Pastor John Gray Seemingly Apologizes To Wife And Church For Alleged Cheating Scandal (Video)

A couple of weeks ago, we reported that Pastor John Gray was caught up in an alleged cheating scandal, according to Blogger Tasha K of Unwine With Tasha K. After his team released a statement, stating that this was all about extortion, it looks like John Gray has actually apologized to his wife and his church for the alleged shenanigans.

Gray took to the stage himself with a message entitled “Face It,” which addressed his indiscretions and God’s love.

 

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TSR Staff: La’Janeé @_lajanee_ _________________________________ A couple of weeks ago, we reported that #PastorJohnGray was caught up in an alleged cheating scandal, according to Blogger #TashaK of @UnwineWithTashaK. After his team released a statement, stating that this was all about extortion, it looks like John Gray has actually apologized to his wife and his church. We spoke to a source on John Gray’s team and they say, “he wasn’t apologizing for cheating. He apologized for extortion. There was no cheating that took place.” _________________________________ Gray took to the stage himself with a message entitled “Face It,” which seemingly addressed the situation. To his wife, he said: “As I’ve said to my wife, I say to her now in the moment, Aventer I am sorry for the pain that I have caused you. And my prayer is that the life I live from this moment will be one worthy of the love that you have extended and that our family receives from,” he expressed. “I am grateful for you, for our children and I pray that God would restore the joy that we had in the days when we would drive around the city dreaming. You know more than everyone else the areas of pain that I’ve carried for years,” he added. _________________________________ “The horrific, self-fulfilling prophesies. That you told me stop confessing those things. But I believe that this moment had to come so that God could make me the man that I need to be. But I’m sorry for that pain that I’ve caused,” Gray continued. “You don’t deserve it. You’re an amazing woman of God and I love you. And I will face me so that the man that comes out of this moment will be able to honor you in a way that I never have before.” _________________________________ To my church, “I am sorry—Click the link in the bio to read more. (📹:John William/YT)

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To his wife, he said:

“As I’ve said to my wife, I say to her now in the moment, Aventer I am sorry for the pain that I have caused you. And my prayer is that the life I live from this moment will be one worthy of the love that you have extended and that our family receives from,” he expressed. “I am grateful for you, for our children and I pray that God would restore the joy that we had in the days when we would drive around the city dreaming. You know more than everyone else the areas of pain that I’ve carried for years,” he added.

“The horrific, self-fulfilling prophesies. That you told me stop confessing those things. But I believe that this moment had to come so that God could make me the man that I need to be. But I’m sorry for that pain that I’ve caused,” Gray continued. “You don’t deserve it. You’re an amazing woman of God and I love you. And I will face me so that the man that comes out of this moment will be able to honor you in a way that I never have before.”

To my church, “I am sorry. You’ve gone through enough from cars to meetings with leaders that have caused great pain and deep division amongst political ideologies to one thing after another,” he expressed.

I wanna tell you I’m sorry. The standard has not changed. Holines is still right, and I want you to know that it is my prayer that from this moment of true repentance that you will see emerge from this moment a pastor you can be proud of.”

As you may recall, last year, John Gray admitted to having an emotional affair with another woman on The Real television show. Aventer and John Gray said the affair helped them to grow as a couple.