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"Jon and I were so honored to spend the day with a mighty General in the kingdom of God - Ken Copeland"
Posted on 02/26/2025 6:23:13 PM PST by Morgana
Arch-heretic Kenneth Copeland, the richest prosperity preacher in America, is known for many things. This includes giving false prophecies about COVID being destroyed, throwing someone in a wheelchair to the floor, casting away bald spots in Jesus’ name, running his own bizarro Bible college, claiming God gave prophetess Heidi Baker ‘The United States’, and claiming he once sowed a seed of an airplane to reap an even better airplane.
What many people don’t, however, is that he has starred in several movies, including The Treasure of Eagle Mountain, which we have previously cataloged.
Another one of his more memorable roles is that he starred in the 1999 film Judgment: The Trial of Commander Kellie, which received a theatrical release and is the fourth in the series.
The film is a continuation of Superkids: Armor of Light, whose plot reads: “When Darkmaster starts leading children into a gang of corrupt bikers, Commander Kellie and the Superkids put on their spiritual armor and fight to the finish.”
Copeland plays the role of biker/ Pastor Daniel Lyon opposite his Daughter, Kellie Copeland (Commander Kelli.) At one point in the movie, a leathered up Copeland, who was 63 at the time, beats up a bunch of evil bikers before summoning a sword-wielding angel from his bike, prompting one of the villains to drop to his knees and allow Copeland to lead him in the sinner’s prayer.
Cringe!
You almost need a barf bag
I shan’t watch.
I had to double check to mAke sure this wasn’t the Bee.
I’ll take your word for it. I’m too chicken to watch anything like that.
Copeland’s spiritual gift is the ability to prove from any verse in the Bible that God wants you to give him (Copeland) money.
He actually didn’t do too bad of a job.
Never heard of him.
I did hear of Aaron Copland and Stewart Copeland, though.
Paula White-Cain Facebook
"Jon and I were so honored to spend the day with a mighty General in the kingdom of God - Ken Copeland"
That chick is a whack job. An embarrassment.
The movie makes total sense. The bad guys didnt have a chance against a cleric of a high enough level to gate in a planetar.
(Who actually sends money to these idiots?)
She and Copeland are on the same team and spend time operating together.
Then We Will Put on Our Armor;
EPH. 6:10 -
I Like the KJV-
Copeland is a prosperity gospel shyster, among other things.
These kinds of Christian movies often are like Christian Rock. The King of the Hill dad Hank Hill summed it up perfectly:
Can’t you see you’re not making Christianity better, you’re just making rock and roll worse?”
Same thing here, just movies.
Is that guy on the right the guy that ruined Journey?
Chumps, that’s who.
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