Satan has a problem he can’t solve – and it means the Antichrist might already be walking among us.
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The Real Danger of Using a Fortune Teller Isn’t Just The Fortune You Pay
Two psychics drained their victims of over $600,000 by claiming to remove deadly curses, but the real danger wasn’t supernatural at all.
WHEN THE MOON GREW WINGS: A Lesson in Deception and What We Can Safely Believe
In 1835, a New York newspaper convinced thousands of readers that the moon teemed with bat-winged humanoids, walking beavers, and unicorns, creating the most successful media hoax in American history. The techniques that fooled Yale professors and missionaries nearly two centuries ago are the same ones being used to deceive you today, just wearing modern clothes and confirming what you already want to believe.
THE CURSE WORD CHURCHES SHOULD USE MORE OFTEN
Churches will preach about God’s love all day long, but they won’t tell you that Jesus warned about hell more than He promised heaven — or why the phrase ‘go to hell’ rolls off your tongue so easily but never comes from the pulpit.
YOU CAN’T DIAGNOSE WHAT YOU DENY: Why Skeptics AND Believers Get It Wrong
From the paranormal investigator who can’t find demons because he doesn’t believe in them, to the atheist missing God for the same reason, to the Christian blaming everything on spiritual warfare – we’re all blind to the realities we’ve already decided don’t exist.
MONSTERS OF OUR OWN MAKING: When Our Golems Turn Against Us
When the clay creatures we mold to protect ourselves grow beyond our control, we discover the terrifying truth that we’ve become slaves to the very things we created to serve us.
CARL TANZLER’S OBSESSION: The Grave Consequences of Inauthentic Love #COTU
In 1931, a hospital worker named Carl Tanzler stole the corpse of the woman he loved and lived with her decaying body for seven years, believing he could bring her back to life. In this week’s message, we’ll explore how this chilling true story reveals the dangerous difference between God’s perfect love and our own twisted obsessions.