The Roys Report

Daystar TV President Joni Lamb recently prayed curses on-air—is that normal for Christians? Bible teacher Lance Ford parses what the Bible says on this practice.  

After being kicked out of the National Religious Broadcasters Convention, two podcasters who’ve reported on the Daystar TV scandal speak out.  

Investigative journalist Julie Roys delves into the necessity of exposing wrongdoing within the church, framing it as an act of love. The tension between truth-telling and backlash from church leaders is examined. Biblical lessons on accountability and the consequences of ignoring divine commands highlight the urgency for transparency in faith leadership. The discussion emphasizes the importance of confronting issues with a heart for glorifying God, urging leaders to embrace accountability for the church’s integrity and mission.

Two survivors of IHOPKC founder Mike Bickle’s abuse share how he groomed and betrayed them, and a survivor advocate shares how they exposed the wolf.  

Deborah Perkins, the first victim of Mike Bickle’s who went public, shares of how friends “went to war” with her, to expose an evil system of abuse.  

Her story of alleged sexual abuse by Mike Bickle caused the prayer ministry he founded to separate from him. Now she reveals her identity for the first time.  

Image repair analyst, Dr. Julia Dahl, says a 10-minute video posted by Mercy Culture Pastor Landon Schott in response to an article is rife with image repair tactics.  

Former assistant to Daystar TV founders Marcus and Joni Lamb gives a revealing account of the prominent Christian network.  

Jamin Coller, author of Dear Evangelicals, says people are exiting the church because they have questions no one in church wants to hear, let alone answer.  

Bible teacher Lance Ford shares that what’s advocated as spiritual leadership and submission in evangelical circles is often really spiritual abuse.