Jack Holmlund

Transitioning Teacher. Dad joke student. Would rather be watching day baseball or playing 18.

[Mike Winger @MikeWingerii]

May The Passion Translation go down in well-deserved flames.

https://t.co/H0lSKQ4Jy0

[Jack Holmlund @jack_holmlund]

Pray for those at the Mario Murillo “revival” event this week. Wicked and evil doctrine being spewed out to thousands present, confusing and deceiving many. Stockton has become a hub of false teaching and this is exposing it to all. Are there any faithful churches in Stockton?

[Jack Holmlund @jack_holmlund]

My wife trying to turn me into a Jehovah’s Witness with how she treats me on holidays.

[Jack Holmlund @jack_holmlund]

@HonestYPTweets Cmon Michael, she’s just calling out the gold in the administration! 🙄

[Laura-Lynn Tyler Thompson @LauraLynnTT]

We are still waiting for a rebuke, apology for being silent over what he knew, or statement from @seanfeucht about his buddy/associate/travelling companion and former board member Shawn Bolz. As they were on each others boards, they would have board meetings in Vegas, says the whistleblower, at the craps table, with gross course jokes allegedly. Of course, nothing unusual about this. Lots of Ministries for the Lord, go to Vegas and have their board meetings in the gambling casinos…

Now that it has been revealed that Shawn Bolz gets naked and m*sterbates openly in front of Christian men in his hotel rooms, it’s odd that his close friend Feucht is silent after travelling so closely with him. Crickets.

Instead, the only negative comment Feucht can muster is towards @MikeWingerii (see 4th pic). So let’s understand this … With great courage Mike Winger had to expose a s*xual deviant, Shawn Bolz, because leaders were covering it up. We came to find out that lots of them knew🥴. Right Feucht?

This then ignited an apology in tears of shame and remorse from Bethel leadership with Kris Valloton affirming his tremendous appreciation for Mike Winger.

Yet, Sean Feucht has only insults for the guy bringing much needed accountability to the Kingdom. Might it be because Feucht has had so much to hide and he may soon be the subject of more exposure? He’s already been outed in a major report in June 2025 by five former employees/volunteers. Here’s a short breakdown.

  Financial mismanagement and impropriety: Mismanaging millions in ministry revenue as donations surged (especially post-2020 COVID-era events). Specific claims include underpaying or not paying staff/volunteers at all, using ministry credit cards for personal expenses without proper tracking/receipts, diverting donations (e.g., toward personal real estate—allegedly owning 10 properties worth millions in California, Montana, and Pennsylvania), overstating event attendance numbers for promotion, failing to report merchandise income, not filing required tax forms (e.g., Form 990s after 2020), and lacking financial transparency/oversight. They called for an independent investigation into potential fraud, donation diversion, and embezzlement.
•  Spiritual, emotional, and psychological abuse: A “longstanding pattern” of manipulation, exaggeration, control, lying, gaslighting, and spiritual/emotional abuse. They describe Feucht as oscillating between playing the victim and domineering others, using DARVO tactics (Deny, Attack, Reverse Victim and Offender) when confronted, and engaging in unrepentant behavior.
•  Misrepresentation and abuse of power: Exaggerating or lying about ministry activities, media dishonesty to promote his movement, coercing or mistreating staff/volunteers (e.g., overworking without fair compensation, blocking access to financial records).
•  Retaliation against critics: Publicly defaming, excluding, or threatening litigation against those who raise concerns (e.g., labeling them as no longer Christian, politically motivated, or embittered). Internal complaints were allegedly ignored or met with retaliation.

[Blaise Foret @blaiseforet]

You traveled with the perv Shawn Bolz.

You were on his board.

You were buddies in “ministry”

Everyone who associated with and promoted him is actually at the very least taking some ownership and apologizing for it.

You?

You choose to be silent about your perverted friend and instead call out Winger— for what? For exposing him?

Dude you used to call out the left for perversion.

But you don’t have the courage to call out your own friends for the same thing.

What’s your deal Feucht???

[Mike Winger @MikeWingerii]

Mercy Culture is part of Cover-up Culture. At least among some of its top leaders.

The only time I have been able to talk to Mercy Culture leaders was on a phone call where they did not immediately disclose to me that they were recording the call.

But I knew they were in a single party recording state so I asked them if they were recording. They admitted it, so I told them I would record it as well.

They showed zero concern for the victims they had harmed in their public statements and seemed to see themselves as victims of me. This is because I was guilty of making a video exposing what they did in public. They asked why I didn’t contact them before making my video. I told them I did contact them and that they ignored me. They acknowledged this and said they now regretted ignoring me. But I think the regret was due to exposure, not any kind of agreement or change of mind.

They also were quite bothered that I had made a follow up video telling everyone that Mercy Culture wrongly filed a copyright claim against my video (which is true) and revealed that they saw this as me shooting first. I pointed out that when they copyright claimed something in violation of US law and YouTube policy it was them shooting first. They accepted zero responsibility for this and suggested it was a process that happened automatically, where they claim everything possible and don’t consider if it’s a valid claim first. I told them I believed this was illegal and immoral and they should stop.

When it came to them constantly acting like they were the victims when they in fact had deceived people and attacked victims I had a rare moment. I yelled at them. I don’t really yell as a habit. I did it intentionally in this case because I reasoned that maybe, just maybe, me raising my voice and speaking in very strong ways could break the deception they were under. It didn’t.

I ended the call pleading with them to look into the Michael Brown situation and see the ton of evidence to show they had deceived people and harmed witnesses and one victim in particular. After this call they said they don’t want to talk to me any more.

They can dispute this account if they want. They have the recording. So do I.

[Jack Holmlund @jack_holmlund]

@Acts_1711 @Protestia That’s pretty much what he said. He doesn’t want them to sue him but he’s willing to go through with it because it will bring out more evidence that backs up what he’s already come out with.

[Melissa Dougherty @Meldougherty77]

I've been struggling to articulate my thoughts on Bill Johnson and Kris Valloton's statements this last week in response to them covering up the horrible sins of multiple leaders. With my background in New Thought and New Age, my major issues that I've had with Bethel over the last few years has to do with their terrible theology. Something I've said for years that applies here: Bad theology hurts people. And that bad theology has formed their morality. Ultimately, seeing repentance for this terrible theology is what I would like to see. That's what revival would look like, and truly what they have been chasing for so long.

Alisa articulates my frustrations well with truth and love. I recommend watching the whole video. She really nails it with the scripture.

[Alisa Childers @alisa_childers]

God is shaking up the church and forcing Christians to decide where their ultimate loyalty lies. Is it to Christ and His Word? Or is it to a “movement,” the approval of man, money, prestige, winning, being accepted, or self- preservation? God help us all to soberly evaluate this question and choose rightly.

[Mike Winger @MikeWingerii]

There's much to appreciate in Bethel's statements today. Much. It's incredibly rare to see such openness and accountability from leaders on stage and I was very impressed by it.

There are also some significant concerns that should be noted. I'm going to take several days to process all this and give a response this Friday during a live stream.

Praying for wisdom, hoping for the best, prioritizing the normal folks, and remembering the gnarly path that brought us here along with what a good way forward would look like.

[Jack Holmlund @jack_holmlund]

At least 3 blatant things here: no repentance of the sins being addressed publicly, no apology to those he’s sinned against, and “sabbatical” implying he will come back when all this dies down. Absolutely sickening. 1 Cor 5:1-5

[Jack Holmlund @jack_holmlund]

Shawn Bolz’s statement to newsletter subscribers:

[Jack Holmlund @jack_holmlund]

@KozarSteveMUC You’re a prophet, Steven!

[Jack Holmlund @jack_holmlund]

@KozarSteveMUC The best “response video” I’ve seen of the situation so far. A lot of other good ones, but this is extremely well done.

[Darren Hibbs @DarrenHibbs]

Kris Vallotton and Bethel are all about people all over the world being fathered by them, but when it comes to actually fathering them, they went out for smokes ten years ago and never came back.

[Jono Hall @jonochall]

https://t.co/fhH8xFGyDO

[Alisa Childers @alisa_childers]

I say this as gently as possible, but if anyone still thinks Bethel carries a "special anointing," or experiences an increased measure of the Holy Spirit, or moves in a genuine "prophetic culture," I dare you to watch this. Also, @MikeWingerii is a gift to the body of Christ. Pray for his protection, strength, and endurance.

https://t.co/BHEGT8MktL

[David Fish @DavidFish7]

In his response to the @MikeWingerii video, Kris Vallotton expressed his incredulity that anyone would ever expect a pastor to publicly tell the church about a leader who is in unrepentant sin.

(Remember, Kris is the one who privately called shawn a "deceiver" and "unrepentant." HIS words, not mine)

And here Kris is saying, "If only we had a way of dealing with unrepentant sin..."

We do, Kris. It's all over the NT.

Bad ecclesiology enables bad actors.

Our doctrine of the church affects everything.

Kris, I spent my childhood at dinner tables with you. I admired you. I believed in you.

And it has come to this?

First you soft-pedaled Mike Bickle's abuse by saying, "Mike Bickle is my friend" instead of saying, "I support Mike's victims."

Now, with an hour available on a platform, you say everything except the one thing we needed to hear from you: "I'm sorry. I failed in my role as a shepherd. We failed as a church. We will do our best to make this right with Shawn's victims. We will never let this happen again."

I write this sincerely with profound grief in my heart.

A church that is incapable or unwilling to exercise church discipline is, according to our Protestant forefathers, not a church at all.

[Jack Holmlund @jack_holmlund]

Hey x, deleting you off my phone till I accomplish some goals. Got to stay focused and get after it.