“Dear @staceyabrams, My daughter looks up to you and she’s 9,” Lecrae captioned under the image of him and Abrams. “Not because she’s familiar with your stances and policies, but because you’re a highly educated woman of color who fights for what she believes in despite opposition. She sees that she can be more than what society says. Thank you.”
ChurchLeaders reached out to Lecrae, who has since hid Feucht’s photo. Lecrae’s team declined to comment any further on his brief interaction with Feucht.
Feucht Explains Why Interacted With Lecrae
Feucht told ChurchLeaders that he doesn’t believe that Lecrae is a “bad guy but he knows what he’s doing” when he performs at rallies or posts images with politicians on social media.
“We can’t just let these guys, influential people like Lecrae, act like they don’t know the stances of the people they’re campaigning with and they don’t know their agenda they’re pushing,” Feucht said. “He 100% knows. He can’t claim that he doesn’t.”
The “Let Us Worship” founder argued, “That would be like me saying, ‘I’m not political’ and I don’t know what the people’s views that I stand behind are. I have a problem with people that claim that they’re not political, but then appear that they deeply are.”
