The End Times Forecaster |
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Posted: 25 Sep 2014 06:56 PM PDT
That’s right; many Christians are calling on the devil? How are Christians calling on the devil, you ask? I will tell you how they are calling on the devil; by playing rock/rap music, watching demonic shows, playing evil video games, reading demonic books and desecrating the body.
What do you mean? Here is what I mean. Very simply; there are certain practices that attract evil demonic forces into one’s life. And it follows that if a person were to engage in those activities it would open them up to demonic forces.
You ask; what practices? To start; how about Rock and Rap music. Rock/rap music is out of the pit of hell and calls on demonic forces. Look at what Little Richard said about rock music.
My true belief about Rock ‘n’ Roll--and there have been a lot of phrases attributed to me over the years--is this: I believe this kind of music is demonic. ... A LOT OF THE BEATS IN MUSIC TODAY ARE TAKEN FROM VOODOO, FROM THE VOODOO DRUMS. If you study music in rhythms, like I have, you’ll see that is true ... I believe that kind of music is driving people from Christ. It is contagious[3]
And here are a few words about rock music straight from the mouth of a former Satanist.
When I was about seven, I became involved in a satanic coven.... I was involved quite heavily in satanic worship for seven years in three different covens.... Satanic worship services are designed to put the worshipers into a mood where spirits can be called to manifest themselves during the service. They always use live music, and the music always has a beat.
They start with a drummer. The rest of the instruments are geared to the drumming. These people practiced many, many hours for every service we had. It was rock music with a rock beat. We were told that the reason they used the rock beat was because it’s the same beat as your heart.
Subconsciously, while you listened to the music, it would open you up. People weren’t aware that they were opening up to spirits, because they were concentrating on the music. The music is a great part of the service because it opens you up to spirits without you being aware of it. This music prepared everyone to open themselves up to the forces of darkness.
As those forces respond to that invitation, people become inhabited by demons. There is no way to carry out the things done in those services without inviting spirits into your life to empower you to do them. During those services, I saw atrocities and vile acts. People turned against their friends with savagery, even becoming cannibalistic. [7]
Oh, but you say; I listen to Christian rock and rap music, not that bad secular stuff.
In 1981, I was driving down a jungle road in the Ivory Coast with several African pastors in the car with me. I had recently received a couple of cassette tapes from our denominational headquarters that were intended for our teenage daughter.
These were recordings of various ‘Christian rock’ artists. In listening to the tapes, I was very disturbed in my own spirit that such material was being sent to our missionary kids.
But not trusting my own reaction alone and realizing that these pastors with whom I was traveling were very sensitive to the spirit world (both good and evil), I decided to play the tapes for them. The reaction I got was immediate and verbally violent!
One of the pastors asked me this question, ‘Do you mean to tell us that this kind of music is played in your churches in America?’
I answered in the affirmative. His response was filled with disgust and anger as he replied with another question. ‘What are you doing allowing your church people in America to call up the evil spirits with their music?’ [4]
I liken Christian rock/rap to a Bible verse on a cigarette. And then Christians wonder why they are so defeated in their lives and easily fall when tempted. Oh, BTW I was once cussed out by a “Christian” rock musician for my stance against it—go figure.
And what are Christians watching and allowing their children to watch, that are opening them up to demonic forces? Vampire shows, horror movies, half time shows featuring demon possessed people, etc. What a joke!
Oh, and how about those “entertaining” video games where they cast spells, shoot, kill, steal, and rape, all in the name of fun. Do you think that maybe engaging in those activities will open someone up to demonic forces? Why don’t you ask some of the recent mass murderers who became possessed by demonic forces and carried out great atrocities, and who loved playing games like that. You know how many young people from Christian homes I have heard talking about playing those type games?
Oh, let’s not forget about all the secular books, like Harry Potter, that Christians read, that were written by demons through automatic writing—where the author goes into a trance and a demon enters their body and writes through them—look it up—even some popular so called Christian books are written this way. Do you think that maybe reading books written by demons will open someone up to demonic forces?
Christians have the Holy Spirit in them, thus their bodies are a Temple of God. So why are Christians engaging in the occult practice of graffiting/tattooing God’s Temple? Now I am not talking about people who got their tattoos before they were saved, but after—what a sacrilege. While we are talking about the boday as God’s temple, let’s not forget about the Christians—mainly girls—that are wearing lewd immodest dress—even to church. What a disgrace to the name of Christ, what in the world is going on? Whatever happened to this verse?
In like manner also, that women adorn themselves in modest apparel, with shamefacedness and sobriety; not with broided hair, or gold, or pearls, or costly array; 1 Tim 2:9
I know Christians are engaging in these practices because I have run into many who claim the name of Christ, go to church, etc, that I hear of doing these things. Just yesterday I heard a Christian young teen talking to another about what happened on a vampire show on TV, and the one girl comes from a “good” Christian family. A few months ago I heard a Christian saying how she loved Beyonce, saying she was her favorite “Christian” performer. I almost puked—you know Beyonce admits that she performs via demon possession, right? I know what; maybe she can dress like her at the church Halloween night.
Where are you Pastors? Don’t you care that your flock is calling on the devil? How can you idly sit by and allow your flock to engage in these evil practices? Are you afraid to turn the heat up and preach a hot message against these things because you are afraid that you will lose members from your church, or have you joined the “keep it positive” club?
Well let me inform you that if you continue to allow them to engage in these practices, you have lost them already. Case in point, where are your young adults—sucked away by the world? Now of course pastor, you cannot make their decisions for them, but it is your job to enlighten them and educate them with the facts so that they can make proper decisions.
The church used to be the backbone of this once great nation, now the spine has turned to jelly, and the church and this nation is very weak. There are very few churches that are fighting against the evil forces that have pervaded our society, instead they embrace them or remain silent not wanting to offend. As a result the flock is being decimated for lack of knowledge of the evil around them.
My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge: because thou hast rejected knowledge, I will also reject thee, that thou shalt be no priest to me: seeing thou hast forgotten the law of thy God, I will also forget thy children. Hosea 4:6
Where are you pastors?
Preach the word; be instant in season, out of season; reprove, rebuke, exhort with all long suffering and doctrine. 2 Tim 4:2
Where are you pastors? The Sunday morning pew sitter is waiting for you to reprove, rebuke, and exhort them in regards to calling on the devil. Will you? (Note: this post was not directed to any one pastor in particular, but the many across our land that are failing to do their job.)
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