Maryland Pastor Says ' These Hoes Ain't Loyal' : But Says Its Been Taken Out Of Context

 He is a very popular pastor all over the world, known for his dramatic gesticulations when preaching but sometimes, we must remember they are human as well and could relatively cross the line.

In this case, Pastor Jamal H. Bryant, of the Empowerment Temple in Baltimore, didn’t only evoke the gospel of Jesus Christ in his sermon, but he also evoked the gospel of Chris Brown. Bryant was emotionally discussing Pontius Pilate when he told churchgoers, “Every sister elbow another sister and say, ‘He should have listened.’ Every brother tap another brother and say, ‘I should have listened to her.’” He continued, “Old saints, y’all forgive me, but I gotta tell you. These hoes ain’t loyal!”

He was talking about

He was trying to pass a message to his congregation about cheating with side chicks or guys,saying people should stick to the partner given to them by God because "these hoes ain't loyal". The Pastor who himself is a divorcee after falling out with then wife Gizelle Bryant in 2007 for cheating on her and getting a 17 year-old church member pregnant.

Despite releasing the whole message,he is still being slammed as many say a pastor should never use a phrase like that and many say he has no right to call some women "Hoes" and should think of drawing them to God.