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Welcome to the Eric Mataxas show with your host Eric Mataxas.

Well, it's just the Eric Mataxas show. I've got a big surprise for you. Is the surprise

that I'm going to hotel room in Dallas? No, that's not the surprise. The big surprise

is my guest right now, Sean Foitt, F-E-U-C-H-T Foitt. Sean Foitt, welcome to this program.

Hey, thanks so much for having me. Honored to be here. You need to get a haircut, my friend.

Okay, Jesus has been up along here. I'm from with you. I'm so excited to see you. There are

many people who know you and what you've been doing and there are many people who don't.

And so I'm excited for both of those groups. Why don't you tell my audience if you can what

you've been doing, who you are, and why you and I are doing something together in New York City

on July 3rd. I am so excited I get to be a part of that because I'm a New Yorker. But tell my

audience, Sean, what you do? Well, for probably the last 20 years, I've been really focused as

more of a missionary to some of the hardest and darkest places in the world, including Iraq,

Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, North Korea. A lot of these places, the Lord sent us into. Well, fast

forward to when COVID happened, America just erupted. Not only in the tyrannical

government that was suppressing our rights, not allowing the church to gather, but also,

you know, you have this unrest, the rioting, all the crazy stuff. And we really felt like the Lord

had called our assignment in that season to America. So we started an accidental movement,

meaning that we didn't have this grandiose plan of strategy. We just really, it was July 9th.

It was the day after the governor of California Gavin Newsom said, you can't sing in church any longer,

which was so outrageous to me. Not really the fact that he said that because he's crazy,

but the fact that people were actually abiding by that, that people were complying.

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