Within American politics, Sean Feucht takes on the role of worship leader and political activist, often boasting strong stances on social issues while being bold in the face of 2020 lockdowns. Because he stood up when others kept silent, his fame increased. Yet Feucht is not without his baggage, as he is associated with Bethel Redding and holds views consistent with the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR). He takes an entrepreneurial approach to starting numerous ministries that have led to allegations that he is using his charities to build a real estate portfolio.
Recently, he has taken his Let Us Worship tour abroad to Canada, where Feucht is hosting free outdoor worship events that have been dubbed “Revive 25.” Thus far, six of his events have been cancelled, with safety being the most cited concern. Quebec City, amongst the venues, claimed that the “presence of a controversial artist was not mentioned in the contract,” suggesting that they either did not know who Feucht was or that his name was not on the contract. Feucht has since been able to swap venues, sometimes farther away from the municipalities.
In Montreal, the city banned Feucht from performing at Plateau Mont-Royal, relocating to Eglise MR after the city claimed that Feucht “goes against the values of inclusion, solidarity, and respect.” In French-speaking Montreal, the church is ironically Hispanic. Per Rebel News, the same park hosted a pride parade within the last month.
As media coverage intensified, partly due to actors like Rebel News, the relocated event attracted leftist protesters who could be seen waving Palestinian flags. During the show, a protestor managed to throw a pink smoke bomb onto the stage, causing a brief disruption as he played it off and continued to sing.
Later, Feucht claimed to have been “firebombed” on Twitter/X:
I was just firebombed INSIDE the church by antiFa mid-worship song!!!!! I dodged the bomb and we are still going!!! BUT THEY CANT STOP THE SOUND OF WORSHIP! #LetUsWorship
Feucht has a history of embellishment, which includes an exorcism story in India and telling a movie version of a Voice of the Martyrs article. He would later clarify the statement, claiming he did not know that the object was a smoke bomb, despite holding it in his hand. Furthermore, it should be noted that the smoke bomb used is common in gender reveals.
The church has since been fined $2500 (CAD) for hosting the concert.
Analysis
The Canadian government’s hatred of the Church knows no limits as they spent years slandering the church for genocide of the indigenous, only to come up short on actual corpses and evidence. Nevertheless, this attack on the church created anarcho-tyranny against the hundreds of churches that were vandalized in the wake of this anti-white government self-flagellation campaign. The Canadian government was especially cruel in its Covid Lockdowns, with pastors like James Coates and Artur Pawlowski being targeted by the state.
Canada itself is a spiritually lost nation. It has continued to double down and speed-run the Great Replacement, and national identity is juxtaposing itself to America. The Conservative Party blew a very winnable election by running an effeminate, longhoused candidate who boasted that he was “born to a single mother and adopted by school teachers.”
Sean Feucht is far from orthodox on many issues despite being strong against homosexuality, Covid, and Critical Race Theory, yet in Revelation, the Beast hates the Whore as he does the true Church. The world does not always distinguish between the true and false church. Often, they attack the mere association with Christianity regardless of authenticity or orthodoxy. Thus, even shills like Joel Osteen are targeted. In nations that have largely secularized, they attack the ruins of Christian culture as a means of retaining power and promoting evil. In all of Feucht’s flaws and embellishments, he tapped into a very real spiritual force.
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