’s worship service and spending a lot of money. In the last two years, he’s given away $3,500,000 in houses, cash, and cars, spent $65,000 to buy 168 pairs of shoes, gave $600,000 in “reparations,” and purchased $66,000,000 in real
Pastor Michael Todd leads Transformation Church. He is known for crowd surfing during his church’s worship service and spending a lot of money. In the last two years, he’s given away $3,500,000 in houses, cash, and cars, spent $65,000 to buy 168 pairs of shoes, gave $600,000 in “reparations,” and purchased $66,000,000 in real estate.
In another absolutely gag-worthy, don’t-listen-or-you’ll-throw-up illustration, a newly unearthed video from a 2019 sermons series shows Pastor Michael Todd repeatedly hocking phlegm strings of snot and spit into his hand in order to mix it with dirt and in order to rub it on a congregant’s face. Transformation Church’s Lead
‘Pastor Michael Todd of Transformation Church in Tulsa, OK, has apologized for spitting phlegm and saliva into his hands and then rubbing on a congregants face (a man who later turned out to be his brother) is some obscene, freaky-deaky sermon illustration, writing on social media it was “never my
With news that Craig Groeschel’s 85,000-member megachurch has joined the metaverse, creating a virtual reality simulation where congregants can, much like SimCity characters, attend church remotely from the comforts of their home with a VR headset and interact with other remote ‘congregants’, several big names have come out in support
Transformation Church’s Lead Pastor Michael Todd, who is known for crowd surfing during his church’s worship service and spending a lot of money, including giving away $3,500,000 in houses, cash, and cars, spending $65,000 to buy 168 pairs of shoes, and purchasing a real estate complex for over $20,000,000, has
An Oklahoma megachurch is on a Christmas spending spree, giving away $3.5 million dollars during their recent Sunday service in order to be a blessing to its congregation and community members and be an object lesson on the importance of forgiveness. Transformation Church in Bixby, OK, last seen buying a
An up and coming church that purchased a new home building for $10 million dollars less than two years ago is buying up the entire retail complex around it for a cool $20.5 million. We last heard from lead Pastor Michael Todd of Transformation Church in Tulsa, Ok, when he
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