Joel Osteen has been in the news for all the wrong reasons lately, and the trend just keeps going. The American pastor, televangelist, and author from Houston Texas is known for his TV sermons that draw in upwards of 10 million viewers regularly. However, as of late he’s been called a fraud after a plumber found that Joel Osteen had money hidden in his Lakewood Church wall.
TikTok User ‘Nickandsoph’ Curses Out Joel Osteen While Taking a Selfie With Him ‘You’re a Piece of S***’
With all the controversy putting his credibility in jeopardy, fans are not being quiet about letting Joel Osteen know how they feel about his image. As example a video has gone viral where a man curses out Joel Osteen while taking a selfie with him.
In the footage TikTok user “nickandsoph” tells Joel Osteen,
“Hey man you know you’re a piece of s*** right? You know right? C’mon right yeah you know? Yeah he knows.”
Joel Osteen quickly moved away from the camera as he let out a fake laugh of embarrassment.
At this point it might be best for Joel Osteen to lay low for awhile, because incidents like that could become the norm. People are getting fed up with mega rich pastors exploiting people under the guise of being a religious servant.
Authors: JordanThrilla Staff
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