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Religion News Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
Todd Bentley , an atypical evangelist who drew thousands to a series of summer revivals in Lakeland, plans to divorce his wife amid revelations that he is romantically involved with the nanny of his children, according to his ministry. Ministry leaders write, "Having spoken with Todd in recent days, he is resolute in his intentions to divorce Shonnah, and in his mind, the restoration...
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Gentle Wisdom (Free subscription) | 23 hours ago
Every time I write about Todd Bentley, as I did on Monday, there is a huge jump in traffic to this blog. So I feel justified in writing on a subject in which there is a lot of interest. Or is this just tickling my ego? Whichever may be true, here is another post about [...]
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Gentle Wisdom (Free subscription) | 11/30/2008
It is more than two months since my last serious post about Todd Bentley. That post and my others about him continue to attract quite a bit of traffic to this blog, so people are still interested in him. But there has been no news to report, at least nothing I have seen, until now. Just [...]
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Christian Research Net (Free subscription) | 12/01/2008
Things have gone from bad to worse for Todd Bentley, ring leader of the so-called “Lakeland Revival / Florida Outpouring”. The Board of Directors for Fresh Fire Ministries has issued another statement regarding Bentley and this time they claim that nature of the current relationship that he has with his mistress is “adultery”. According to [...]
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Bene Diction Blogs On (Free subscription) | 11/29/2008
What a sorry read this is. The latest missive from Fresh Fire Canada about Todd Bentley. The Canadian board admits the neo-charismatic media* star has dumped them. He finally gave his resignation in writing and they are not clear if he has been drawing a salary. While the word adultery is finally used, other sin is glaringly overlooked. Bentley fell [...]
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The Shotgun (Free subscription) | 11/29/2008
Readers who recall my series of posts on Todd Bentley, earlier this fall, may be dismayed to learn that things are going from bad to worse for the faith-healing B.C. evangelist.
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As in the days of Noah (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
It has been four months since Canadian evangelist Todd Bentley fled the scene of Florida's Lakeland Revival amid rumors of a moral failure. When Bentley vanished in August, the crowds thinned, God TV stopped broadcasting services, the meetings eventually shut down and Bentley's worship leader took the popular music of the revival on the road.Meanwhile, many people were left...
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The UmBlog (Free subscription) | 8 hours ago
Great editorial by Lee Grady of Charisma magazine. Todd Bentley is still in sin with an intern/nanny, still seeking to divorce his wife, hasn't seen his kids since July, and, obviously, remains unaccountable. Grady says the lessons are: Accountability from the beginning, teams not stars, Sabbath , character matters more than gifting, don't cheer to quickly, and repentance as a reliable...
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Tampa Bay Online (Free subscription) | yesterday
Todd Bentley, an atypical evangelist who drew thousands to a series of summer revivals in Lakeland, plans to divorce his wife amid revelations that he is romantically involved with the nanny of his children, according to his ministry.
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The Shotgun (Free subscription) | yesterday
Readers who remember my post last Friday on beleaguered Canadian evangelist Todd Bentley may be interested to know that, in a surreal turn of events, he has responded to the criticism levied by the governing board of his ministry last...
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Tampa Bay Online (Free subscription) | 12/02/2008
TAMPA Todd Bentley, the former drug-abusing evangelist who drew thousands to a series of summer revivals in Lakeland, plans on divorcing his wife amid revelations that he is romantically involved with the nanny of his children, according to his ministry. Rumors of an extramarital affair surfaced near the end of the 15-week revival, and, in August, Bentley resigned from the board...
