When your communion covenant is more anime villain arc than biblical

A screenshot of a text post paired with an image from Kenneth Copeland Ministries' Southwest Believers' Convention. The post describes a controversial staged communion-like performance at the pulpit, broadcast to viewers, with commentary criticizing the practice as something unprecedented in American churches and questioning how it would be perceived outside a religious context. Extracted text: He lifts the cup and drinks from it. "Now his blood is in my body." From the pulpit. In front of the congregation. On camera. It was staged. Fake. But it was still performed. Still broadcast. He proclaims: "Western people don't know anything about covenant. Eastern people do!" Most people have never seen anything like this inside an American church. If this wasn't happening inside a church, what would people be calling it right now? The 40th SOUTHWEST BELIEVERS' CONVENTION KENNETH COPELAND MINISTRIES