Scott Morrison Delivers Sermon At Anti-LGBT Margaret Court’s Church
Image: Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison (extreme right) with his head bowed and Margaret Court (second from left).
Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison was the star attraction on Sunday at the church of controversial anti-LGBTQI tennis player turned pastor Margaret Court.聽
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Morrison delivered a sermon at the event that celebrated Court’s 80th birthday, the 27th anniversary of the Pentecostal Victory Life Centre church and the inauguration of the new Perth Prayer Tower.聽
In 2017, Court had said that tennis was “full of lesbians” and described transgender children as the work of “the devil”. She also targeted Australian tennis player Casey Dellacqua and her partner, saying that their baby with two mothers shouldn鈥檛 been 鈥榙eprived of her father鈥�.
She had in the past compared the LGBTQI community to Hitler, homosexuality as a “abominable sexual practice” and had said she would not fly Qantas over the airline’s support of same-sex marriages.聽
Court’s Church Had Received Funds From Morrison’s Government
Court founded Victoria Life Centre in 1995. The church received over $500,000 to build the new tower of prayer and over $500,000聽 in JobKeeper payments from the Morrison government.
Before the elections, Court had prayed for Morrison to be re-elected saying he was “a strong Christian, a family man, has good values and morals.”
Morrison, who till two month ago was the head of the Australian government, in his sermon asked people not to put their trust in the government.聽
“We trust in Him. We don鈥檛 trust in governments. We don鈥檛 trust in United Nations, thank goodness,鈥� Morrison said.
Morrison Says He Believes In Miracles
Morrison in his sermon described anxiety as “Satan’s plan” that could be dealt with “the oil of God”.聽
“All of this anxiousness, all of this anxiety … all of this feeling about the bills that are pouring in, all of this feeling about the anxiety, and then the oil of God, the ointment of God, comes on this situation and releases you, if you will have it, and receive His gift,” said Morrison, adding, “We cannot allow these anxieties to deny us that. That鈥檚 not His plan. That鈥檚 Satan鈥檚 plan.”
He also reflected on his election loss, claiming he still believed in miracles. “Do you believe that if you lose an election that God still loves you and has a plan for you?鈥� I do. Because I still believe in miracles,” he said, as the audience applauded.
Court responded by saying God had a “plan” for the former Prime Minister and prayed to “take back this nation to be a Christian nation”.
The terrifying thing is that this dangerous clown was the Prime Minister and people actually thought that that was ok. Church and state must be kept seperate.
Ignorance knows no boundaries ????
I think ScumO has confused the Oil of God & the Ointment of God with The Australian Tax Payers hard earned money that he siphoned off to whoever he chose… I really hope the Senate Committee Inquiries can claw back some of the massive amount of Taxpayer’s money.
I am so glad I’m not a Christian
I am so glad I believe in Buddhism and no personal God in the universe or Devil,..lol
I guess Scott doesn鈥檛 have many friends left if any so he hangs out with the most vile characters. People who are uglier than himself so he doesn鈥檛 have to compete for the ugliest Australian award. The only anxiety around was during his time in office caused by his time in office. When Australia had a new Government everyone breathed a sigh of relief. Anything was better than having this fool run for another term.
How lovely – they are all in their rightful places. Please don’t come out!