Sean Feucht, a prominent evangelical worship leader and political activist, is facing a wave of serious accusations involving financial mismanagement, spiritual abuse, and moral misconduct. The claims, raised by former staff members, have surfaced through a recently launched website dedicated to collecting testimonies from those who worked closely with him.

The website, titled Truth and Freedom Stories, features anonymous accounts from individuals previously involved in Feucht’s ministries. According to CP, the testimonies describe “systemic, moral, financial, and organizational failures” that occurred within the four nonprofit organizations under Feucht’s leadership. Former employees allege abuse of authority, questionable handling of finances, and a disconnect between the ministry's stated mission and its actual activities.

These revelations come at a time when Feucht is also engaged in legal action against the city of Spokane, Washington. According to CP, he is suing the city over a resolution passed by its council that labeled him a “far-right anti-LGBTQ extremist.” Feucht claims this resolution infringed on his religious liberties and violated both the U.S. Constitution and the Washington State Constitution.

In a related development, Feucht recently claimed that his publishing deal with HarperCollins was canceled due to political bias. He has since signed a new contract with conservative publisher Regnery and commented on social media that “God is bigger than cancel culture.”

As of now, Sean Feucht has not issued any official response to the misconduct allegations. The situation continues to unfold, raising concerns about accountability and integrity in public ministry leadership.