Satanic Band Mocks LET US WORSHIP Success
By Movieguide® Contributor
Mocking the widely successful“Let Us Worship” tour, a satanic band has announced their “Let Us Burn” tour, promoting their music in state capitals and public squares.
“Let Us Worship” was started in 2020. As churches were mandated to shut down, Sean Feucht brought worship to the streets, so the Gospel could continue to be heard. After the country reopened, Feucht continued to spread the Gospel, leading worship inside capitol buildings and on the sidewalks of major U.S. cities.
Feucht’s worship made a strong impact, and his story was turned into a movie last year. A portion of Movieguide®’s review reads:
SUPERSPREADER is a documentary about a Christian worship leader who stepped up and led worship around the country during the COVID-19 Pandemic. After losing an election, Sean Feucht was trying to figure out his next steps. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit America, state and local governments told churches to shut down, or else. Sean led a movement, Let Us Worship, to take worship to the streets, so people could hear the Gospel and find peace, joy, love, and hope in Jesus Christ.
SUPERSPREADER tells a powerful story about the Church being a haven at a time of need. It asserts that the Church needs to be a place where people can go in times of need and receive the Good News of hope, joy, faith, peace, security, and so much more. SUPERSPREADER is a wholesome movie, with a strong Christian worldview promoting liberty, but it deals with heavy themes. It also shows threatening violence during a time of unrest. Overall, SUPERSPREADER shows how the Gospel of Jesus Christ can change people and bring joy, hope and love in an unsettling time.
Not wanting the Gospel to spread without pushback, a satanic band is now following in Feucht’s footsteps.
“Feucht is openly a theocrat who courts the attention of politicians and seeks to proselytize through his performances,” Lucien Greaves, the founder of The Satanic Temple (TST) and leader of the band, Satanic Planet, said.
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“Feucht has his own opinions, and we have ours, but one thing the government cannot do is preference his viewpoint over ours by giving him exclusive access to perform a concert in the Capitol grounds. That stage is every bit as much ours as it is his, so, in the name of pluralism and religious liberty, there are some state capitols that are likely soon to be hosting Satanic Planet shows,” he continued.
This imitation move is not new to TST, they often copy Christian events to challenge the influence of Christianity.
The group recently launched a media platform called The Satanic Temple TV and has attempted to open its own school, after Oklahoma allowed the state’s first taxpayer-funded religious charter school.
While Feucht could be frustrated by the “Let Us Burn” tour, he sees it as another example of the impact that he has had on society.
“The devil always tries to counterfeit the real,” Feucht said. “We are having a real impact across America while living rent-free inside the heads of the Satanists.”
“[The devil] has no new tricks,” Feucht added. “He can’t create. He can only imitate and pervert what’s already going on.”
Movieguide® previously reported on Feucht:
Worship leader Sean Feucht led one of his biggest worship rallies this weekend as 5,000 people joined him in New York City’s Times Square.
Feucht started leading these “Let Us Worship” gatherings during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, when public gatherings were restricted.
Speaking about the Times Square rally, Feucht said, “If God can do it in Times Square NYC, He can do it anywhere. The world is hungry for the Gospel. They are desperate for Jesus. We just need to be … unashamed to shine His light in the center of culture.”
Speaking about SUPERSPREADER, Feucht said, “I felt like it was important to share, to let people see the journey that we were on, the people that were for us, the people that were against us, but yet in the midst of it, God was breaking out in every single city that we went to.”
He continued, “We’re going to see this wave of revival that we experience across America is actually going to be in theaters, and wow, we’re going to try to plan to have an evangelist be in every single theater that it’s shown in. So that at the end of the film people can get saved, healed, delivered. That’s what we want to see happen.”
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