In a sermon that can only be described as spiritual warfare meets mafia warning, Pastor Rob McCoy, a board member of Turning Point USA Faith and regular TPUSA speaker, stood behind his pulpit and issued a chilling proclamation to his congregation:
“For people like this… there is nowhere safe for them in the world.” The “people like this”? Candace Owens and anyone else who dares question U.S.-Israel policy, AIPAC influence, or America’s endless Middle East wars.
McCoy didn’t stop at policy disagreement. Over the course of a nearly hour-long exorcism-style tirade, the California megachurch pastor accused the black Christian mother of seven of being a “witch,” operating under a “Jezebel spirit,” practicing literal “witchcraft,” and being “possessed” and a “daughter of Satan” – all because she has repeatedly asked why American taxpayers are funding foreign conflicts while our own borders remain open and our cities crumble.
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The timing could not be more suspicious. The notorious sermon was delivered just days after the still-unsolved assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.
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But what happened next turned a disturbing sermon into an outright cover-up.
The moment independent creator @realbaronpod began playing the full unedited clips live on his stream, the sermon vanished from Gods & Country Church’s website. Not archived, not moved, not “under review” – 404 error. Gone. Memory-holed in real time.
When researcher Ian Carroll attempted to upload the same sermon to his Apple Podcasts feed for documentation, a coordinated swarm of bots flooded his show with one-star reviews and spam reports within minutes – the same tactic used against countless dissident voices who touch the third rail of Israel policy.
This is not the behavior of a man confident in the Holy Spirit. This is the behavior of someone who knows exactly how damning his words are.
Let’s be crystal clear about what was said from that pulpit:
A prominent Christian pastor, bankrolled and platformed by one of America’s largest conservative youth organizations, looked into a camera and told millions of potential listeners that a black Christian woman – and everyone who agrees with her – has “nowhere safe in the world.”
That is not a sermon. That is a threat. And it was issued with the full weight of institutional conservative power behind it.
Rob McCoy sits on the board of TPUSA Faith. He shares stages with TPUSA leadership. He is not some fringe figure – he is a vetted, approved, celebrated voice of the “new” Christian right.
And now that voice has told Candace Owens, and by extension every American who questions why we send billions overseas while veterans sleep on sidewalks, that there is “nowhere safe” for them.
The message is received loud and clear: fall in line, or else.
