Recent allegations against Bishop T.D. Jakes, the popular televangelist and leader of The Potter’s House megachurch in Dallas, Texas, have caused a stir in the Christian community.
An unverified report has accused Jakes of being a frequent participant at sex parties hosted by music mogul Sean Combs, known as Diddy. However, a representative for Jakes has dismissed the claims as "unequivocally false and baseless."
As reported by The Christian Post, "Recent claims circulating on pockets of social media about Bishop T.D. Jakes are unequivocally false and baseless," Jordan A. Hora, executive director of public relations and communications for the T.D. Jakes Group, T.D. Jakes Ministries and The Potter’s House, told The Christian Post in an exclusive statement Thursday.
On the evening of Friday, Dec. 22, IHOPKC spokesman Eric Volz, managing director of The David House Agency, announced that the 24/7 prayer and worship ministry is "formally and permanently" separating from Mike Bickle.
In addition to Bickle’s complete removal from the organization in light of "new information," IHOPKC Executive Director Stuart Greaves has resigned and stepped down from his role on the ministry’s board of directors.
"Since taking over management of the crisis, the executive committee has received new information to now confirm a level of inappropriate behavior on the part of Mike Bickle that requires IHOPKC to immediately, formally and permanently separate from him," explains Volz.
He adds that General Kurt Fuller, "who took over management of this crisis," will be temporarily assuming the role of executive director as the investigation into alleged abuses continues.
Recently Bishop T.D. Jakes denied allegations that he had been a participant of sex parties hosted by music mogul Sean Combs, also known as Diddy. Jakes’ representative said the claims were "unequivocally false and baseless."
According to the Christian Post, Jakes shared with his congregation during The Potter’s House Christmas Eve Service that no reason exists for anyone to worry about these allegations. The video has since been set private.
"Would y’all please do me a favor and stop worrying about me and give God some praise and honor and glory?" Jakes said during the service.
Src: charismanews.com
