Sean Feucht
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Oct 13, 2026
Ezra LevantHOST
I'll read you the important parts, but let me back up just for a second.
Ezra LevantHOST
Sean Feucht, I think that's how his name is pronounced.
Ezra LevantHOST
I've had the pleasure of talking to him once or twice.
Ezra LevantHOST
He's an American worship leader, big in evangelical circles.
Ezra LevantHOST
But now the city's answer, because this is the part that should really worry you.
Ezra LevantHOST
Paragraph nine.
Ezra LevantHOST
The city's safety concerns and I'm quoting arose from the potential interaction between attendees and individuals, individuals opposed to the event, Sean Feucht or both.
Ezra LevantHOST
Okay.
Jubilee DawnHOST
And through the last few years of sharing, one person who has reached out to me is Johnny, and he's gonna be with us today.
Jubilee DawnHOST
And he actually was a part of Sean Bolz's church and was involved there for 12 years.
Jubilee DawnHOST
So he saw it all, and I'm really excited to get into your lore.
Johnny GiovatiGUEST
Yeah, I m- I...
Jubilee DawnHOST
I think when you leave the charismatic church, it is kinda this wake-up call of what even was that? 'Cause it's such a specific environment, but I think especially if you're involved in Bethel or Expression 58, you are just in this atmosphere constantly, so it becomes so normal that it doesn't feel strange until you finally start to step away from it, and then it's like-
Johnny GiovatiGUEST
Totally
Jubilee DawnHOST
... years of processing what the heck was that? So before we get into your years of charismatic culture and Sean Bolz and all of that, um, can you tell us a little bit about what type of church you were raised in and just kind of the beginning of your faith?
Johnny GiovatiGUEST
So here's kind of where the, where this is always kind of, like, mind-boggling for people.
Rick PidcockGUEST
It's, it's very difficult because we want to trust celebrities that we look up to.
Rick PidcockGUEST
And, and so a lot of people will see, you know, Sean Feucht, and they'll think, "Okay, he's kind of extreme.
Rick PidcockGUEST
He's, he's talking about this Jake Lang guy who's his friend," he says, you know? And Jake Lang calls himself a Christian crusader.
Rick PidcockGUEST
He, you know, he's involved with the January 6th insurrection and, and everything.
Rick PidcockGUEST
And, and people are like, "Well, I can trust Chris Tomlin," you know? "He's kinda more even-keeled.
Rick PidcockGUEST
He, he just, you know, he's got all these songs like, you know, Our God Is Greater, you know? What, what could be wrong with that?" But, and, and so it, it kind of like lessens their awareness to how they're being affected.
Rick PidcockGUEST
And so this summer, for example, when I went to Washington, DC, to cover the Rededicate 250 events, Sean Feucht had an event on Saturday, and then Trump's event was on Sunday, and it all culminated with Chris Tomlin.
Rick PidcockGUEST
And so y- you got this context where these people were literally...
Frank FeldmanHOST
Dan, no.
Dan BeecherHOST
Um, uh, sh- I think our listeners will remember, uh, curly, long-headed, l- long, curly-haired, uh, Sean Feucht.
Frank FeldmanHOST
Feucht.I don't know why you have to say it that way, Dan
Dan BeecherHOST
Feucht.
Dan BeecherHOST
Anyhoo-
Frank FeldmanHOST
[laughs]
Dan BeecherHOST
... uh, this guy gave Sean Feucht $250,000 to help with his concert tour-
Frank FeldmanHOST
[laughs] Jesus
Clay ClarkGUEST
And then I noticed that the lockdowns got really intense, and the mandates got intense, and I noticed that the churches that I went to, Amanda, they ceased meeting.
Clay ClarkGUEST
And so I called up Pastor Brian Gibson and Sean Feucht and others, and I said, "Hey, could we start having church at my building on Thursdays?" And they're going, uh, "Sure." And so we started having church gatherings every Thursday.
Clay ClarkGUEST
Long story short, it crescendoed in what became the first Reawaken event, the w- where I first met you in Tulsa, Oklahoma-
Amanda GraceHOST
Yes, uh-huh
Michael CampHOST
Christian eve- evangelicals were so involved in that and pushing for Trump and etc., it really set up what happened at January 6th.
Michael CampHOST
So what was your experience at that particular rally? Was Sean Feucht there too, and what was that like?
Rick PidcockGUEST
Yeah, so the, the one I went to was, uh, actually, um, before the 2024 election.
Michael CampHOST
Okay.
Rick PidcockGUEST
But, but Feucht has been, Sean Feucht has been doing these every year.
Rick PidcockGUEST
So, like-
Michael CampHOST
Oh, I see.
Michael CampHOST
So you went to the one on the 2024 election.
Julian FeeldGUEST
Yeah, I'm not really super, uh, well-versed.
Julian FeeldGUEST
It really is a, a direct experience for me where I've had to learn about these movements as I went along, you know? It's like someone like Sean Feucht, the Christian musician and activist, to put it nicely.
Julian FeeldGUEST
Uh-
Brian AlfordHOST
[laughs]
57 MINS LATER
Brian AlfordHOST
Yeah
Julian FeeldGUEST
... churches resisted.
Julian FeeldGUEST
Sean Feucht did, like-
Brian AlfordHOST
Yeah