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Florida evangelist Whitney Lynn uses most of her flights as an opportunity to share her faith, a trend that was featured in a recent Washington Post article.
On Thursday, she said, her sermon got her kicked off a San Diego-bound jet before it even took off from Orlando International Airport. She documented the removal in a series of videos she posted on social media, one of which had racked up 3 million views on Instagram by Friday afternoon.
Lynn, 40, of Orlando, said she got up during a flight delay and delivered a message in just under a minute, telling fellow Alaska Airlines passengers that even if it was frustrating to wait, God’s timing was perfect “and maybe he’s sparing us from danger today.”
As she told the crowd that Jesus loved them, the sound of a flight attendant’s call button can be heard. She said in an interview that no one asked her to stop.
In another video, an airline employee can be seen telling Lynn to gather her things and follow him off the plane because the “crews don’t feel safe with you.”
As she prepared to leave, she called the situation “spiritual warfare ... because demons don’t like the name of Jesus.”
This is why we need to reopen mental insitutions
On Thursday, she said, her sermon got her kicked off a San Diego-bound jet before it even took off from Orlando International Airport. She documented the removal in a series of videos she posted on social media, one of which had racked up 3 million views on Instagram by Friday afternoon.
Lynn, 40, of Orlando, said she got up during a flight delay and delivered a message in just under a minute, telling fellow Alaska Airlines passengers that even if it was frustrating to wait, God’s timing was perfect “and maybe he’s sparing us from danger today.”
As she told the crowd that Jesus loved them, the sound of a flight attendant’s call button can be heard. She said in an interview that no one asked her to stop.
In another video, an airline employee can be seen telling Lynn to gather her things and follow him off the plane because the “crews don’t feel safe with you.”
As she prepared to leave, she called the situation “spiritual warfare ... because demons don’t like the name of Jesus.”
This is why we need to reopen mental insitutions
