People have also tried to get him banned from his favourite Dunkin’ Donuts
A pastor who has been preaching about the dangers of witches and demonic deliverance has been receiving death threats, satanic postcards and boxes of sex toys.
Global Vision Bible Church pastor Greg Locke has preached that witches are real and claims that people are mad at him for exposing them.
In a video on Facebook the furstrated preacher said he receives sex toys in the post and thousands of profanity-laced phone calls every day.
He said: “We’ve been getting – literally – sex toys in the mail every single day [and] glitter bombs from witches.
“The church is too unbiblical and ignorant to recognize witchcraft, sorcery, spells, and curses when they see them.”
Along with the explicit packages and phone calls, Locke said he had tracked down one individual who had threatened to come to his church and slit his throat.
Another package from a group of ‘witches’ was addressed to Locke’s mother and contained crystals, hexes and curses. Meanwhile his church has been getting postcards from the Church of Satan, pornographic materials and pentagrams.
Locke also said his local Dunkin’ Donuts cafe had called him to say that people are trying to get him banned from visiting.
He said: “We have people walk out of restaurants when me and my family walk in to sit down and eat.
“I get it, I’m not everybody’s cup of tea, and I’m not trying to be. I couldn’t care less, I’m going to speak the truth. If people hate the truth they’ll hate you when you tell it.
“Stop acting like grown-babies,” he added, saying that he was going to continue to call out “witches and wizardry and sorcery and occultism in the church.”
Back in January, Locke said that autistic children are in fact “demonised” and last year he was banned from Twitter for spreading misinformation about covid and vaccines.
At the beginning of February, he then organised a ‘witchcraft’ book burning, targeting the Harry Potter and Twilight series.
Just a few weeks ago, he claimed in a sermon that a devil inside a woman’s body had identified six witches who have infiltrated his congregation.
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