“Besides who are we to decide how God speaks to Pastor Mike and what instructions He gives him Also is that the only thing you retain He preached a bomb message don’t get stuck on the object lesson.” “Btw this was his brother and I’m certain they had a conversation prior to,” Glover-Vaughn added. “This is why so many miss their miracle or blessing because it didn’t come the way you expect to,” Facebook user Kimberly Glover-Vaughn wrote in the comment section of one of Todd’s latest Facebook posts.
I’m disgusted.īut some of Todd’s followers defended his actions on Facebook.
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The church hasn't held in-person services since March 2020, but up to about 24,000 people at a time have tuned in online for Todd's sermons. “It’s a big arena and so it’s taken a lot of time and all of that is almost finished and as soon as all the dust settles and we are able to get clearance from the City of Bixby, you better believe we are going to get in here and have some good ol' church.” “We have some beautiful people in the neighborhood behind us that made some complaints about the noise, and we said, you know what, we want to be good neighbors and so we have spent a large number of resources over this pandemic calling in experts who are able to soundproof and bring a level of sound dampening to our arena," Todd says. Since starting its services in Bixby, the city issued hundreds of citations to the church for noise complaints from surrounding neighbors. The church bought the Spirit Bank Event Center in Bixby for $10.5 million in 2015, transforming the sports arena into a worship center. “We had less than 300 people coming to our church, we are in the hood of Tulsa, and nobody even knew I was a pastor and most of the people who was there was leaving.” 1, him and his wife handed me and my wife, Natalie, and said 'You’ve stood by my side for the past five years and I’m going to stand by your side, and you’re supposed to lead this,'" Todd says. McIntosh handed the control of the church over to Todd in 2015.
Todd says McIntosh felt they needed to move from south Tulsa to north Tulsa to "reverse the Massacre curse," resulting in the Greenwood Christian Center in 1999. "It was a church that was started by a pioneered by Bishop Gary and Debbie McIntosh who felt after what happened in 1921 when they found out about the Race Massacre that they needed to do something.” "I started out as the sound man for Greenwood Christian Center," Todd says. Since taking over, Todd is now a New York Times Best-Selling author and is asked to speak at churches and events all over the world. The church is led by Pastor Michael Todd who took the reigns at Transformation with his wife Natalie in 2015. Transformation Church continues to expand its portfolio, recently buying nearly $67 million in real estate in Tulsa County.
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