Locked Out and Gunned Down: Abuse and Violence at the church

The church is known as being a hospital for the sick, a house of hope for the desolate, and a safe place for many. Incidents of violence and spiritual abuse within the church walls are becoming more prominent. Two separate incidents in black churches this weekend have once again placed unwanted attention on black churches. One pastor was gunned down by his own brother during the worship service, and another pastor locked out his entire congregation. What can the church to be more proactive regarding church leadership abuse and endangerment? How culpable are members in ensuring the integrity of their church leadership? Join Pastor Neal for these and other topics on Zera Today