Sean Feucht: We’re ‘in a Moment of Divine Destiny’
Feucht, 38, says he won’t succumb to Satan’s weapons, including the harsh criticism he has faced for holding “Let Us Worship” events during the pandemic. “Any time you’re going after something of the Kingdom, you’re going to get resistance,” he says. “I’ve just begun to realize that resistance almost proves that what you’re doing is something in the heart of God.”
Anyone “in revival history or in the Bible” who attempted great acts for God experienced some type of pushback, Feucht notes. “We have to keep going until we see every promise of God fulfilled over our nation and the nations of this season.”
Saying he has no plans to end his cross-country worship tour, Feucht insists that America is in the midst of revival. “I believe it’s here,” he says. “I believe we are in a moment of divine destiny from heaven. People are hungrier than they’ve ever been before. People are more desperate for a heaven solution than they’ve ever been.”
During his “Let Us Worship” events, held in 132 cities so far, “People are getting saved, healed, delivered,” Feucht says. “We are in the middle of revival.”
