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Rob McCoy Sermon: Has God Cast Away His People

2026-07

Religious

Description

On July 27, 2026, Rob McCoy preached a sermon titled Has God Cast Away His People, based on Romans 11. The sermon was a direct response to Tucker Carlson's comments at the TPUSA Florida event on July 13 and 14, where Carlson said Epstein worked for Mossad. McCoy framed the young conservative reaction to Carlson's comments as a dangerous rise of replacement theology. He stated he was in the group text with Charlie and the donors. He described being in Israel, having a two-hour meeting with an Orthodox rabbi, and being in an ongoing text thread with a number of Orthodox Israelis discussing Charlie's position on allowing Tucker Carlson to speak and on not disavowing his friendship with Candace Owens. He referenced an op-ed written by someone named Pesaki and another by David Necretman, both Orthodox Israelis. This is operational messaging management from someone embedded in the network, using a Sunday sermon as the delivery vehicle to the congregation and, through TikTok and livestream clips, to Kirk's own youth base. The sermon date places this eight or nine days before what the stream calls the Hamptons meeting on August 4.

Significance

McCoy revealed himself as operational messaging node inside Charlie Kirk's donor and communications apparatus. He was in direct contact with Orthodox Israelis managing the Tucker Carlson/Candace Owens Epstein controversy.

Location: Godspeak Calvary Chapel, Thousand Oaks, California

Themes

McCoy sermonTPUSA messagingEpsteinMossadTucker CarlsonCandace Owensreplacement theologyPOLITICSINTELLIGENCE/ENFORCEMENT

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