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Ep. 30 | How to be Bold in Your Faith in Business : Interview with Sean Feucht
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In this video, we discuss the remarkable journey of Sean Feucht and his Let Us Worship movement. [b]Sean Feucht embarked upon this path after losing a congressional race in California and felt a divine call to address the unjust COVID restrictions aimed at churches.
His initiative grew from a single outdoor worship service to now having rallies in 27 US state capitals and even 6 different countries. Feucht's core mission urges Christians to draw strength from their principles and spread positivity even in areas marked by strong opposition.
Resistance, according to Sean Feucht, is a validation of their Holy cause. He advises those seeking deep spiritual conviction to not shy away from voicing their concerns on issues like antisemitism and the sexualizing of children. According to Sean Feucht, standing up for righteousness is a vital workout for your spiritual muscles and a tool to discern genuine companionship.
He extends his messages to the Christian business community- emphasizing the importance of upholding integrity and dismissing the prevailing woke ideology. Their devotion, he stresses, should lie firmly to God, not to their financial gains.
Sean Feucht is currently striving to finish Let Us Worship rallies in all 50 US state capitals by 2024. A mission he believes will lead the country towards a much-needed spiritual awakening. To achieve this, he is diligently raising funds to provide for revival efforts.
Perseverance, Sean Feucht asserts, is cardinal in the face of adversity. He encourages maintaining faith that ultimately, God works all things for good. The courage he has seen in persecuted churches is what he believes modern Christians need more than ever today.
Please join us as we delve into these discussions with Sean Feucht.
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