Greg Locke

Greg Locke, founding pastor of Global Vision Bible Church and member of Trump's National Faith Advisory Board, discusses the intersection of faith and politics. Locke critiques media narratives around Trump’s actions and highlights concerns over societal changes, including gender identity. He calls for accountability in combating child trafficking and exposes alleged corruption within law enforcement. The conversation also touches on biblical prophecies, the resilience of the Jewish people, and the significance of personal health in the face of global challenges.

Greg Locke, a Pentecostal leader and filmmaker known for his controversial views, dives into the themes of his film 'Come Out In Jesus Name.' He discusses the booming phenomenon of 'demon slayers' and their approach to exorcism, linking it to mental health perspectives. The podcast also distinguishes between exorcism and deliverance practices in Protestant versus Catholic traditions. Locke reflects on how language influences the understanding of supernatural interventions and critiques organized religion's role in personal faith.

Sam Kestenbaum, a journalist exploring religion and culture, joins Tennessee pastor Greg Locke, known for his sensational exorcism practices. They discuss the rise of modern exorcism, showcasing Locke's charismatic approach and social media influence. Kestenbaum shares his firsthand experience of a dramatic tent revival where attendees were swept up in fervor. The conversation dives into the emotional stakes of contemporary demon slaying and the intersection of faith, spectacle, and community dynamics in today's spiritual landscape.