Worship artist Sean Feucht, who has been leading worship events in dozens of cities across the country, noted the seemingly coincidental timing of his upcoming event in Washington, D.C., ahead of the full Senate vote to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court.
He also insists that, contrary to Facebook’s assertions, his “Let Us Worship” movement is not in any way associated with a QAnon conspiracy.
In a Facebook post on Wednesday, Feucht explained that Facebook “dropped the hammer” on his initiative by censoring his posts and it linking with “Q” despite no involvement.
“This is completely false,” Feucht said.
“The only conspiracy we are guilty of subscribing to is the one spelled out in the Gospels where God conspired to send His Son to earth to die on a cross to be raised from the dead to ascend to heaven so that we all might have eternal life through Him.”
He added: “Facebook can attack us, malign us, say all kinds of false things about us, but it won’t stop us from worshipping Him! God is on the move. Revival is coming. And despite all their best efforts…
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