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The Supernatural, Witchcraft and the Christian

02 Tuesday May 2017

Posted by in Charismatic Movement, charismatic witchcraft, Christians, confirmation, demons and devils, evil spirits, false signs, healing, Holy Spirit, idolatry, magic, pagan christian, religious demon, the occult/new age, witchcraft

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By Pastor Pam

 

Those whom the Lord saves who were accustomed to supernatural experiences like telekinesis, poltergeist and other magical types of manifestations will try to explain such phenomena with scriptures. They rationalize and continue to believe that psychic phenomena are the gift of miracles.

For example, I was just born again a year or so when I spoke to a storm and it seemed that I stopped it.   It was one of those summer storms.  My clothes were drying on an outside line and I had just settled down in my backyard in a lawn chair with a cool drink when the sky got dark and the winds kicked up.  I stood up, spoke directly to the storm and commanded it to leave.  I kid you not, it rained all around my backyard, but not a drop fell where I dwelled.  The sun came back out, shined only above me, while the entire neighborhood was flooded with rain. It was quite a deluge.  So of course, I connected this incident to the Lord speaking to a storm and what He said about speaking to mountains as my biblical “confirmation”.   I look back now and I realize that this manifestation was not from God.  The motive?  To make me into a signs and wonders, charismatic freak. The fallen angel responsible was quite successful.  It didn’t take much to turn me into granola—a fruit, a nut and a flake!

Here is the crux of the problem.  As a product of New Age occultism, Christians with psychic phenomena in their past remain ignorant of the deception of the mighty foe.  So once born again, each of us has been assigned a religious/witchcraft spirit entity whose job is to seek every opportunity to buffet us with counterfeits of the gifts of the Holy Ghost that seem to be from God.   The assigned fallen angel or demon waits for an element of the flesh  to manifest itself in the new believer, in order to gain his master’s end.  The Apostle Paul calls that aspect of our flesh by the name of witchcraft.  Like Simon the Sorcerer, we carry in our flesh a lust for the supernatural that the enemy works with. Since occultists are trained to expect the supernatural, hidden in our flesh remains the same desire AFTER we are saved.

How did I overcome? My story is in “Come Out of Her, God’s People.”

I experienced  many dealings of the flesh—many trials, tribulations and tests.

Being put to death in the flesh goes on and on.  Overcoming was not finished in one mighty stroke.  The Holy Spirit covered all bases, first dealing  with my ambition for the 3 p’s of prestige, prominence and power.   What helped me is that even when I was a sinner,  I was  a lover of the truth.  So I became one who sought spiritual truth at all cost. Also,  as Paul was assigned a religious demon–a thorn in his flesh–to develop him, so was I.

I am a overcomer because my religious demon presented me with trials and temptations  to overcome. From 1977-2003, —26 years–the religious demon was in the driver’s seat  regarding charismatic manifestations. I was completely duped.  Yet in 2003—, once I prayed “Lord, show me the darkness that is around me,”—  all things continue to be exposed.

In every test, I had the choice of going down and being crushed by the spirit of the anti-christ or rising up in spirit victory.  I ROSE UP!

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John Crowder, Rodney Howard Brown and Patricia King Did Not Start Christian Mysticism

29 Thursday Oct 2015

Posted by in altered states ASC, charismatic witchcraft, christian mysticism, deception, DEMONIC DOORWAYS, pagan christian, religious demon

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By Pam Sheppard

What is an altered state of consciousness or briefly an ASC? First of all, I believe it should be clarified that each of us has a different normal state of consciousness. Take driving to work for example. If you travel the same path for years on end to your job, you will find that if you are going to shop in a store within the vicinity of your former workplace, the familiarity of the road may trigger an “alter” of your state of consciousness. Instead of making the turn to the furniture store, perhaps you subconsciously drove towards your former job site. Minor “altered states” like this are triggered by familiarity but most of all by routine.

Keeping it simple, there are moments in time when our sensations, perceptions, thoughts and emotions are “altered” from our normal state and several events can trigger the alteration. In such cases, we experience a diminished executive control and our soul’s function of protection begins to change.

Everyone has experienced a mild trance like state from time to time where we strongly thought that we picked up our keys, but we really never touched them. Likewise, we can get caught up in a sports game on TV, a movie, cooking, even day dreaming.

So an altered state of consciousness is on a wide spectrum, from very mild daydreaming to deep trances that are induced by artificial means. The list is long— hypnosis, chanting, meditation, yoga, trauma, drugs, and sexual orgasm, to name but a few. In the mid 19th century, Max Weber, the Father of Sociology, defined the altered state in a way that very accurately portrays how altered states of consciousness are induced during congregate worship services.

Weber stated that an altered state of consciousness is entered into in two ways: by tradition and by charisma. He defines tradition as an automatic and unthinking repletion of a person who manifests passivity through lethargy and inertia. Traditional ASC”s are predictable and mundane, consisting of a life governed by routine. On the other hand, charisma is just the opposite. It is a quality of human personality that is extraordinary and treated as though it is endowed with supernatural, superhuman or at least exceptional powers, qualities and abilities.

Astoundingly, I noticed that Weber described in the 19th and early 20th century our own present day church experience within his definition for simply put, there are two main churches: the denominational or “traditional” churches and the non- denominational or “charismatic” churches, whether they be Pentecostal or word of faith.

So when  churchgoers holler  out with  piercing yells, when their heads bob back and forth like  mechanical toys,  when they  groan, shake and vibrate uncontrollably, or race  around the church at full speed ,or  bang themselves into the church walls, screaming like they are literally on fire, or stagger around with slurred speech as if drunk,  they have undoubtedly entered into an altered state of consciousness which resembles a panic attack.

With a panic attack, the heart starts to race, followed by   uncontrollable shaking, convulsing, slurred words, an inability  to walk, and  hyperventilating will bring on fear, thus a panic attack.  On the other hand, a similar description can be applied to a charismatic altered state as  manifested in church, often referred to as “catching the Holy Ghost.” it has been described as an involuntary  contraction of your ab muscles, similar to a quick jerk.  Unlike a panic attack, the churchgoer passively embraces  a supernatural  manifestation because the churchgoer is deceived into believing that the Holy Spirit is upon them. Those standing might look like they were punched in the stomach.

How do these manifestations happen?  Why do they occur?  I suspect  that they  begin with the  gathered assembly entering into an altered state through hypnotic music, followed by the maneuvers of  a charismatic leader who either is  intuitively in sync with group dynamics  or who has been trained in the practices and   techniques of hypnotism.  By design and forethought, the leader purposefully  triggers these outbursts, with the help of evil spirits loosed in the congregation.

The first time I saw slain in the spirit was in 1979, in a  denominational church service of less than 100 people, where an unknown  Pentecostal woman was the guest preacher. She had practically everyone laying on the ground, bouncing up and down like human balls, wailing, babbling and twerking.  So people like  John Crowder, Rodney Howard Brown, Patricia King and other 21 century contemporaries did not usher in Christian mysticism.in fact, Marie Woodworth Etter and  some of her contemporaries, and then years later, strange manifestations occurred during the Asuza Street and the Wales Revivals. So the strangeness of today has its roots in the strangeness of yesterday. What   commenced with others has  catapulted over the last 10 years or so into a widespread phenomena.

Simply put, it is not the work of the Holy Spirit but the work of fallen angels and demons. .

If you have been caught up in this sort of worship, chances are you are demonized and you need help.  Contact us at rescueonfb@icloud.com Also visit www.aboutrescue.com

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