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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."

This week, Tennessee’s Global Vision Bible Church‘s pastor, Greg Locke, concluded part three of his Wednesday night sermon series titled “Desperate for Deliverance” with a massive burning event.

Tennessee Pastor Greg Locke is urging his congregants to bring books and anything witchcraft-related to be destroyed in a "massive burning" after the message this Wednesday evening.

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

In a Facebook Live video, Greg Locke claimed to be the first pastor to be banned on Twitter and said his banning was an attack on Christians.

The question for pastors, church leaders and the entire Christian church is simple: Do we want to be known for love that reflects our savior or known for a sideshow demanding its rights?

Pastor Greg Locke claims that Donald Trump is still America’s “legitimate” president and warns of child-trafficking tunnels underneath the White House. He also says he intends to sue the “pants off” CNN and Newsweek for their coverage of him and his church.