Jurors in the Victoria Osteen case, where the wife of mega church Pastor Joel Osteen had been accused of physical and verbal abuse by a Continental Airlines flight attendant decided that she was not guilty of any assault whatsoever. Sharon Brown, the Continental Airlines flight attendant who filed the accusations, was suing for at least $405,000. There was indeed a quarrel over a stain found on Osteen’s first-class seat, but it’s too much from flight attendant Sharon Brown to claim that she was thrown against a bathroom door and elbowed in the left breast while attempting to rush the cockpit.

"I'm glad it's over," Victoria Osteen said afterward. "I expected it because it's the truth and I know the truth always stands firm."

The “attack” took place before the start of a December 2005 flight from Houston to Vail, Colorado.

Victoria Osteen's lawyer, Rusty Hardin,  dismissed Brown's accusations as being made-up with the clear purpose of getting her hand on the money, and labeled Brown's claims that she suffered injuries such as post-traumatic stress disorder a ``sacrilege'' and a ``blasphemy.''

Both Victoria Osteen and Joel Osteen, who was on the same flight, testified last week that no attack took place. A former Continental flight attendant also testified that Brown brought her the same accusations in November 1995.

Houston's Lakewood Church where Joel Osteen works as a pastor, draws about 42,000 people each week for services. Joel Osteen's weekly television address is broadcast in the U.S. and internationally and his books are sold worldwide.