Because what some of you need to understand is you've been delivered from
a demon, but you've not pulled down the stronghold yet.
You got to get rid of the triggers on that iPhone.
You got to get rid of the triggers on that Netflix.
You got to lose her number.
You got to lose his number.
The demon comes out when you expel it.
The stronghold comes down when you demolish it with the Bible [SOUND].
>> Speaker 2: That was a church.
What you just watched was a pastor.
His name is Greg Locke, and he tried to symbolically destroy
Barbie by wielding a baseball bat with a Bible taped to it,
he's just destroying Barbie's Dreamhouse.
So why, what's the point of all this?
So, in advance of the Barbie movie's release,
he chose to use the film Central Dreamhouse as a visual aid during
a sermon about calling out demons and destroying their strongholds.
And during this sermon, just before the film's release.
Locke spent a pretty good amount of time preaching about demons of
the flesh in front of a drop cloth draped prop,
before he revealed it to be Barbie's Dreamhouse that was standing in for
the stronghold demons like porn and whatnot.
Listen, if the Barbie movie and Barbie's Dreamhouse immediately
makes you think of porn, I think you got the problem.
You got the problem.
But nonetheless, let's watch more.
>> Speaker 3: But if you don't teach the person to break down the stronghold that
the enemy built and they have no discipline,
they're always going to feel like they have a demon,
when really what they need to do is just control their flesh.
>> [APPLAUSE]
We drive demons out all the time, but
we've not reached a place where we understand you have to pull
down the stronghold that the demon left behind, because I'm telling you something.
When you cast out the spirit of sexual
perversion, it's got to leave.
So does the person still struggle with porn because they still have a demon?
No, they still struggle with porn because the fortified house is still there.
>> Speaker 2: What does this have to do with Barbie again, like what?
I mean, listen, if this is helping him get through some stuff in his life,
all right, I guess.
>> Yeah, no, I actually think that it makes some sense.
Wait, what?
Okay, I'll explain.
First, let me explain the obvious ways that it doesn't make sense, and
then I'll come back around to why there's some logic to it.
So number one is, there's sexual perversion
in the Barbie Dreamhouse he says, why, how?
I don't know that anybody even charged sexual perversion before this guy got
into it.
Generally speaking, tiny little girls have Barbie Dreamhouse.
My daughter has one.
And it's usually well before puberty,
because then once they get into puberty and they get into the teenage years,
then they become embarrassed about it, usually, and get rid of it and etc, right?
But if you said to me, name something that doesn't have Jewish sex.
Barbie would be near the top of the list because [INAUDIBLE].
>> She doesn't even have genitals, neither does Ken, I don't.
What are we doing?
What's happening?
>> Exactly, this is insanity, right?
And he wrapped a bat in a Bible, which is, I think, incredibly disrespectful, right?
And then he used it to smash things.
I'm pretty sure that's not what Jesus meant when he said turn to other cheek.
I'm pretty sure he didn't.
He's like, remember, drive out the money changers but first,
drive out Barbie and her dream house.
We're building a Mojo Dojo Casa house here.
I think that was in the New Testament.
Definitely by definition.
Matthew okay, anyways.
And then he throws the Bible on the ground along with a bat.
So, look, you get it, demons and they have strongholds.
For the rest of us, this sounds like absolute lunacy.
That part's easy, right?
So why is he doing it?
So there's two reasons why.
One is, preachers are the original talk show hosts and
the Bible is the original movie.
It's what, what is it called sometimes, the greatest story ever told.
And back then there was no movies.
There wasn't even radio, not even AM radio back in the day.
And so, people got around a campfire and told crazy stories and
then they collected those stories and turned them into the Bible.
The walking on water, really?
He brought people back from the dead.
Wasik, in the Quran by the way.
There's tons of stories just like that because you had to tell these amazing
captivating stories to get people's attention.
But now there are much greater forms of entertainment and there are actual talk
shows that have kind of replaced old school evangelical religious leaders.
So this brother is trying to keep up as he's trying to keep up with the Alex Jones
of the world and the Tucker Carlson's of the world, the New Age preachers.
He's having to go crazier and crazier to get that attention and
that is part of why he's doing this now.
And finally to come to why there is a lot of logic in it.
This is the culture wars.
It's between people who believe in the old culture.
No, we follow whatever's in the Bible even though it's contradictory and
all the different problems that it has and it was written by a rabbi 2500 years
ago and obviously it doesn't apply to anything in today's world.
But no, we have to stick with it.
And there are certain people we have to hate and etc, etc, right?
Against the new culture, which is, no,
we don't have to listen to rules from thousands of years ago.
And yes, we're affected by the entertainment that surrounds us, whether
it's the movie Barbie or it's this Netflix or the cell phone that he referred to.
So in a sense,
he is fighting back in those cultural wars in a symbolic way by doing that.
And the reason he looks crazy is because that side is losing the cultural wars,
that's why it looks nuts so, to the great majority of Americans.
In the old days, that would have made sense.
In this day, he looks like an anachronistic fool.