
Jonathan Jones
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Jonathan Jones
@1jonathanjones
Father of 5, living in the “Big Bend of Florida”. - Baptist Pastor
Florida, USA Katılım Ağustos 2013
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@JustinPetersMin I’m also shocked that this meeting was supposed to be with “prominent pastors” but I’ve never heard of any of them.
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The charismatic "pastors" claiming they have been in touch with high-ranking government officials, telling them to get ready for a major disclosure on aliens, are already backtracking on their claims.
I'm shocked - shocked I tell you - that pastors who falsely claim to hear from God and who manufacture fake miracles would also falsely claim to have been the recipients of top secret government intelligence about (ahem) aliens.
Astral🛸@The_Astral_
Pastor who attended the “UFO disclosure meeting” walks back his statements, saying they were his own opinions on aliens and not what Rep. Eric Burlison actually said.
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@TheDemocrats How much if we gave them all that Ukraine money?
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It’s almost noon here and it’s been cool all day so far. This has been the mildest spring in a long time here in North Florida. It hasn’t been really hot even one day yet. Of course, if you draw a chart with scary dark red it looks like the state is on fire.
Ryan Maue@RyanWeather
Very hot 🔥 in Florida especially on Thursday as a "heat dome" builds over the Gulf of Mexico. 94°F to 97°F along Interstate 4 including Orlando 🍊
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@pastorlocke So you acted wildly irresponsibly, quickly slandered men for your own personal gain, then followed it up by slandering another man when he challenged you on these issues, issued a challenge you couldn’t back up, and now you’re hiding behind “spiritual advisors”.
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Public Statement from Pastor Greg Locke: My Response to Mike Winger’s Recent Attack.
In recent days, Mike Winger has publicly called me out regarding a video I posted four years ago addressing serious allegations against Kenneth Copeland and Joel Osteen. This situation has been public for years and could have been addressed by him at any time. It has only resurfaced now after I challenged his continual public exposures and interruptions within the body of Christ. I owe him—and the public—no further personal information or private meetings on this matter.
Here is how we arrived at this moment.
Several individuals approached my wife and me with grave concerns about these men and their ministries. Chief among them was a woman who presented what she described as detailed timelines, photographs, and firsthand accounts of alleged criminal activity. Importantly, none of this material was ever placed in my personal possession, forwarded to me, or stored on any of my devices. It remained their story to tell. We simply viewed what they chose to show us in those moments and did not take ownership of it. Believing these claims to be credible and urgent at the time, I spoke out boldly in that video.
What followed was four years of careful, prayerful investigation. As we pressed for verification and sought legal counsel, the stories began to shift and unravel. Key details changed, commitments were withdrawn, and it became clear that my voice had been leveraged because of my public platform and reputation for boldness. I was not being given truth; I was being used as an amplifier.
I have owned this publicly. On multiple occasions I have stood before our church and repented for speaking where I should have first verified. Privately, I have sought reconciliation with a number of the individuals and families involved. Twenty-two years ago I wrote a book sharply critical of Benny Hinn. A few years ago I sat with him face-to-face, apologized, and discovered a man far different from the caricature I had helped perpetuate. That same spirit of humility and pursuit of truth has guided my private efforts over these past four years.
After prayerful counsel with my spiritual advisors, I have decided it is not wise to sit down with Mike Winger, despite my earlier public challenge on X to do so. Their unanimous recommendation is rooted in the fruitlessness of further engagement on a matter that has already been thoroughly examined, repented of, and largely resolved in private.
My commitment remains the same today as it has been for decades: preach the gospel, protect the flock, and walk in integrity. Where I have been wrong, I have repented. Where I have been misused, I have learned. And where reconciliation is possible, I continue to pursue it quietly and sincerely.
Grace and truth to all,
Pastor Greg Locke
Lebanon, Tennessee
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@pastorlocke @MikeWingerii If quoting you is trying to destroy you then what does that show???
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I challenge @MikeWingerii to a Live sit down. Like actually together in the same room. We can use both of our platforms to stream it. YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, X, Rumble, all of them. Uncut, raw and nothing off limits. Straight Bible.
What about it Mike? You’ve purposely tried to destroy lives, ministries and reputations, including my own with situations you know nothing about. You act cute and calm behind all of your heavily edited videos. Have a real conversation. Ball’s in your court.
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@pastorlocke @MikeWingerii @MikeWingerii literally posted a video of you making claims and then dared you to prove it. Man up and produce the evidence you claimed to have or admit you lied and slandered two men for attention.
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and as a Floridian, I hate term limits right now. Losing DeSantis is going to be horrific.
Cernovich@Cernovich
Term limits seem like a good idea until you realize a generational talent like Ron DeSantis is rare, while donor class slop Republicans are common.
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What would be the 1st thing Tucker would do as President?
Polymarket@Polymarket
BREAKING: Tucker Carlson hits all-time high in the 2028 Presidential Election odds, as he teases a potential run. 7% chance.
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I introduced a Constitutional amendment to end birthright citizenship. The Constitution was never meant to guarantee citizenship to anyone born on U.S. soil, regardless of their parents' legal status. It's common sense. It's constitutional. And it's long overdue.
justthenews.com/politics-polic…
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Senator Rand Paul has introduced a constitutional amendment to end birthright citizenship.
“Under current interpretations of American law, anyone born on American soil automatically becomes a U.S. citizen, regardless of whether the parent was here legally or not. This is wrong and not at all the intent of those who wrote the 14th Amendment.”
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