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Troubled Megachurch Seeks Fresh Start After Scandals
Another megachurch, this time The Meeting House, a multi-site church in the Toronto-area, has announced a shutting down of sorts amid its former pastor’s sexual misdeeds.
In a recent statement, The Meeting House leadership said the megachurch would close its doors for good, at least under the current name.
For more than two decades, The Meeting House has played an important role in the spiritual journey of thousands of people. At the heart of our church has been a desire to grow communities of Jesus followers who live and share His irreligious message of love and peace.
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Seattle Pastor’s Fate Decided Following Arrest for Public Preaching
A new consent order has vindicated a Seattle pastor who was previously arrested for preaching.
Pastor Matthew Meinecke was arrested twice in 2022 after his Bible reading “triggered hostile reactions from activists,” First Liberty Institute explained.
Antifa activists took the pastor’s Bible, ripped out its pages, pushed him down, and took one of his shoes. When Meinekce refused to leave upon the police’s request, he was arrested.
This Is How You Can Break Curses in Your Life
Have you ever wondered how you could possibly break the curses in your life that are holding you back?
In a powerful message, rabbi and New York Times best-selling author Jonathan Cahn spoke on what it looks like to break curses in your life.
Cahn first points out that we see throughout Scripture how curses were mentioned, and frequently if the people of Israel would not act in obedience to the Word of God. He also warns against praying “prayers of curses” as they resemble the occult and witchcraft too much for Christians to take part in. He then answers what curses mean in regard to the Christian believer.
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Michael L. Brown 
Charisma Media Staff 
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