Controversial Pastor Greg Locke of Global Vision Bible Church shared on social media Friday (Nov. 15) that he found a voodoo doll on the property of his new home.
On Sept. 3, Locke’s family were victims of a drive-by shooting that took place at their previous home in the cover of nightfall. Home security cameras captured video of the assailants firing off a plethora of bullets at the end of Locke’s driveway just seconds before he and his family returned home. One of Locke’s children was in the home at the time of the shooting but was not injured.
Locke described the sound of the gunfire captured on the security video as “truly horrific” and posted images of the aftermath, including a photo showing a bullet hole in the headboard of his youngest daughter’s bed.
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Due to the shooting, Locke and his family have moved into a new home, but that hasn’t stopped the pastor’s haters from locating his new home and threatening him.
Locke has acquired many critics over the last several years due to his brash style of preaching, in which he frequently calls witches, warlocks, Masons, Democrats, and the LGBTQ+ community to repent.
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In a Facebook Live video, Locke shared with his 2.2 million followers that someone hung a voodoo doll at the end of his driveway. “I want to make sure that the devil knows that he’s a liar and that Jesus Christ is still King of Kings and Lord of Lords,” Locke said.
“At the end of our driveway of our new home that we got about, a month, month-and-a-half ago, they had wired up a homemade voodoo doll, complete with a upside down cross hanging on the bottom,” said Locke. “They had it wired up close to our mailbox at the end of our driveway, on our fence post for the world to see.”
Locke added, “It is literally a voodoo curse that these people have placed at the end of our driveway to [apparently] curse our family and curse our home and curse our house.”
Locke told his followers that he finds it “interesting” the lengths that “witches,” “satanists,” and “God deniers” will go to in order “to do stupid stuff like this right here.”
“Let me tell you something,” he said. “People are like, ‘Oh, you shouldn’t hold it. You shouldn’t put it in your hand. It’ll burn you.’ No, I’m gonna burn it and send it back to hell where it belongs. And the person who put it there needs to repent, or you’re gonna burn in hell as well.”
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