As you likely know, hundreds gathered at Dallas Area Gateway Church on Monday to remember Daystar co-founder Joni Lamb.

Despite the scandals, despite the abysmal way Joni's son Jonathan Lamb and his wife Susie have been treated,

I truly hope this might be a time of healing. Instead, it turned into a

passive-aggressive confrontation of a grieving son and his wife and even spiritual abuse.

And I don't use that term lightly, but Jensen Franklin's message was one of the worst cases of

spiritual abuse I have ever seen. I would put it on par with Jimmy Evans telling

Jonathan in a now infamous meeting that Joni was the voice of God to him.

I've wanted to address this for the past several days, but it's just been too busy to get

to it, but I just felt so grieved and upset about what happened that I just had to jump

on a video and discuss it. But before I do, there are

several indignities of Jonathan and Susie that deserve mentioning at that funeral. First,

Jonathan was the only Lamb family member not asked to speak at Joni's Memorial. And the first

speaker to even acknowledge Jonathan wasn't either of his sisters, Rebecca Lamb-Weiss or Rachel Lamb Brown.

It was President Donald Trump.

Also, Jonathan and Susie were seated to the far right of the stage out of the view of cameras and separated from the rest of the family.

I'm told they were also behind a camera, so their view of the stage was obstructed.

It's unreal to me that a son would be treated this way at his own mother's funeral.

But perhaps the most heartbreaking, no one from the Lamb family invited Jonathan to his mother's burial.

This is so unbelievably sad.

Whatever your disagreements is a family, I would hope you could put those aside when a family member passes. But it's also telling.

It's in moments like these that people reveal who they really are. Jensen Franklin proclaimed in his message at the funeral that Daystar will be even more anointed than it's ever been.

I have no idea what he's basing that on, but from what I observed during that funeral,

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