Joyce and I shared a byline for the first time on www.HeadlinePrayer.org: "Let Us Worship at All 50 Capitals."
Showing posts with label Sean Feucht. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sean Feucht. Show all posts
Let Us Worship at All 50 Capitols
Superspreader: The Rise of #LetUsWorship
Here were some of my thoughts after seeing Superspreader just off of Union Square, NYC. The documentary tells the story of Sean Feucht and the rise of the Let Us Worship movement:
Feucht was called a superspreader by gathering people in the height of the lockdowns to worship, but (spoiler alert he shared in an interview about the film): There were no outbreaks linked to any of these events. But Feucht pointed out in the film that Jesus was the real Superspreader. This film is a picture of how his Kingdom is expanding. Glory to God!
Click here for our friend, Keith Guinta's review of the documentary: “Superspreader: A Soul-Moving Experience.”
Here's their trailer:
Intercessors for America posted my report about Let Us Worship on Times Square.
I play a lead in Providence, which you can bring to your area.
I play a lead in Providence, which you can bring to your area.'Let Us Worship' in Times Square
Intercessors for America posted my report: "'Let Us Worship' in Times Square."
Here are some highlights:
Here’s footage that IFA contributing writer Keith Guinta, Joyce, and I took, including Eric Metaxas’ opening prayers, footage from the event, and our interview with Pastor Jay Koopman, who preached during the event:
Here's a recording of much of the event:
Keith Guinta was on Pray with Others Live today, and he talked about his experience at the event and about the documentary about Let Us Worship, which had its NYC premiere the night of the Times Square event:
Here’s Keith’s review of the documentary: “Superspreader: A Soul-Moving Experience.”
I released “Pentecost: Beyond the Imagination,” a scene from my one-man play, The Acts, at www.RichDrama.com/Pentecost.Pray With Others Live: Praise in Portland and To Vax or not to Vax: Should this Be the Question?
Joyce's article on vaccinations was one of those featured on www.HeadlinePrayer.com that we covered yesterday. Also, having been raised in Oregon, I was glad to lead people in praying over articles on the recent Antifa attacks on Evangelical worshipers, including children and the triumphant praise by Sean Feucht and #LetUsWorship in the same park the next night, planned four months in advance!
Here was my prayer in Downtown Portland last September:
Here's the interview with the Black conservative preacher's son who was attacked by Antifa on August 7:
A young Black child speaks about his experience when antifa violently attacked him & his family at a prayer event on Saturday in downtown Portland. Video by Villain Report. pic.twitter.com/iXuLlZFFJf
— Andy NgĂ´ (@MrAndyNgo) August 9, 2021
Joyce and I are featured on Pray with Others Live the second Tuesday of every month, and on other days as relevant. Sign up for alerts and call-in info at www.RichDrama.com/Prayer.
Take Courage! Despite Animosity, The Church Advances!
Joyce continues our series at Westchester Chapel on The Church Advances, teaching from Acts 21:27 - Acts 23:11 how the Lord thwarts animosity to ensure the Gospel is preached across the world. Drama Evangelist Rich Swingle shares a section from his one-man play The Acts. Pictured: a view of at "Let Us Worship" protest on the National Mall in October 2020, led by Sean Feucht. More photos here.
Elizabeth J. opens with prayer.
Elizabeth J. opens with prayer.
Click the arrow below, or if you're reading this in an email you can click this link, to play the service:
This service is available for download free on iTunes, where you can also subscribe to our podcast. Search for "Westchester Chapel" on the iTunes Store.
If you want to know more about starting a relationship with Jesus Christ visit www.WestchesterChapel.org/Salvation.
Photo courtesy of Rich Swingle.
If you want to know more about starting a relationship with Jesus Christ visit www.WestchesterChapel.org/Salvation.
Photo courtesy of Rich Swingle.
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