Florida evangelist Whitney Lynn declared "we're in the last days" as flight crew escorted her off a flight out of Orlando for preaching the gospel, according to her latest social media posts.
Lynn — whom the Washington Post recently reported preaches on planes rather frequently — shared footage on TikTok Thursday, tagging @alaskaair and claiming she was removed for sharing her faith with fellow passengers.
"The passengers don't feel safe with you," an airline employee tells her in the video.
"They don't feel safe? Oh my gosh. I didn't know the message of Jesus Christ was unsafe," Lynn fired back in the footage. "It's called spiritual warfare. You know why? Because demons don't like the name of Jesus."
"Is it against the law to preach the gospel?" Lynn demanded, as footage showed.
"I don't need to answer any questions," the employee replied.
As she made her way off the plane, Lynn turned to the remaining passengers.
"Last days, people! Can't talk about Jesus anymore!" she announced, footage showed.
She then turned to the employee as he handed her a rebooking slip and shut the door.
"God have mercy on your soul, because hell is real, my friend," she told him.
After the incident, Lynn turned to TikTok.
"I'm telling you, demons are real," she wrote in one post. In another, she said, "I truly believe there were demonic influences at work."
The Washington Post noted plane preacher posts are frequently met with mockery online.
“That would be my nightmare,” one person replied. “Can’t even walk away.”
“The way I would open that emergency exit,” another person wrote. Someone else added, “This is why I drive.”
