Rick Green claims that the American healthcare system is terrible because "we have a socialist healthcare system in America, thanks to their candidate, Barack Obama."

Sean Feucht was honored to receive the Pennsylvania Freedom Medal from Christian nationalist state Sen. Doug Mastriano.

Dale Partridge asserts that "restoring order will require not being moved by the screeching of women, the manipulation of foreigners, or the cries of liberals."

Brian Sauvé wrote a song about the dangers of young women getting an education, a job, and independence, proving that Christian nationalists can take just about any topic and turn it into terrible, heavy-handed art.

Finally, Hank Kunneman declares that "our country was founded on Christian principles": "Most of our documents were based on the Bible; the way that our civic government and laws and things and the way that our Constitution was framed." None of that is true.

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Mark Meckler tells Christian parents to remove their children from public schools: "You are sacrificing your children to Moloch if you leave them in those schools. You are leaving them to the mercy of demons and people who hate the Creator."

Hank Kunneman claims that he issued a prophetic "word of warning" to President Donald Trump's campaign that resulted in Trump being pulled off the campaign trail for his safety.
John Doyle says that he is committed to destroying the "myths of the Civil Rights movement" so that "we can give people the permission to do what needs to be done without feeling guilty about it."

Rick Green insists that he has been "completely intellectually consistent" that anyone who attacks police deserves prosecution and punishment. He's lying.

Finally, Lara Logan warns that "there is an aggressive plan underway to take the House and the Senate, impeach Pres Trump & then savagely consolidate a permanent grip on power": "We are in a war. If you fail to see that, you will be one of those crying out in shock as they usher you into a gas chamber or killing field."

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01/05/2026

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One day after President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. military had captured Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro, MAGA cultist and self-proclaimed "prophet" Hank Kunneman used his Sunday service to announce that God was thrilled by the Trump administration's actions.

Kunneman, a far-right conspiracy theorist who has steadfastly refused to admit that his multiple prophecies that Trump would win the 2020 election were wrong, took to the stage on Sunday to deliver what he claimed was a message from God praising Trump for seizing control of Venezuela's oil.

"They say you have seized Venezuela for the oil," Kunneman proclaimed, purporting to speak on behalf of God. "Yes, this is true."

"The enemy has sought and was seeking to bring war and to bring conflict through Venezuela and to control the oil of the Earth," Kunneman thundered. "But the spiritual oil and the natural oil does not belong to the forces of darkness or to those who thought that they could bring a One World Order. This is my reset and the oil of the natural and the oil of the spirit is mine, says the Lord."

"There will be a flow, not only of oil in the Earth, that will cause the pressure and cause that which has suppressed the people of nations," he continued. "I will lift it through the oil of the natural, but this is the work of the oil of my spirit, says the living God, that is destroying yokes and undoing heavy burdens through the oil of my spirit, and it will be seen in the signs of the natural oil and its refineries."

"Watch as the prices of oil go down, down, down, down, down, and a surge of acceleration shall come unto the economies of the Earth," Kunneman declared. "I speak to you, America, because you have cried out to me. I will show the Earth what a nation looks like when they have called on God to come, for blessed is the nation who the Lord is their God, and I will show the Earth!"

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Dutch Sheets says that America is undergoing a spiritual war and a "clash of kingdoms" and that Zohran Mamdani "is anti-Christ."

Eric Metaxas declares that "radical Islam is the enemy of Christian faith and America": "We must outlaw it in our country if we are to survive."

Nick Fuentes laughably claims that conservative elites hate him because "they really just hate the poor." Fuentes himself hates the poor.

After once again suggesting that former First Lady Michelle Obama is a man, Hank Kunneman desperately insisted that he is not "a conspiracy theorist" and was just "joking about Michelle Obama."

Finally, in a misguided attempt to defend the Catholic Church, Bill Donohue of the Catholic League has come rushing to the defense of Megyn Kelly: "For too long, the media and the chattering class have said that the Catholic Church clergy abuse scandal was due to 'pedophile priests.' Wrong. The data clearly show that the vast majority of priestly victims were male (81 percent) and that 78 percent were postpubescent. Why is this important? Because it means the molesters were homosexuals. When males have sex with males who are postpubsecent, that’s called homosexuality, not pedophilia."

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MAGA 'Prophet' Hank Kunneman Is Rewriting His Prophecies In Real Time

06/17/2025

Kyle Mantyla

Hank Kunneman is a MAGA pastor and a right-wing conspiracy theorist who also fancies himself to be a prophet of God. Generally, whenever Kunneman issues any sort of prophecy, the prognostications he makes are either so conveniently vague or laughably predictable as to be essentially useless. And that is because whenever Kunneman attempts to make prophecies about tangible, real world events, his predictions inevitably turn out to be completely wrong.

This tendency was on full display earlier this month when Kunneman appeared on the "FlashPoint" television program along with election conspiracy theorist Mike Lindell. Lindell was being sued for defamation by Eric Coomer, the former director of product strategy for Dominion Voting Systems, for having called Coomer "treasonous" and a "traitor" while alleging that Dominion had been involved in stealing the 2020 election from President Donald Trump.

When Lindell appeared on "FlashPoint" on June 2 to discuss the lawsuit, Kunneman assured him that he would win and be avenged by God.

"God is the wrong person to pick a fight with, and Mike is standing in a place that the Lord has appointed him," Kunneman declared. "I'm telling you, the fact that it's in court right now is a very good place because now we've been hearing what God has been saying."

"The highest court of all, the court of Heaven, God himself is getting involved and he is going to avenge Mike, MyPillow, and we the people speedily from the garbage and the injustice that we have gone through," Kunneman continued. "They thought they could cover it up, the enemy, but God is revisiting 2020 on purpose. It's not going away because the Lord of the fight is involved and God is going to make sure that the greatest cover up that they tried is going to backfire in their face and God has inserted himself."

"So here's what's going to happen: We're going to see major victories begin to come," Kunneman promised. "God is resting his case. That's why some of these things are coming to court cases because God's resting his case, he's bringing his gavel of justice and we are going to win and you're going to be—I guess, I hate to say it this way—you are being placed as an example of ultimately what is going to be like a domino and it's going to spread across this great country and other great victories will begin to take place as a result of this one."

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On Monday, a jury found Lindell liable for defamation and ordered Lindell to pay Coomer $2.3 million.

On Monday evening, Lindell returned to "FlashPoint" to discuss the loss and Kunneman was there once again to offer words of encouragement, only now his prophecy had changed to fit the developments.

Whereas before, Kunneman had assured Lindell that he would win a major victory in the lawsuit, on Monday Kunneman insisted that Lindell will now be vindicated on appeal.

"I kept hearing when I prayed for Mike something about an appeal," Kunneman claimed. "I heard when I was praying that there has been an appeal that has gone before the Court of Heaven, which is amazing because that's the highest court of all. You cannot mess with God."

"God has said this is the year of his fight and we are going to see the Lord continue to fight for those who are standing like Mike and other great people," he continued. "This is going to go down in history as one of the greatest pillow fights in the history of the world and in our country, but it's going to lead some to something."

"Here's what's gonna happen, Mike, not only for this country, but for you: Without fail, we're gonna recover all," Kunneman declared. "Because this pillow fight is going to yield something: God's rest, which means his justice. Second, we the people are going to rest. We are not going to have this kind of lack of integrity and stealing and killing and destroying. God has come to reset this great country."VIDS

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Kyle Mantyla

Seven Mountains Dominionism is a radical far-right theology that has, in recent years, been increasingly embraced by the Christian nationalist activists who support and surround President Donald Trump.

The Seven Mountains Mandate, as it is sometimes called, is closely associated with the New Apostolic Reformation and advocates having right-wing Christians control all aspects of society. Followers of Seven Mountains theology believe that they are to “do whatever is necessary” to take control of the seven main “mountains” that shape our culture—education, government, media, business, arts and entertainment, family, and religion—in order to implement the will of God throughout the nation and the world.

During a recent episode of the Christian nationalist "FlashPoint" program, MAGA pastor Hank Kunneman declared that Trump is a "Moses-type figure" who has been raised up by God to lead right-wing Christians in taking control of the Seven Mountains.

"God is asking us, 'What does a nation look like filled with glory?'" Kunneman said, directing his comment toward fellow panelist Lance Wallnau, who is one of the leading proponents of Seven Mountains Dominionism.

"What you have labored in Seven Mountains, President Trump represents a Moses-type figure who is leading us back to the Seven Mountains," Kunneman told Wallnau. "It's the Seven Mountains so that the glory can come down and be part of the mountain experience."

"We can't get caught up in wandering around again trying to figure out, 'Is Trump really for America? Is he Antichrist?'," Kunneman added. "We've got to stop wandering and let the glory come down on the Seven Mountains expression. And you're part of that leadership, apostolically, that's going to help reform this."

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Kunneman is also a self-proclaimed "prophet" who repeatedly prophesied that Trump would be reelected in 2020 and that Mike Pence, then serving as Trump's vice president, would be elected president himself in 2024. Even though that never happened, Kunneman continues to insist that his prophecies were accurate and to lash out at those who question his "prophetic gifts."

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Early in 2020, MAGA pastor and self-proclaimed "prophet" Hank Kunneman boldly declared that not only would Donald Trump be reelected as president, but that Mike Pence, then serving as Trump's vice president, would be elected president himself in 2024.

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"God had a plan and an agenda to rescue a nation," he added. "And when his foot came down in that vision, he said these words, he said, 'Who is on the Lord's side?' ... So this is very important in this time that we side with God and we side with what he is doing."

Kunneman then related yet another vision in which he claimed that God showed him the words "payback" and "recompense," with an emphasis on the last syllable as "Pence."

"Why do you think God allowed a man to be raised up with the name Trump?" Kunneman asked. "The Lord said, 'I'm standing in the midst of the man and my spirit is attached to him and I'm putting Trump and I'm calling it tr-i-umph, with I'm standing in the middle.' Why do you think there's the word 'Pence'? Because there is something of God's plan if we pray and cooperate with God prophetically."

That obviously did not happen, but Kunneman has spent the last several years petulantly refusing to apologize or even admit that Joe Biden was president, instead promising that God would reward those who stood with him while attacking those who dared to criticize him and his false prophecies.

With Trump now back in the White House with a new vice president, Kunneman is still attempting to defend his prophetic bona fides, declaring during a recent sermon that his prophecy about Pence was accurate but that Pence "disqualified himself" by refusing to help Trump stay in office after he lost the 2020 election.

"Pence, I believe God spoke prophetically about him," Kunneman declared. "I think God had a plan for Pence, but he disqualified himself. Just like his name, Pence—P-E-N—he signed something with his pen and it sealed his fate forever. Yes, politicians can, and the prophecies regarding them, can change. It did with Saul. He sought the Witch of Endor and God said, 'I rejected your Kingdom. You're not getting another term.'"

"It can happen, so don't attack the prophets," Kunneman warned.

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n September, theologian Robert P. Jones noted in a *Time* op-ed that Donald Trump' "nostalgic diatribes about reclaiming a lost white Christian past fueled his rise to presidential power, and he has continued this strategy in 2024."

Following the 2020 election, Gallup reported that the AP VoteCast survey revealed "that 81% of White evangelical Protestant voters went for Trump," while 18% supported President Joe Biden. Furthermore, "The Edison exit polls estimate that 76% of White evangelicals voted for Trump, 24% for Biden," the analytics company added.

Gene Bailey — the host of a YouTube show called FlashPoint —is determined to help Trump keep the support of Christians this election.

In a Sunday, November 3 article, The Atlantic's Stephanie McCrummen reports that "hundreds of thousands of viewers" – three times a week — "stream their news directly from God" on the show, which "has emerged as the premier outlet for the most trusted prophets with the largest followings."

Having "watched hours and hours of episodes going back to its launch in September 2020" The Atlantic staff writer notes that "from the beginning, the show has framed politics as a great 'spiritual war,' launching "on the Victory Channel, a streaming platform and satellite-television network that is part of the well-funded empire of Kenneth Copeland, an old-guard televangelist in the multifaceted world of charismatic Christianity."

McCrummen adds, "Copeland himself never exactly belonged to the apostle-and-prophet crowd. But he was part of the broader mobilization of charismatic Christians behind Trump, and provided the most prominent prophets with the platform they needed to build a movement they likened to a new Great Awakening," like "Lance Wallnau, the chief marketer of the idea that God anointed Trump."

Wallnau likened "the march to the Capitol" on January 6 "as a 'giant Disney parade,' and said the violence had been carried out not by 'our people' but by antifa and Black Lives Matter, calling them 'the devil’s people,'" according to McCrummen.

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*One of the many signs that FlashPoint is a departure from the usual televangelism is that the o in its logo looks like the view through a rifle scope. Another is that the audience is referred to as the 'FlashPoint Army.' A third is that the red phone is a hotline to Donald Trump. A fourth is that, sometimes, heaven sends not just news of the End Times, but earthly instructions. This was the case during the run-up to January 6, when FlashPoint was getting millions of views, and the prophets told the FlashPoint Army to claim the U.S. Capitol for God’s kingdom.

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*Bailey has interviewed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and Trump himself. Most important, the show has become a kind of command center for the people Trump refers to as 'my Christians.' In a sense, FlashPoint is where God’s memo goes out, which makes it all the more noteworthy that, in recent weeks, the prophecies have become more apocalyptic.

One pastor who appeared on the show, McCrummen writes, "cast himself as a reporter," and claimed "he confirmed that the FBI had a busload of antifa people come in and infiltrate the rally."

Hank, Kunnemen, who McCrummen report is "a prophet from Omaha," said during his appearance: "We have a responsibility to report what we hear from heaven."

Bailey asked the Omaha prophet, "What’s God showing you?"

Kunnemen replied: "Big God, little devil. Big God, little corrupt Democrat rat. Big God, little Republican pathetic person that cannot stand for their democracy."

McCrummen notes, "People clapped. 'Here are your orders from heaven: Be strong, fear not … Your God will come with a vengeance,' Kunneman said, declaring FlashPoint to be 'part of the new spirit of truth in media that’s going to rise in the land.'"

READ MORE:[Even 'devout Christians' are appalled as OK mulls $3.3 million bid on 'Trump Bibles' for schools

*The Atlantic's full report is available at this link (subscription required).

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Shane Vaughn clams that "when the black population recognizes Tuesday night how that Biden picked the black girl as his scapegoat there's going to be a mass revolt against the Democrat party for pure racism." Well, if anybody know about pure racism, it's Vaughn.

Stew Peters declares that "the Jews control our government" and complains that the United States is "the only country out of 110 that hasn't expelled these people."

Lucas Gage complains that nobody appreciates all the work he does "fighting the Jew."

Nick Fuentes proclaims that "this election proves that women should not have the right to vote."

Jack Hibbs that Kamala Harris should be "tried for treason" for failing to secure the Southern border.

Finally, Hank Kunneman showed a photo of "the angel that the Lord said follows me." It's a cloud.

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Michele Bachmann warns that under a Harris/Walz administration, religious freedom will be destroyed: “Mark my words, they will take away your freedom of speech … and [that] will take away our freedom of religion.”

Lucas Gage claims that the Holocaust is “the most asinine story” made up by Jews “to gain sympathy.”

Ali Alexander blames former President Barack Obama for ruining race relations in this nation: “Queer Black Witches and Jewish Politicos literally killed race relations.”

What does the Cult of Trump look like? It looks like right-wing activists comparing him to Jesus and fighting to hold back tears just talking about him.

There is something wild about listening to Nick Fuentes rant about “mixed-race” and “non-White” people taking over the U.S., given that Fuentes admits that his own father is “half-White [and] half-Mexican.”

Finally, MAGA pastor/self-proclaimed “prophet” Hank Kunneman prays that God will “bind up the mouth of the liar” during tonight’s presidential debate. So, if Trump finds himself unable to speak, we’ll know that it must have worked.

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FlashPoint" host Gene Bailey interviews "prophet" Joseph Z.

Monday night’s edition of the FlashPoint program on televangelist Kenneth Copeland’s Victory Channel focused on the selection of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as the Democratic candidate for vice president.

Guest Rick Green, an associate of Christian nationalist historian David Barton, declared Walz a “power-hungry tyrant” who is “perfect for the Communist Democrats.” If Green was hoping that would be the program’s most memorable attack line, he would soon be sorely disappointed.

That honor goes to “prophet” Joseph Z. Here’s part of his answer to his first question from host Gene Bailey, who asked if Z was encouraged or discouraged by what’s going on the country right now:

I believe very clearly the spirit of the Lord is making a way for the body of Christ to go through in this time. And you know even when we bring up guys like Tim Walz and look at what’s going on, people say he’s you know midwestern folksy, I have another word for him, being from Minnesota myself, and it’s weird. The guy’s just weird. You see the way he hugs his wife. You see the way he does everything. I believe the Spirit of the Lord is letting them overextend their reach. I believe he’s giving them a sense of confidence that’s actually going to be a surprise silver lining turnaround in this whole narrative. I believe the spirit of the Lord is going to bring victory and breakthrough. And you know it’s interesting how the spirit of antichrist just loves to pick these people that fit right in with the wicked overlord lizard mafia that is really driven by their goblin masters, and when you’re looking at this, I believe that’s exactly what we’re facing right now—a spirit of antichrist that wants to have its way.

Remarkably, Bailey had just introduced the Colorado-based Z to FlashPoint viewers by vouching for his credibility:

What we put on the air we take very seriously. And who we put on the air we take seriously as well. But that comes even more so when it comes to men of the cloth and prophets. Well, I met Joseph Z over a year ago, and I’ve continued to watch Joseph. My friend Hank Kunneman—we’ve continued to watch him. When he didn’t know we were watching, we were watching to see how he handled things. And I’m glad to say, I’m proud to have Joseph Z on the show tonight.

FlashPoint was launched by the Victory Channel in the fall of 2020 to help rally conservative Christians to support Trump and likeminded candidates, and as Right Wing Watch has reported, “provides a steady platform for pro-Trump, Christian nationalist propaganda and conspiracy theories, as it did on the night of Jan. 6, 2021.” Trump has rewarded the show’s loyalty by calling in repeatedly and sitting down with Bailey for a Mar-a-Lago interview last year. More from RWW:

“FlashPoint” played a key role in spreading lies about the 2020 election and the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, with host Gene Bailey regularly welcoming right-wing “prophets” and evangelists like Lance Wallnau, Hank Kunneman, and Mario Murillo on to the program, where they steadfastly refuse to accept the election results.”

Wallnau, a New Apostolic Reformation figure and promoter of Seven Mountains Dominionism, wrote a foreword to Z’s book “Demystifying the Prophetic,” which promises among other things to teach readers how to “identify real and false prophets.”

Last year Green displeased Bailey and other Christian nationalist leaders and activists when he said he thought then-presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy could make a good president, and Green was forced to “eat crow” on the program and insist that the nation’s founders said “over and over again” that the country needs “biblical leaders.”

FlashPoint regularly takes its show on the road, hosting events in front of live audiences to rally conservative Christian activists. Promoting a 2023 event to train right-wing Christians how to take over local school boards, Bailey declared, “That sounds like we’re trying to take over the world? Yes, we are. I fully admit that. That’s exactly what we’re doing.”

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Tornadoes, Electoral Votes, and the Narcissism of a ‘Prophet’

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In early April, MAGA pastor and self-proclaimed “prophet” Hank Kunneman endorsed a right-wing effort to get the Nebraska legislature to change the way the state allocates its electoral votes. Kunneman even made his church in Omaha available to right-wing activist Charlie Kirk, who organized a rally in support of his campaign to pressure the Nebraska legislature to change the system explicitly for the benefit of Donald Trump.

More than two weeks later, a devastating outbreak of tornadoes swept across the Midwest and, predictably, Kunneman thinks it was “a manifestation of the Devil,” who was upset about their efforts to help Trump.

Kunneman has been one of the most obstinate of the self-proclaimed “prophets” who repeatedly guaranteed that Trump would win reelection in 2020. In the years that President Joe Biden has been in office, Kunneman has petulantly refused to apologize for his false prophecies or even admit that Biden is president, instead promising that God will reward those who stand with him while attacking those who have dared to criticize him.

During a recent “Prophetic Pulse” program, Kunneman asserted that the two things were obviously connected because Lincoln, Nebraska, was hit particularly hard and that is where the state legislature sits.

“You gotta remember something that was happening,” Kunneman said. “There had been legislative arguing going on about winner-take-all, the electoral [vote] being changed. It’s no coincidence that within a week of that being discussed that this thing shows up in Lincoln.”

“I think they’re connected because you’re going to see from one of [Kunneman’s] prophecies, God talks about ‘tornadic,’ and then he says, ‘Even regarding your election process,'” Kunneman added. “You say ‘Well, the Devil and the weather, he can’t create.’ No, but he can use things.”

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For the record, the Nebraska legislature adjourned on April 18 without taking up the issue of the state’s electoral vote system, which was more than a week before the tornado occurred. In addition, the tornado that struck Lincoln was part of widespread storm system that spawned tornadoes in Texas, Oklahoma, Iowa, Kansas and Missouri.

Despite the fact that the tornado occurred long after the rally at Kunneman’s church and after the state legislature had adjourned without taking action, and that the tornado was just one of at least 92 that spawned that day, Kunneman is convinced—or is at least trying to convince his followers—that this natural disaster was really a “manifestation of the Devil” brought about by his efforts to change the election process to help Trump.

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David Lane gripes that “America was not settled by lily-livered Christians,” but “over the last 200 years, however, radical change has overtaken the nation, resulting in benumbing paganism now being America’s official religion.”
Mark Meckler calls for former President Donald Trump, if he’s reelected, to use a “weaponized DOJ” to raid the homes and offices of left-wing organizations: “We need to engage in full lawfare against the radical left.”
Christian nationalists Steve Cruz and Ben Zeisloft agree that any woman who gets an abortion “should be killed”: “She should be tried and convicted; dig a hole and put her down.”
Jason Rapert fumes over the U.S. providing humanitarian aid to Gaza: “You are lying devils and you’re evil.”
Shane Vaughn claims that Federalist 43 lays out “why Donald Trump is absolutely immune from prosecution.” Vaughn clearly never actually read that essay, since it says nothing of the sort.
Finally, MAGA pastor/self-proclaimed “prophet” Hank Kunneman used his Sunday sermon to declare that “God is far right” while ranting that Democrats are “dark black evil.”

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Trump campaign troll Brenden Dilley is not happy with the Family Research Council’s David Closson for criticizing the cultish “So God Made Trump” video produced by Dilley’s “meme team.”: “You’re just bloviating about how you’re an expert on God and the Bible, but what you really are is a gigantic cunt.”
Paula White, former President Donald Trump’s faith adviser, on the other hand, seems to be a big fan of the video.
Ben Zeisloft claims that “the Second Amendment is a Christian proposition”: “The right to protect your life from evildoers flows directly from the inalienable right to life you have from your Creator.”
Oklahoma state Sen. Dusty Deevers that the radical legislation he has introduced to abolish abortion, pornography, and no-fault divorce is unlikely even to get a hearing in the legislature.
Finally, self-proclaimed “prophet” Hank Kunneman says that “Jesus wasn’t some little limp-wristed, weak-kneed little guy that walked around.” How does Kunneman know this? “I’ve seen Jesus. He’s a man’s man!”

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Hank Kunneman Removes Sermon Accusing Taylor Swift of 'Witchcraft'

mAGA pastor and self-proclaimed “prophet” Hank Kunneman took time out of his Sunday sermon this week to accuse musician Taylor Swift of engaging in “satanic rituals and witchcraft” while suggesting that there is some conspiracy behind her relationship with professional football player Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Kunneman, who regularly uses his church services to spread conspiracy theories, misinformation, and lies about the 2020 election, seized on the ads Kelce has done to promote Pfizer’s COVID and flu vaccines, speculating that there must be some “connection” between Pfizer and the Kelce/Swift relationship.

“What’s up with this whole thing now with the Kansas City Chiefs and everybody is celebrating some lady, some girl that if you look at her concerts, she does satanic rituals and witchcraft,” Kunneman declared. “She just happens to be dating ‘Mr. Pfizer,’ the football player? You don’t think that there’s a connection somewhere?”

Interestingly, Kunneman’s sermon has been removed from his Facebook page, though it remains available on his One Voice platform.

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FlashPoint guest suggests that the wildfires in Hawaii and across other parts of the globe are the result of “demonic entities” and God will show “it’s not climate”

Hank Kunneman said that on Sunday, “the spirit of the Lord … began to prophesy about Hawaii, and he began to prophesy about North America and the fire. … And he said that ‘the demonic entities have stretched their hands’”

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GENE BAILEY (HOST): I mean, climate change, I mean, it is summer. It must be climate change that's causing this problem.

HANK KUNNEMAN (GUEST): Sure, they've been saying climate change for a long time, but here is the real deal, you know, getting back to the original thing you said about Biden. You know, the real fire — again, the guy's a great actor and they're putting on a acting job — that's for sure. The fire that he needs to be concerned with — and the 46 that doesn't exist and the fake administration — they need to be concerned about the fire of God's justice that's going to burn brighter under their gluteus maximus, and also going to continue to bring alaptopto the forefront. That's not going away because God is absolutely exposing all of this.

Even in Hawaii, you know, the spirit of the Lord spoke something on Sunday.And it was very interesting because there was a sound that was coming, prophetically, and I could hear it in the spirit, and it was the sound. And the Lord said, “This is my feet. It's the feet of my justice.” And he began to prophesy about Hawaii, and he began to prophesy about North America and the fires that are happening, that we're seeing in the Earth. And he said that “the demonic entities have stretched their hands,” and there are — and I'm telling you that.

And we're going to see it, because Isaiah 42 even says that “God's going to declare his praise in the islands.” And I believe that's Hawaii, and I believe that the Lord is going to go forth as verse 13 of Isaiah 42 says, “like a mighty man, he's going to stir up his jealousy like a man or war, and he's going to cry and he's going to prevail,” and he's going to show it's not climate, you know, all of that. But there's something else that's going on that the truth will be revealed. And it needs to for the sake of the innocent who have suffered a lot.

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Self-Proclaimed ‘Prophet’ Hank Kunneman Says Jesus Told Him Not to Apologize for His False 2020 Election Prophecies

Kyle Mantyla By Kyle Mantyla | August 10, 2023

Right-wing pastor Hank Kunneman has been one of the most obstinate of the self-proclaimed “prophets” who repeatedly guaranteed that former President Donald Trump would win reelection in 2020. In the years that President Joe Biden has been in office, Kunneman has petulantly refused to apologize for his false prophecies or even admit that Biden is president, instead promising that God will reward those who stand with him while attacking those who have dared to criticize him.

In the wake of the various false prophecies issued before the 2020 election, a group of pastors, scholars, and theologians issued a set of “prophetic standards” that asked those who had issued such prophecies to “be willing to take full responsibility [by] demonstrating genuine contrition before God and people.”

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Predictably, Kunneman has steadfastly refused to do so, insisting over and over that he is a legitimate prophet and that his prophecies regarding the election were correct and accurate.

On Wednesday night, Kunneman held a midweek service that was dedicated almost entirely to touting his prophetic credentials and asserting that Jesus had told him not to apologize for his false election prophecies.

After once again promoting the Big Lie that the 2020 election had been stolen from Trump, Kunneman declared that he had no obligation to respond to those outside his ministry who criticize his false prophecies because those who serve on his church board and as staff members, as well as his spiritual advisers and peers, have all vouched for his accuracy as a prophet.

“It’s not about pride,” Kunneman said of his refusal to apologize. “It’s about an honor to God. Either he spoke it, or he didn’t.”

“This man hasn’t been opening his mouth because Jesus said, ‘Don’t do it,'” Kunneman claimed. “I went to my fathers. I went to my spiritual mothers. I went to my board. I went to my peer-level relationships and said, ‘Hey, there’s a lot of calling out going on and my name is getting thrown out there. What do I do? Jesus told me not to saying anything.’ They said, ‘Follow what Jesus said. You’re right on.'”

Kunneman then told his critics to quit hounding him about his false prophecies because he has already addressed it: “I’ve honored Jesus. I’ve done what he said.”

Kunneman is among the dominionists, Christian nationalists, MAGA world political figures, and self-declared prophets who regularly appear on Flashpoint, a prime time “news” show that runs ontelevangelist Kenneth Copeland’s Victory network. Trump appeared on the show in May. Kunneman also participates in Flashpoint’s “Truth and Freedom Tour,” which brings that same mix of speakers to venues around the country for live audiences.

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Christian Nationalists Gather in Oklahoma to Spread the Big Lie

By Kyle Mantyla | April 22, 2022

Televangelist Kenneth Copeland’s Victory Channel held a special broadcast of its weekly “Flashpoint” program Thursday night on the campus of Oral Roberts University in Oklahoma, where the Christian nationalist host and speakers railed against the outcome of the 2020 presidential election and spread the Big Lie that it had been stolen from former President Donald Trump.

Host Gene Bailey opened by acknowledging the various elected officials who were in attendance, such as Rep. Kevin Hern of Oklahoma, Oklahoma Attorney General John O’Connor, multiple state senators and representatives, as well as various members of law enforcement and local elected leaders. Following the introductions, Bailey led the audience in praying that these leaders “cannot escape” God: “No matter what they do, they’re gonna run right into you.”

Bailey then began the program by declaring that “there’s one thing that I know for sure, and this is the raw truth: The raw truth was on Nov. 3, 2020, President Donald J. Trump won the election.”

“We’re still waiting on the election to be corrected, and we’re not going anywhere,” Bailey. “That election was rigged. It was stolen. But I got news for you, and I got news for you watching on television: There’s thousands of people in this room that say, ‘We’re taking our nation back!'”

“There is an agenda that’s not Democrat versus Republican,” Bailey proclaimed. “The agenda that’s in our nation right now is good versus evil—and I’m not calling any party evil although you can figure out probably where I’m coming from. … If you’re not willing to give up your nation to a woke agenda that’s not left, it’s liberal—it’s so far liberal, it’s out to destroy the very fabric of this nation,rip your children away from your families. … They want to educate your children. They want to take your kids from you. They don’t want you to do anything that resembles Christianity or stand up for what’s right or stand up for what’s truth.”

After leading the audience in a round of cheers and applause for Trump, Bailey was joined on stage by self-proclaimed “prophet” Hank Kunneman, who declared that President Joe Biden belongs in prison for treason.

“The thiefis being found,” Kunneman said. “They’re being exposed by the hand of God.”

“There is a payback coming,” he bellowed. “They’re talking about Biden’s poll numbers, what they really need to be talking about is cell numbers—not phone, prison cell numbers. These guys have committed a crime! They have committed treason against the United States of America and its Constitution. They did not care about you, your pocketbook, or your children, and they want everything inside of their demonic agendato bring you down and this nation. But I’m here to tell you that they are standing against something greater than all of us: It is Almighty God who loves the United States of America, and he loves his church, and the gates of Hell will not prevail against it.”

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