Scott McNamara

And so it's really sad that people have these kind of opinions where for me, you know, I know we're not talking about this, but for me looking at Tommy or what they're doing, you know, I see a brother in Christ that I want to love and support, you know, so...

So, yeah, there's definitely a lot of people that don't like what we do.

And honestly, I think the homophobic thing, homophobic slur has been a huge one in the UK around me, around King's Army, which is crazy, right?

Because, you know, we went to Soho.

We've been there many times.

The only difference this time is that The Turning Point chose to repost it, getting 2.8 million views on Twitter, and then it kind of opened the floodgates.

So...

So I'm not homophobic.

I mean, I have love for everybody.

I don't care what they do.

You know, I have a Christlike love for them, but I do want them to hear the truth.

But we weren't, you know, we don't go around targeting gay people in any way, you know.

I'm surprised Turning Point endorsed that message about you.

No, they didn't.

Sorry, they didn't endorse it.

What they did, they posted us sharing the gospel.

And then basically it was twisted down off the back of that.

That's what happened.

Yeah, so King's Army is a group of evangelists.

Okay, so first of all, because Turning Point, you know, they called us activists.