Kenneth Copeland, Holy Man, complained a few years ago that traveling coach-class was quite a bit like traveling with demons.
In 2016, DeadState published a story featuring evangelical ministers Kenneth Copeland and Jesse Duplantis having a discussion about how they talk to God regularly while on private jets — conversations that would be impossible while riding in coach.
The two sat at table when at one point Copeland declared that private jets “are sanctuary that protect the anointed,” adding that commercial airline travel was impossible for preachers in a “dope filled world” and that riding coach was like “getting in a long tube with a bunch of demons.”
Having traveled across the country, twice, just one row away from a family with umpteen young children looking forward to Disneyworld, part of me sympathizes.
But, then, I don’t earn my living by scamming the folk in coach.
Luckily for Copeland, he will soon be relieved of the burden of associating with the demon-riddled hoi polloi.
First, the Holy Spirit confirmed to Brother Copeland that the Gulfstream V was the plane the Lord had set aside for KCM. Soon a contract was signed, a cash deposit was paid, and the aircraft was brought to Dallas for a very thorough pre-buy inspection process, which has wrapped up in November. And praise God, it was actually during THANKSGIVING week that the purchase was completed, the title was signed, and thanks to the CX Team, the cash was in the bank to mark it paid in full! Hallelujah, it’s done!
Yeah. Hallelujah.