TONY EVANS’ SON EXPOSED: Shocking Secrets Threaten to Topple Family Legacy
The son of a Texas megachurch pastor, who abruptly resigned this month due to “sin,” addressed his father’s decision to step down, emphasizing his family knew “no more, no less” about his father’s actions than the congregation.
Evangelist Dr Tony Evans, 74, unexpectedly announced his departure from the 10,000-member Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship in South Dallas that he founded 48 years ago, saying he committed an unidentified sin “a number of years ago.
Since then, few details have emerged about the nature of the sin.
His 42-year-old son, Rev Jonathan Evans, delivered a sermon on Father’s Day, telling the congregation that he had no knowledge of his father’s transgression.
“Three days before my dad called the family, I was doing a Bible study in Psalm 46,” Jonathan Evans said, according to EEW Magazine.
Little did I know that three days later, my dad would call us and tell us the exact same thing he told you—no more, no less,” the former Dallas Cowboys fullback-turned-associate pastor said. “Then, on Monday, he said, ‘Hey, I need you to preach Father’s Day for me.’ I said, ‘Okay.’”
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