Famed Worship Leader Takes (Some)Credit for Overturning Roe v Wade Because He did THIS
Worship leader Sean Feucht is a Bethel Church School of Supernatural Ministry alum who gained name recognition after crisscrossing the states for his ‘Let us Worship’ tour during the height of the pandemic. A self-described “missionary, artist, speaker, author, activist, and the founder of multiple worldwide movements,” he frequently drew in thousands of people to his outdoor concerts and has become one of the most recognizable worship leaders today for it.
Feucht has become more and more embroiled in politics these past two years and can be frequently seen leading worship at quasi/ political rallies. In this recent clip, he takes partial credit for overturning Roe v. Wade, engaging in some bizarre numerology and typology by claiming that he and his team prophetically marched and sang at the Supreme Court 40 days after the news of Dobbs, prayerfully binding the leak to the Supreme Court. He concludes by invoking the Lord and striking imaginary arrows into the ground repeatedly, declaring that victory is at hand.
And then on the count of three we’re gonna strike strike, on the count of three we’re gonna lift up a shout and listen this is not a rah rah moment. I believe this is a prophetic moment. Listen, we marched around the Supreme Court 40 days after the Dobb’s decision was leaked, and we prayed that that decision would be bound together by the Supreme Court justices.
You know what? We got a victory. How many believe we’re gonna have a victory on Tuesday? So come on, let’s give a victory shout. Let’s strike the ground and let’s give a victory shout on the count of three. Are you ready?
So here we go. Get your arrows out. Just go strike strike, strike, strike, strike, strike, strike strike, strike, strike, strike, strike, strike strike, strike, strike, strike, strike!!!
h/t the Dissenter
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