David Jang

After a money laundering case and dozens of lawsuits, the Christian college founded by David Jang is under new scrutiny from Christian accreditors.

The money laundering case left a Christian media network out of business and Olivet University owing $1.25 million.

Manhattan indictment alleges conspiracy and shady business practices between Christian Media Corporation and Newsweek rescuer IBT Media.

The iconic magazine is imploding. At the heart of its troubles is its relationship with Olivet University and David Jang’s religious community.

Media group that bought the weekly took part in regular Internet chats with Jang to discuss business.

Decision comes after report from National Association of Evangelicals on school’s founder, David Jang.

David Jang’s emissaries to Singapore speak for the first time on why they believed he was a new Christ, why they changed their minds, and how his organization operates.

David Jang has become an increasingly influential figure in Asian and now American evangelicalism. He and his followers have founded media outlets and a Christian college and are key influencers in the World Evangelical Alliance. But many say he leads a group that has encouraged the belief that he’s the ‘Second Coming Christ.’ Is there any truth to the allegations?