In a recent article, it was reported that a series of scandals involving prominent pastors in the Dallas-Fort Worth area has rocked the local evangelical community. The article highlights cases such as Robert Morris of Gateway Church resigning due to accusations of sexual abuse, Tony Evans stepping away from his pulpit over undisclosed "sin," and other pastors facing moral failures and controversies. The region, known for its numerous large congregations, has witnessed a string of downfalls and unexpected departures within the evangelical leadership. The article emphasizes the shock and impact of these scandals on the local Christian community, with many questioning the reasons behind these incidents. The rise in transparency and accountability within churches, influenced by movements like #MeToo, is seen as a positive outcome by some, signaling a cleaning up of the church leadership. The challenges faced by independently governed churches in ensuring accountability and the potential systemic issues arising from charismatic leaders being central to these organizations are also discussed. The article concludes with reflections from pastors and observers on the need for humility, vigilance, and transparency in light of these revelations.