You may remember Jamal Bryant, a master manipulator who cloaks his racial demagoguery in the theatrics of a charismatic preacher. I’ve written about him before. From comparing Kamala Harris to Esther to proposing marijuana farms on church property, Bryant has never been about actual truth—he’s been about power, influence, and selling his congregation into ideological submission.

His latest tirade, where he unloaded a repulsive, racist attack on black Trump supporters, cements what has already been clear—Bryant isn’t a shepherd of God’s people, he’s a plantation overseer enforcing obedience to his political overlords.

During a recent sermon, Bryant, standing in his pulpit of deception, spewed this bile to the thunderous applause of his congregation:

“I feel bad for them coons in the White House, who are in there tap dancing for Massa, wearing bow ties, shinning and grinding, laughing like nothing is funny. I ain’t afraid of the spooks that sat at the door, these runaway slaves hiding in the White House, gonna throw my picture up thinking that I’m gonna be afraid.”

This isn’t just divisive, it’s straight-up racial demagoguery cloaked in the emotional theatrics of a charismatic preacher. The sheer irony of a so-called “pastor”—who should be calling people to truth and unity in Christ—using racist slurs against Black conservatives because they refuse to toe the leftist plantation line is stomach-churning.

This has nothing at all to do with morality, the gospel, or even legitimate political debate. This is plantation theology—where race hustlers see black people who don’t obey their political overlords as “runaways” who need to be dragged back into ideological submission.

If a white conservative even whispered something remotely close to this, the outrage mobs would be burning buildings down by nightfall. But Bryant? He gets a standing ovation.

And what’s worse is how this brand of rhetoric keeps people spiritually and mentally enslaved. Bryant isn’t preaching anything remotely true, let alone biblical. He’s stirring up racial hatred and reinforcing a victimhood complex, all while making himself the hero of his own convoluted social justice narrative while preying on his own flock.

This is why these frauds must be called out. It’s not just about politics—it’s about the absolute corruption of the pulpit for personal and political gain. And the fact that he’s leading a Target boycott over DEI while simultaneously praising Louis Farrakhan—one of the most openly racist clowns in modern history—tells you everything you need to know about his “moral compass.”

Bryant isn’t just politically compromised, he is spiritually bankrupt. This is a man who suggested his church use its land to grow cannabis as a way to “attract black men,” as if drug culture is the only way to reach them.

This is a man who wears profane rap artist, Biggie Smalls, t-shirts in the pulpit.

This is a man who calls for Target boycotts over DEI rollbacks while praising Farrakhan—a raging anti-Semite and racial separatist.

He doesn’t stand on the word of God—he stands on whatever gives him the most social clout with his spiritually and intellectually vapid followers.

And make no mistake—this kind of rhetoric is designed to keep people enslaved. Bryant doesn’t want free-thinking individuals, he wants ideological drones, locked in a perpetual victimhood complex, blaming all their problems on an external “oppressor” while never being challenged to take responsibility for their own lives. It’s spiritual manipulation, psychological servitude, disguised as empowerment. And it is evil.

Jamal Bryant is not a pastor. He is a racial arsonist, a political pawn, and a false prophet who thrives on division and deception. And until people wake up and see these frauds for what they are, men like him will continue to sell their congregations into ideological slavery, all while standing in the pulpit and pretending to be men of God.

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