"Todd Bentley’s announcement that his marriage is ending has thrown our movement into a tailspin—and questions need to be answered. . . It was not supposed to end like this." Charisma editor J. Lee Grady comments on Lakeland revival's Todd Bentley marriage crisis and asks prayer for the family. HT: John Piper at Desiring God.
Lots of conversation going on in the blogs. Interesting quote from Andrew Strom from August 1st related to Peter Wagner's laying on of hands [video] which happened only 2 months ago. "I wonder if Peter Wagner ever imagined that by endorsing Todd Bentley he may be sowing huge seeds of destruction in his own movement? -Perhaps only time will tell. " Link
UPDATE: more news revealed - read it in the coments.
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