“I’m satan, and I’m going to kill you!”
The ill-kept man hurled this curse at Sean Feucht as the worship leader called upon the crowd in Times Square to dream and pray New York would become a state honoring and supporting life. Feucht — no stranger to hecklers — responded with firm graciousness, calling upon the crowd to drown out the call for death with prayers for life.
Get involved in state level prayer with IFA.
The man, who had pushed his way up to the edge of the area marked out for the “Let Us Worship” band, was in the minority on Monday, July 3, as thousands gathered to worship together. I was only a couple feet away from him, however, and I immediately began binding and gagging the cursing spirit. The man did stop speaking after the crowd responded to Feucht’s call for prayer, but he remained in place, making a vulgar hand gesture when he wasn’t slashing another finger across his throat in a threat.
Feucht has been a lightning rod for criticism — some of it so-called “friendly fire” from those Christians who misunderstood his mission to worship during the Covid crackdowns. Satanic oppression has ramped up lately, too. Feucht put out a special call to his supporters to engage in spiritual battle on his behalf. The ministry leader attributed much of the current attack to his team’s current “Kingdom to the Capitol” initiative, in which the “Let Us Worship” group travels to each state capital to battle in worship for the Lord’s influence to expand.
Among the attacks: The Kingdom to the Capitol bus was damaged when a drunk driver smashed into it in early June. Feucht’s guitar was stolen and later found in a pawn shop. Satan worshippers have threatened to take their “Let Us Burn” campaign to each state capital prior to the Let us Worship team. See ifapray.org for good news, though, from Indiana on “Let Us Burn.”
As Feucht put it, the state capitals are generally dark places, akin to the high places of ancient Israel and Judah. The history of the ancient Israelites is littered with idol worship at these non-sanctioned altars. Some of the kings who did manage to reform temple worship in Jerusalem neglected to destroy the high places. Time and again, these high places became snares and easy pathways back into sin and evil.
The Lord is working through the “Let Us Worship” struggles. In a recent email to supporters, Feucht reported:
We have an AMAZING update on my stolen guitar! When my vehicle was vandalized and my prized guitar was stolen, we knew God was working behind the scenes. At the time, we prayed my guitar would be a burden that caused the thief to return the guitar, repent, and give his life to Jesus!! Let me give you an update to the story!
Dean was doing street ministry when he ran into Zach, who confessed to breaking into my car and stealing my guitar. Dean pulled out his phone and played videos of Let Us Worship revivals, and Zach repented and asked for forgiveness! How cool is that!! Now he has not yet given his life to the Lord, but this story’s not over. We will be in Spokane on August 20th, and I invited Zach to our revival—this is shaping up to be one POWERFUL testimony!!
The arm of the Lord is moving mightily, but it remains for intercessors to invite heavenly action. Hearing those curses from the deluded man in Times Square convicted me to be more diligent in prayer to break curses over Feucht and other public gospel ministers.
IFA has resources to aid in breaking of such curses, but here is one way to pray:
Lord, forgive those who curse and those who unleash “friendly fire.” Cover the sin by the Blood of Jesus. Break the power of those words in the Name of Jesus. Drive the evil curse, cursing, and any demonic “curse warriors” whose name or function is to “carry the curse to fulfillment.” Turn the curses into blessing for the ones targeted by the curse and ultimately for the human agents of cursing or criticism. Activate the Shield over the minister being cursed that it extinguish all fiery darts. Gird the minister with the belt of truth. Move in the Breastplate to protect — especially from “friendly fire.” Clasp his/her feet with the nimbleness and peace of the gospel sandals and let the Sword fall cleanly and solidly into his/her hand that all evil be cut down. In Jesus’ Name. Let the Lord be glorified in all thoughts, words, and actions. Amen and Amen.
Here’s footage Rich Swingle of IFA Media took at the concert:
Post your prayer below.
Rich and Joyce Swingle live in New York City where Rich is a drama evangelist and Joyce serves in a number of Christian ministries. www.RichDrama.com. Photo Credit: Rich and Joyce Swingle.