Because he is doing so much kingdom damage to the enemy, Satan is throwing quite a bit of chaos into Sean Feucht’s life right now.
The latest incident for the renowned evangelist came this past week when Feucht’s priceless 1967 Ghallager guitar and black case was stolen from his car on Tuesday in Spokane, Washington.
Fortunately, Feucht tweeted Sunday that the guitar, a gift from a good friend Ray Hughes, was returned to him. Feucht thanked his followers for praying for what he called a “Sunday miracle.” He asked them to pray for justice, for his family and against these “constant attacks.”
“We’re going to celebrate today in Oceanside [California},” Feucht tweeted. “God restores!!!”
IT’S SUNDAY MIRACLE: I got my guitar back!!
It was turned in THIS MORNING after being stolen from my car 5 days ago! Thank you for praying! ⚡️
We’re gonna celebrate today in Oceanside!! GOD RESTORES!!! pic.twitter.com/AxSJSrIJnn
— Sean Feucht (@seanfeucht) June 25, 2023
Feucht said a friend bought it back from a pawn shop. “It was traded for dope then wound up in a pawn shop,” Feucht says.
The first time he played the 1967 Ghallager guitar was in front of 50,000 people at The Call at then Chargers Stadium in San Diego in 2008. “I’ve had it a long time,” he said.
The unrelenting enemy prompted many trolls to post negative messages on Feucht’s Twitter page. One even tried to use Scripture to justify the theft: “Whoever takes away what is yours, do not demand it back” (Luke 6:30). – Trev Trevas 95502
But he also received a great deal of support from fans and followers.
- “They can’t steal your anointing,” Sharon Luzi tweeted.
- “God will give back 7 fold what was taken.” – Tommy Zukoski
- “Sean Feucht, those that resonate loudest with the Holy Spirit are often those that Satan comes at the hardest. The instrument that was stolen, the gift that was meant for you, it will never serve another. The instrument that was given to all of us, your voice and your presence, especially in these most troubling times, may it never relent.” – Chas W
- “Don’t stop brother you are making an impact for the Kingdom and King Jesus.” – Greg Gordon
- “God always has a plan for you; he will never give you more than you can handle; you should accept the fact that he doesn’t like you playing that guitar anymore… God will buy you a new one soon.” – Logos {eoa}
Shawn A. Akers is the online editor at Charisma Media.
