Sean Feucht with his family ... the HarperCollins employee proposed different titles for the book, including “Bold as Lions: Fearless Living in a Broken World” and “Fearless: Bold Living ...

RELATED: How a Sean Feucht worship service convinced me I am ... We’re going to be bold with our faith,’” Overstreet said. Overstreet, in the video, said he contacted security teams that ...

Feucht says Christians should take up “spiritual weapons” against “demonic attack.” Feucht promotes his tours as a means of “expanding spiritual territory,” calling for his followers ...

“Thank you, Sean Feucht, because this could not have happened for me at a better time,” Blake cracks. “I just quit my job and was nervous as hell.” ...

Christian worship leader Sean Feucht hosted a "worship protest" that drew thousands of people — who appeared to be largely maskless — to the courthouse grounds in Nashville on Sunday night.

Send an email to Virginia. Only about 20% to 30% of America’s churchgoers practice their constitutional right to vote, according Sean Feucht, the founder of Hold the Line. The mission of Hold ...

If elected to Congress, “I’m not gonna cut my hair,” says Sean Feucht. “I’m not going to stop playing guitar.” In his current career, the 36-year-old looks the part. He’s active in ...

The man, a Yazidi, recounts his harrowing story in a documentary by Sean Feucht and Bethel Music. Feucht interviewed the man, who was not named, through his non-profit, Light A Candle Project ...