Steven Lawson has resigned from OnePassion Ministries following his exit from Trinity Bible Church of Dallas.
The elders of Trinity Bible Church of Dallas announced the news yesterday, Sept. 19, that Lawson was removed from his position at the Dallas church due to an “inappropriate relationship” with a woman.
Now, OnePassion Ministries, which Lawson founded, has announced his resignation from the ministry on their site.
The board of OnePassion Ministries mournfully announces that just recently Steven J. Lawson confessed to the board that he has had an inappropriate relationship with a woman, a sin that has disqualified him from ministry. In response, Steve has resigned from all his duties at OnePassion Ministries.
In response, all planned events have been canceled.
All scheduled events and engagements have been cancelled.
Steve has confessed and regrets the damage he has caused to his family, the church, the reputation of OnePassion Ministries and most of all Jesus Christ.
We are saddened for the glory of Christ in this matter. The truth of the gospel will continue go out to the lost world as it is empowered by the Holy Spirit and not by men. It is a reminder that we have been warned of the craftiness of the enemy.
The message ends with a warning from 1 Peter 5.
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Be sober-minded; be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour (1 Peter 5:8).
The most recent post on X from OnePassion Ministries came on the night of Sept. 17, alerting people that their Bible study for yesterday, Sept. 19, was canceled.
As we see more Christian leaders falling, let’s continue to pray for the body of Christ, and that God’s Word and His Holy Spirit would lead people toward His truth and goodness.
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