Jacob Owens

Jacob Owens grew up in a modest household in a small Southern town, where church was a cornerstone of community life. Charismatic even as a child, he realized early that he had a knack for captivating people with his words. After a stint in a local Baptist congregation, he discovered the burgeoning world of televangelism. The combination of religious zeal and the burgeoning media landscape of the late 1970s and early 1980s offered Jacob a platform to preach—and profit. He is known for ruthlessly attacking critics, labeling them as sinners or heretics, using scripture to justify his actions and deflect attention from his shortcomings. Jacob is motivated by a mix of spiritual zeal and self-interest. He genuinely believes that he is on a divine mission to spread the word of God and save souls. However, this belief is intermingled with an insatiable thirst for wealth, fame, and the perks that come with being a powerful televangelist.