Wow. My parents are, I suppose, evangelical Christian, in the sense that they're missionaries - so evangelising is part of their package IYSWIM. But they were always verrry sceptical of these very charismatic, cult-of-personality type churches when I was growing up. I remember being mortified when we visited the local church on holiday which happened to be charismatic - people started speaking in tongues and falling over, and my family got up and walked out.
As a 14/15yo I resented having to go to our smallish, fairly staid (admittedly also imperfect) Baptist church and not being able to join my friends who were having all kinds of exciting "spiritual experiences" in the big church in town, but as I got older I've been grateful that they protected me from what I know realise was mostly emotional manipulation.
In my late teens they gave my siblings and me more freedom to attend events like SS but talked in very pragmatic terms about how lighting and music and preaching cadence could be curated to evoke particular emotions, which meant that I always had my guard up a little bit and questioned why the lights were being dimmed just at that point or the worship leader had chosen one word over another in his altar call. So I'm disappointed to hear about Mike P, but not especially surprised.
FWIW I'm still a practising Christian, not because of any pastor or song or worship leader, but because I think the gospel message of Christ, and his personhood/Deity, are factually true. But I wouldn't set foot in one of those mega-churches or charismatic worship festivals.