Todd emphasized that people coming to Christ had the chance to change themselves for the better. He encouraged them to focus on their new identity in Christ and not on the past sins they committed. Then the pastor declared his congregants' freedom from condemnation through God's words as he realized that many children of God lived a condemned life. He warned that the enemy would try to identify them with their sins, but he cited John 3:17 which says "God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through Him." He urged congregants to attain the freedom that Jesus gives. Todd recalled being hard at himself, but now, the pastor affirmed he was free from condemnation through Jesus Christ. He described himself as being stuck under the cloud of condemnation because he blamed himself for everything that happened. He allowed the spirit of condemnation to dissuade him from continuing his relationship with his wife. Todd admitted that even though they went back together, they both struggled with trust issues. "We through all of these cycles," he said. ![]() After the separation, they both entered other relationships wherein they both lost their virginity. The pastor explained that he started to listen to the culture and broke his girlfriend's heart. ![]() He explored other romantic relationships aside from his relationship with his current wife Natalie when they were about to graduate from high school. In the "Cuffed To Condemnation" sermon, which is the fifth part of the "Cuffing Season" series in his church, Todd shared that he had once been a captive of the spirit of condemnation. Oklahoma megachurch Pastor Michael Todd warned his congregation in Tulsa's Transformation Church about continuing to live in the cuff of "spirit of condemnation," saying that Jesus Christ freed the people who put their faith in Him. Screencap from Transformation Church YouTube
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