The two have hosted the sermon series Relationship Goals, which spanned for over two years and gained 6million views.Īuthor Candice Maire Benbow tweeted: “Michael Todd is theologically dangerous, culturally irresponsible, and batshit crazy. He was entrusted with his wife Natalie Todd, also lead pastor at the church, by the founder Gary McIntosh after 15 years of operation. Todd has served as lead pastor at Transformation Church in Oklahoma since 2015. If your pastor rubs spit on your face (looking at you, Mike Todd), find a new pastor. “If your pastor rubs spit on your face “looking at you, Mike Todd), find a new pastor,” tweeted Rev. Just saw why Mike Todd is trending and I. Writer Shanelle Genai said: “Just saw why Mike Todd is trending and I –God wasn’t nowhere in that.” It would be disgusting in normal times but in a pandemic it’s almost sinister. It would be disgusting to me at normal times nut in a pandemic it’s almost sinister,” the tweet reads.Īt this point if you’re still following Mike Todd…you lack critical thinking skills and discernment cause THAT disgusting mess is unforgivable.
“At this point, if you’re still following Mike Todd … you lack critical thinking skills and discernment cause THAT disgusting mess is unforgivable. One person on Twitter labeled the spectacle “disgusting” and “sinister,” while another user described his behavior as “cult-ish.” But I truly understand now why the elders used to frequently tell us that we’re in the last days. Had never heard of “Pastor” Mike Todd before today. But I truly understand now why the elders used to frequently tell us that we’re in the last days,” tweeted sports journalist Jemele Hill. “Had never heard of ‘Pastor’ Mike Todd before today.
Pastor Todd has been criticized by many Twitter users, questioning his bizarre, non-Covid friendly sermon practices. The man in the video is Todd’s brother, according to TMZ. The pastor continued: “How you just reacted is how the people in your life will react when God is doing what it takes for the miracle.”
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