Sean Feucht

Yesterday, Sean Feucht posted a video urging Christians not to attend G3 Ministries' Cessationist Conference. Feucht said that “only in America, my friends, would we monetize the spirit of unbelief.”

The Satanic Temple (TST) held its anti-Christian copycat of Sean Feucht's “Kingdom to the Capitol,” titled “Let Us Burn,” today at the Indiana State Capitol.

“I believe that we are in a spiritual, invisible war around us," TPUSA founder Charlie Kirk told pastors, "and we’re here to get the church to start fighting that war."

The mayor of Spokane, Washington, is fielding criticism for participating in activist Sean Feucht's worship concert over the weekend.

On Aug. 20, worship leader Sean Feucht shared that Zach, a man who had previously confessed to stealing Feucht's guitar, had not only accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior but had also been baptized.

A conflict between The Satanic Temple and musician and Christian activist Sean Feucht is poised to escalate as the Temple prepares to host its first Let Us Burn concert in the Indiana State Capitol on Sept. 28 at noon.

On July 28, the drag performer known as “Flamy Grant” celebrated reaching the top of the iTunes Christian albums chart with the debut album, “Bible Belt Baby.” Flamy Grant, aka Matthew Blake, tweeted, “I’m a puddle,” with a crying face emoji.

Worship leader and political activist Sean Feucht shared on Thursday that the person stole his 1967 Ghallager guitar a few weeks ago has repented and asked for forgiveness.