Morning Rundown: ‘No Longer in Ministry’: Carl Lentz Bares His Soul in Public Letter

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‘No Longer in Ministry’: Carl Lentz Bares His Soul in Public Letter

From going through one of the most publicly covered and intensely scrutinized downfalls a preacher can endure, Carl Lentz is now sharing the devil has not won in the battle for his life.

While many carry feelings of derision and distrust toward Lentz for his moral failings, the Bible gives clear instruction on how to handle a brother or sister who has repented of past sins.

In a post on Instagram, Lentz shared an update on where he was in his and his family’s faith walk.

Mike Signorelli: Watch Out for False Prophets Who Lack These Godly Traits

Recently, Mike Signorelli, lead pastor of V1 Church in New York City, downloaded a pair of significant prophetic words from the Lord for the body of Christ as we go further into the end times and head toward the Second Coming of Jesus.

The first spoke of the separation of vultures and eagles among the leadership in the body, and he explained that the “vultures” are feasting on “dead things,” which he believes is symbolic of dead church systems, dead ideologies, dead mindsets and dead wineskins.

The second vision God gave Signorelli, a part of the deliverance group known as The Demon Slayers, was hauntingly related to the first and warns again about false prophets and those who use the ministry for their own personal gain instead of the desire to bring lost souls into the kingdom.

Donald Trump Spars with CNN in Televised Town Hall

In his first appearance on the cable news network since 2016, Donald Trump sat down with CNN’s Kaitlan Collins and it went about as well as people on both sides of the aisle expected.

While there were terse moments between the two, the questions were addressed by the former president mostly reasonably, considering the setting.

The town hall was hosted at St. Anselm College, and per reports from Politico, the audience “was mostly made up of Republicans who offered cheers and a standing ovation to Trump tonight. Last week, CNN invited the New Hampshire GOP and other state groups to help fill the audience per an email that was passed along.” {eoa}