He built his massive following on YouTube doing solid Bible teaching.

But lately, Mike Winger has been exposing rampant corruption in the charismatic movement.

This guy was my white rabbit.

He's the rabbit I chased down the rabbit hole to see how bad things are in cover-up culture inside the charismatic church.

Mike Winger's nearly six-hour video exposing fake prophets Sean Bowles and those who covered for him currently has more than one and a half million views.

It's also prompted public apologies from those who, like Bethel Church pastor Chris Valleton, protected Bowles for years.

It's so sad that somebody has to put out a video that creates a firestorm to get someone who's 70 years old to do something.

That's an indictment against my leadership.

Winger also exposed Todd White, a former drug addict turned evangelist and founder of lifestyle Christianity.

Because you're required to be uncomfortable.

For the past 12 years, Todd has preached and prophesied on some of Christianity's largest stages.

But according to past staff and board members, Todd is an abuser and a deceiver.

This is the testimony of former board member Rashid Salem.

One example was when I gave him money for a medical vest.

He said he urgently needed it due to congestive heart failure.

This was a very public event that Todd had major issues with his heart. The vest was never purchased. Not long afterward,

he acquired a can-am recreational vehicle worth tens of thousands of dollars. Winger said he hopes

exposing evil within the charismatic movement will lead to lasting change.

I've known you for a number of years.

I just love you.

But in the case of some leaders like Patricia King, who platformed Sean Bowles for years,

the exposure has just prompted excuses.

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