Darlene Council — Norcross, GA

Bishop,

Because of you, I can trust the ‘Church’ again. You are truly a man of character and integrity who walks in humility. Your teachings on worm training admittedly messed me up when I first came to the Father’s House. I didn’t understand it, but I didn’t dismiss it because I saw it being lived out by you as well as those following you. The more I heard in the messages and as I continued to watch the people, I began to understand. My past experiences caused me to sit back and wait for someone to make a mistake or do something wrong—something in which I could point the finger and use as an excuse to keep my guard up about trusting the ‘Church’. However, after “visiting” for 6 months and watching and waiting, I still had not experienced any wrong doing or seen anyone make a mistake. I no longer had any excuse for not joining. And I’m so glad I became a part. My life has truly been changed. I’ve never seen anyone of your status being so transparent. You’re ‘real’ and the leaders and other people around you are ‘real’, not faking it. You don’t water anything down nor sugar-coat it. Thank you for speaking truth. Thank you for being real. Thank you for being a true man of God. You’ve shown me the real ‘Church’. And when the ‘Church’/’we’ aren’t living up to that standard, you’ve taught me worm training to know how to handle it. May God continue to Bless you and use you to impact and change this world. Happy Birthday!!

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