Sean Feucht Urges Churches to Speak Out against Controversial Balenciaga Ad: 'Protect Our Kids'

…Feucht, the founder and leader of "Let Us Worship," addressed the Balenciaga controversy and questioned why the mainstream media, celebrities and even churches have remained silent on the issue.

"I honestly think it's crazy that you have these apparent social justice warriors inside of the church and outside of the church not really saying anything about the Balenciaga situation," he told ChurchLeaders.com. "I mean, this is like bold-faced exploitation of children, like in our face, like out in the open—the brazen assault, and the mindset that they know nothing's going to happen to them."

"It's wild to me," he continued, noting that It's "revealing to me in America where we're at this place where they're trying their hardest to normalize this disgusting, demonic, vile act of pedophilia. And, really, it's another example of the satanic and demonic attack on our children … their response is basically … like no remorse. They blame the marketing company."

"Now it's time for us to rise up! Call it out! Protect our kids," the worship leader contended. "We are in the vibe of Jesus' words he spoke that are recorded in Matthew 18, where he says, 'Whoever causes one of these little ones who believes in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened around his neck and to be drowned in the depth of the sea.'"

Feucht commended LA Rams wide receiver and professing Christian Cooper Kupp for speaking out against Balenciaga's ad campaign last week.

In a post shared by Feucht on Twitter, Kupp encouraged people to become "aware of the attack on our young ones by Balenciaga and ensure that they are held responsible for it."…





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The things that Feucht has been reported here as saying by Christian Headlines News is exactly right. That company and its advertisers/marketers knew exactly what they were doing. They did not care until they were caught and even now are only sorry that they got caught and exposed.

 

Believers must not remain silent when abuse and exploitation of children is discovered and or exposed. A great news article!

 

Seems a bad combination of hysteria and QAnon nonsense after fashion line had some sort of tasteless and ill-advised ad campaign.

 

What kind of rationalization is that. It was a lot worse than tasteless and ill advised and we who objected to it and called them out for it were right to do so. There is no wanton or hysteria involved. He took on Disney over their inappropriate stuff with Chikdren and now this. We must defend our culture and values while protecting our children from secular progressive groomers.

 

Like I said, Qanon stuff

 

Tasteless and ill advised is all it was. Pedophilia and grooming have nothing to do with this. You are upset over a non-existent issue. If you "called them out" for being tasteless and ill advised, I'm with you but to put the other nonsense on this is too much but if that is your "culture and values"......that's sad.

 

So the sexualization of children doesn't bother you? It is merely tasteless.

The APA thinks it is a problem:

Journalists, child advocacy organizations, parents and psychologists have argued that the sexualization of girls is a broad and increasing problem and is harmful to girls. The APA Task Force on the Sexualization of Girls was formed in response to these expressions of public concern.

https://www.apa.org/pi/women/programs/girls

 

You do know that the children weren't dressed in the suggestive clothes......the teddy bears were.

 

Yes it is Perverted