Greg Locke
Global Vision Bible Church
One of America's most prominent MAGA pastors with millions of social media followers. He was present at the January 6, 2021 Capitol attack, having preached to the Proud Boys at Freedom Plaza the night before. He was a featured speaker at the ReAwaken America Tour alongside Michael Flynn. He told his congregation that anyone who votes Democrat should 'get out' of his church, calling them demons. He has held book burnings, promoted Trump's election fraud claims, banned masks in his church, and was permanently banned from Twitter for COVID misinformation.
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Global Vision Bible Church
1010 Maddox-Simpson Pkwy, Lebanon, TN 37090
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+ Submit EvidenceNews 4 Nashville interview revealing Greg Locke was a witness to the January 6 Capitol riots, showing his direct involvement in the political movement.
View source →Pastor Greg Locke warns about NYC, Israel, and the MAGA divide — blending political commentary with biblical prophecy.
View source →Greg Locke interview with Alex Jones revealing biblical prophecy connections to Trump and Israel.
View source →“If you vote Democrat, I don't even want you around this church. You can get out. You can get out, you demon! You cannot be a Christian and vote Democrat in this nation. I don't care how mad that makes you.”
From the pulpit in May 2022, Locke called Democratic voters demons and told them to leave his church.
“God is on our side. America is the last bastion of Christian freedom. I declare unto you that President Donald Trump is gonna stay for four more years in the White House. We're a mighty army. They've gotta listen. They can't ignore us.”
Preaching at Freedom Plaza on January 5, 2021, the night before the Capitol attack, to a crowd that included Proud Boys members.
“I was there, I watched the whole thing go down. There was no redneck MAGA insurrection; it was infiltration from the word go.”
Locke's response after January 6, denying the insurrection from his pulpit while admitting he was present at the Capitol.