Jason Roberson allegedly messed with this 23 year-old woman when she was just 15 years old.  Now many of you would probably blame her and ask, 'why doesn't she forgive?'   This has nothing to do with forgiveness, if you had to carry this all your life and then, probably think about all the other young teens under this this guy's authority.  However, it cannot be understand that she continued to have an inappropriate relationship with this man for 7 years afterwards, no excuse.  

According to kdvr.com, the victim is a 23-year-old who lives in Boulder. She told investigators that she and Roberson had an inappropriate relationship that began when she was 15 years old. She said it continued for seven years.  

We pray this youth pastor has repented for what he has done in the past, only if he's guilty of the accusation.  However, when we look at both sides of this case, when someone is accused of molestation, there should be no contact with the alleged abuser  This case against Jason Roberson maybe in favor of the defendant, because of the relationship that continued for several years.

Youth pastor arrested in Boulder sex assault case

by David Mitchell

BOULDER, Colo. — A youth pastor at a Longmont church was arrested Wednesday as a result of a sex assault investigation.

Jason Allen Roberson, 45, turned himself in after a...Read full article, here.

 

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Allegedly, cops this Evansville pastor was just waving at the cops when he was handcuffed.  Pastor Madison was accused of flipping them off.  Although, many see this as a racial incident, Pastor George Madison says not so.  

According to Mail Online, through his work on the local fire department, he is familiar with a number of the police officers in Evansville and he thought he recognized one of the men in the car so he waved. That is not how the police interpreted it, however, as they claim that they thought he was flicking them off. The officers stopped Madison, and, according to Madison, they were getting confrontational. He then took out his phone and went to call the police chief, Billy Bolin, who he is friends with. The officers told him to hang up the phone and get on the ground.

It very bad just to be handcuffed even if the cops thought this Pastor George Madison was giving them a bad sign.  However, thank God they did not harm him any way.

We just want to ask you a question, are things so bad in this country, we cannot even politely wave at police officers? 

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African American firefighter and pastor was cuffed after he waved at cops

By Daily Mail

A photo of police forcing an off-duty firefighter to the ground has gained national attention after it was revealed that the police action was taken after the man waved to the officers. 

George Madison Jr., an African American firefighter and youth pastor in Evansville, Indiana was threatened with a taser by police when he...Read full article, here.


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We do not know if you recall the story, but Pastor Brett Anthony Coronado and Mark Allen Mackey were both arrested for preaching the gospel outside of a DMV in California.Things are so modern these days, many businesses and government locations just do not want any messengers for Christ preaching outdoors.  No doubt, this is why things are so troubled in our American society.   

According to ChristianPost.com, Attorney Robert Tyler with Advocates for Faith & Freedom, the group defending the two pastors in their criminal lawsuit, told CBS that his clients are constitutionally protected to express their faith on public property, that property being the parking lot of the DMV.

In the meantime, we will keep these two pastor in our prayers, because missionaries and pastors should have the right to witnesses to lost souls in public, it's called 'freedom of religion.'

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Calif. Pastors Arrested for Preaching Outside DMV, Face Trespassing Charges in Court

 By Katherine Weber , Christian Post Reporter

Two church leaders in Hemet, Calif. are currently facing court hearings for reading bible verses in front of a closed DMV in February 2011.

The pastors are being accused by Riverside County District Attorney Paul Zellerbach of trespassing for failing to obtain a permit before gathering on state-owned property. The charges came after the two church leaders filed a...Read full article, here.



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After watching this news clip, regarding this former pastor of The View church in Illinois, we heard two different opinions, regarding if Joshua Swain should be forgiven for theft.  In our opinion, Pastor Joshua Swain should be forgiven, but should move forward in his life so God can deliver him from the spirit of theft.   However, we think people make all types of mistakes and can be delivered and set free from them.

The question is, should or could Pastor Joshua Swain be pastor of The View church ever again?  However, many people do not forgive and may not trust Him.  However, once he is delivered and set free from the demon of theft, God will trust Him to pastor again in the future, if He called Him to oversee a church or preach the gospel.

According to wpsdlocal6.com, prosecutors also said Swain stole the money from The View church, formerly First Baptist Church, and also used the name of a congregation member to take more than $10,000 from a bank. On July 26th, Swain was arrested and charged with theft and aggravated identity theft.

Backlash in local community after pastor's arrest

Reporter: Mychaela Bruner
Photographer: Michael Bradford

JACKSON COUNTY, Il—There is backlash in a local community after a senior pastor is accused of stealing from his own church members. Thirty-two-year-old Joshua Swain is facing charges after police said he stole more than one hundred thousand dollars from his church in Carbondale, Illinois.

Prosecutors also said Swain stole the money from The View church, formerly First Baptist Church, and also used the name of a congregation member to take more...Read full article, here.



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Allegedly, Joshua Swain who is the former pastor of The View Church is accused of stealing over $100,000.   This has been one of the biggest problems with some pastors, it seems if they are not satisfied with their salary, they feel they have the right to steal from their church.  However, no pastor should ever feel he or she has the right to take from their church, because they do not own the sanctuary.

According to wsiltv.com, Swain is also accused of using another man's personal information, according to the charges, "for the purpose of obtaining money and credit from Chase Bank" in excess of $10,000.

In the meantime, we pray Swain repents for theft and willing pays back every cent he stol from The View Church.

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Former Pastor Arrested for Stealing from Church

By WSIL Manager

WSIL -- A Union County man has been charged with stealing more than $100,000 from a Carbondale church.

Joshua D. Swain, 32, of Cobden, is charged with theft over...Read full article, here.



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