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John MacArthur Releases Trailer for New Film Decrying Government Oppression of the Church

by | Mar 10, 2023 | Blog, Law Enforcement, News, Politics, Religion, Social Unrest, Social-Issues, The Church, US, World | 0 comments

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The upcoming film Essential Church, a dramatic production brought forth by John MacArthur and Grace Community Church, delves deep into the trials and tribulations faced not only by this church in California, but also by many other churches across the nation and around the world during the media-hyped COVID-19 “pandemic.” This awe-inspiring cinematic journey challenges the unconstitutional restrictions placed upon churches by government authorities and raises a clarion call to defend religious freedom.

With fervent passion and unyielding conviction, Essential Church takes a powerful stance on the issue of religious liberty and government interference. The film boldly espouses a mistrust of government officials, including the notorious Governor Gavin Newsom and the eminent Anthony Fauci, laying bare the dark agenda of the government’s pandemic response. According to the film, this response was driven not by a genuine concern for public health and safety, but by a deep-seated desire for control, which ultimately poses a grave threat to religious freedom.

In the midst of the pandemic, the nation was engulfed in protests and riots sparked by the killing of George Floyd. Yet, amidst all of this chaos and confusion, the government permitted large gatherings for protests while at the same time restricting church services. Such flagrant hypocrisy cannot be ignored, and Essential Church boldly calls it out.

https://essentialchurchmovie.com/Undoubtedly, Grace Community Church and other like-minded churches faced formidable opposition from local authorities during these tumultuous times. John MacArthur himself received threats of jail time and legal action, yet he along with many other unknown pastors stood their ground and remained steadfast in their commitment to biblical truth and their constitutional rights.

Essential Church, which will be released in August, promises to be an important testament to the ongoing struggle for religious freedom and the unwavering commitment of those who are willing to fight for it, no matter the cost.

Watch the trailer here.

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