Come Out in Jesus Name
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Following a startling chain of events, the most controversial pastor in America, Greg Locke, took a 180-degree turn from his mainstream religious traditions and led his church to the brink of revival. He and a diverse group of unconventional preachers then began to spark the most important awakening in the history of the Christian Church — through the most unlikely means – by casting out demons. This fiery film documents the beginnings of their journey. “Come Out In Jesus Name” will be followed by a live simulcast event where Pastor Locke and his fellow demon slayers will lead a supernatural mass deliverance... in Jesus name.
- Released: 2023-03-13
- Runtime: 100 minutes
- Genre: Documentaries, Drama
- Stars: Henry Shaffer, Ciara Clark
- Director:
Comments
- kaelco - 10 April 2024
See it and believe it
This movie opened my eyes into deliverance ministry and changed my life forever. I saw a demonic spirit manifest in a woman (it was my first time ever witnessing something in person like that) and I got delivered myself. The prayer at the end of the movie was taken out, which was extremely disappointing, but someone in the theater had it written down and when he prayed it out loud is when the manifestations started. So incredible powerful and profound! I've seen it twice in theaters and will go again for a third time in a couple weeks when it releases again. Praise Yah for Greg Locke and his obedience to ministering and delivering others! - kurtisjvandermolen - 12 April 2023
A new set of men (and one woman) to worship
This was a trial balloon 💭 on a new church business model. It was firstly self-glorifying with character development for a new set of church heroes. "Boldly" pushing back on religion, the film religiously exalts Old Testament myth and laser focuses on pseudepigrapha for proof texts of a 'brand new form of ministry'. Yet as long as the focus is inwardly dualistic, it occupies and distracts the mind from the fact that this is a whole new church business model replete with books, merch, and a new mantra. All hail Locke Media, er, and god bless the reinvention of religion bent on and towards hell.
