'Superspreader' film shares Sean Feucht's quest to bring revival to America during COVID-19 lockdown

…"The freedom to worship was under assault by the big and powerful. It spawned a movement of thousands to fight for our God-given religious liberty," he said.

"In the face of intense pressure from politicians, the mainstream media, and Antifa to stand down, we stood up to bring a message of hope and revival to America. And it's not over yet."

Director Josh Franer said the film explores "the cost of courage."

"My hope as a filmmaker is to inspire greater conversation versus further division through the exploration of Sean's bold stand against what he perceived to be tyranny," he said.

Feucht believes Americans' rights and religious liberties were stripped away in the name of public health during the COVID-19 lockdowns. Since churches were restricted from holding large worship services in buildings, he held worship in the public squares where he also shared the Gospel.

Feucht told CP that his quest for revival in these times has been challenging personally.

"It is more controversial than I ever imagined," he stated. "Jesus was right when he warned the disciples, 'You will be hated by everyone because of me. But the one who stands firm to the end will be saved,' (Matthew 10:22).'"

Feucht said he and his family have "endured the most intense resistance, hate, harassment and even death threats to our home and family that we've ever experienced."…













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The secular progressive urban left engaged in an open and outright assault upon the free exercise of religious expression and worship during the initial stages and onward of the China virus pandemic. Blue city mayors blue state Governors took perverse pleasure in their shutdown of and discrimination against religious beliefs and expression. They set different standards for churches compared to other gatherings tried to restrict even outdoor gatherings and even cracked down on parking lot gatherings.

 

The title of the documentary is a badge of honor. Blue city and state Secular progressives accused these outdoor events of being super spreaders even as they allowed rioting and looting in the same urban areas. Fortunately the Supreme Court saved the day.