Global Vision Bible Church

Greg Locke, a Tennessee pastor known for his viral videos about COVID-19, election conspiracies and witchcraft, claims YouTube has given him the boot.

Controversial pastor Greg Locke announced late Thursday night (Oct. 27) that YouTube had permanently deleted his church’s channel, erasing years of sermons from Locke and his church.

On Sunday (July 24), outspoken and controversial pastor Greg Locke shared on social media before Global Vision Bible Church’s worship service that their welcome signs were stolen and publicly burned.

On May 22, Greg Locke announced that he voluntarily removed Global Vision Church’s tax exempt status. This came after some of Locke's critics contacted the IRS, demanding an investigation into the church's 501c3 status.

On Friday, Locke posted a video on Facebook detailing the pushback and hatred Global Vision Bible Church’s leadership has been receiving regarding his recent sermons.

On Sunday, Greg Locke claimed a devil identified six witches inside his church. Locke also accused a worship leader at a megachurch in the Nashville area of being a "head witch."

Mark Burns, a South Carolina pastor and televangelist who’s running for federal office, wants fellow conservative firebrand Greg Locke to do the same.

Pastor Greg Locke of Global Vision Bible Church in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, isn't afraid to say what's on his mind, and at his church's Easter service on Sunday was no exception.