Recently, Mercy Culture Pastor Landon Schott visited Disgraced Gateway Church founder Robert Morris in prison.

And even though Morris has never apologized to the woman he molested as a 12 to 16-year-old girl,

Schott publicly declared Morris was forgiven. The Roy's report reported this story,

and apparently that made Pastor Schott really mad. But religious people saw that,

and they started manifesting. And they went berserk. And then you got the rogue pretend journalists that write around on broomsticks that love to stir up division in the church.

They don't build the church. They love to tear it down.

But it wasn't just journalists shot went after. He also went after those who dared to criticize what shot did.

Many are victims and advocates tired of seeing predators return to the pulpit, but to shot,

they're demonic.

I love the comments that I heard constantly by foul religious spirits, which you reminded

me of the same Pharisees that attacked Jesus.

They tried to trick, they tried to trap.

But religious people don't do crap.

They don't do anything. They don't do, they aren't the hands and feet of Jesus. They get mad when

you're the hands and feet of Jesus. Your father's the devil. And you have a similar spirit.

It's a spirit of religion. It's foul. And it's this judgmental, nasty spirit.

On this podcast, author, pastor, and church reformer Lance Ford joins me to respond to what Schott said.

Not with outrage, not with theatrics, but with scripture.

Welcome to The Roy's Report, a podcast dedicated to reporting the truth and restoring the church.

I'm Julie Roy's.

Well, once again, Land and Shot, pastor of Mercy Culture Church in Fort Worth, Texas, has taken name at the Roy's report and his critics.

This time, it's over an article we published about his decision to visit disgraced pastor

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