Touré Roberts Said the Holy Spirit Told Him to Leave His Wife… This Is Dangerous

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This video exposes the shocking moment claimed the Holy Spirit told him to leave his wife — and we’re putting EVERYTHING next to Scripture. We break down the full interview with Torey Roberts and , the clips about divorce, the “business anointing” comments, prosperity gospel language, celebrity pastor culture, Sarah Jakes Roberts, T.D. Jakes, and the dangerous trend of people using “God told me” to justify sin. Did the Holy Spirit really lead a man to divorce his wife? Or is this another example of modern church deception, false teaching, emotionalism, and prosperity preacher theology replacing biblical truth? We go verse by verse through Matthew 19, John 16, Galatians 1, 1 Corinthians 7, and expose why the Holy Spirit NEVER contradicts Jesus Christ. We also expose the deeper problem inside the modern megachurch movement: branding over holiness, business over repentance, platform over truth, and celebrity pastors building empires while ignoring Scripture. Torey Roberts talks about “business anointings,” mocks broke believers, pushes kingdom business language, talks about wealth, influence, and strategy, while claiming spiritual authority for divorce and remarriage. We examine the Sarah Jakes Roberts relationship timeline, the age gap discussion, the Hollywood church mentality, the “God is a CEO” language, and why so many churches today sound more like motivational conferences than biblical Christianity. This is a raw Christian commentary on false prophets, prosperity gospel preaching, modern church corruption, wolves in sheep’s clothing, and why believers MUST test every spirit according to the Bible. If you’re tired of fake church, compromised pastors, emotional manipulation, prosperity gospel lies, and celebrity Christianity, this video is for you. We’re not following personalities, denominations, platforms, or famous preachers — we’re following the Word of God. Whether it’s T.D. Jakes, Sarah Jakes Roberts, Torey Roberts, Lecrae interviews, megachurch culture, or modern prophetic movements, everything must be