Sid Roth, Branham, Cain, and Reed

[n david]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

After hearing about Kat Kerr and how this profit is sticking to her predictions, I decided to watch a video of her.

This woman is nuts. She claims that she regularly visits Heaven. This woman that so many others are quoting and referring to is absolutely crazy. She talked for 20 minutes at least about how when people go to Heaven, Jesus takes them on His flaming chariot, or sometimes a space cruiser. They tour around the world and galaxy before arriving in Heaven.

Why anyone listens to this nut, I don’t know. It’s a sad state for the churches who follow her.

[Monterrey]

Originally Posted by n david

After hearing about Kat Kerr and how this profit is sticking to her predictions, I decided to watch a video of her.

This woman is nuts. She claims that she regularly visits Heaven. This woman that so many others are quoting and referring to is absolutely crazy. She talked for 20 minutes at least about how when people go to Heaven, Jesus takes them on His flaming chariot, or sometimes a space cruiser. They tour around the world and galaxy before arriving in Heaven.

Why anyone listens to this nut, I don’t know. It’s a sad state for the churches who follow her.

Bwahahahahaha! Probably because those churches have no real men of God who can really hear from God so they go for these cheap substitutes!!

[n david]

Fast forward to 19:40 where Kat starts talking about going to Heaven. You can take a flaming chariot, a starship or star cruiser, an elevator ... even a World War II "bi-plane"!

This woman is certifiably insane. And yet I've heard her name mentioned by several profits and "Pastors" in the charismatic movement.

[1 God]

Originally Posted by n david

After hearing about Kat Kerr and how this profit is sticking to her predictions, I decided to watch a video of her.

This woman is nuts. She claims that she regularly visits Heaven. This woman that so many others are quoting and referring to is absolutely crazy. She talked for 20 minutes at least about how when people go to Heaven, Jesus takes them on His flaming chariot, or sometimes a space cruiser. They tour around the world and galaxy before arriving in Heaven.

Why anyone listens to this nut, I don’t know. It’s a sad state for the churches who follow her.

This woman is an end result of folks being taught to create a "shepherd" between themselves and Jesus Christ.
Folks are duped by carnal men and women in every religion or belief system these days.
Jim Jones was one of the worse case scenarios.
I only have one Shepherd, and He is Jesus Christ, the same bright, shadow-less light that spoke to Paul.
Running to carnal shepherds is spiritual suicide.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by 1 God

This woman is an end result of folks being taught to create a "shepherd" between themselves and Jesus Christ.
Folks are duped by carnal men and women in every religion or belief system these days.
Jim Jones was one of the worse case scenarios.
I only have one Shepherd, and He is Jesus Christ, the same bright, shadow-less light that spoke to Paul.
Running to carnal shepherds is spiritual suicide.

Yes Sean it shows in your life

[Ronnie G]

Years ago, I was writing for a local college magazine—I was the resident long-haired/rocker with conservative political underpinnings. A UFO symposium was held in my town, and I begged my editor to let me go to it. And yes, my job was to lampoon these people.

Amongst the booth tables of abductees, and such were psychics.

One of them (I don’t remember his name) had some sort of supposed legendary status as a seer.

Now mind you, I showed up in jeans, hair nearly to my waist, and a Dio t-shirt.

He looks at me and says “I see you as being involved in music.”

I simply acknowledged that he was right, to the IMMEDIATE reaction of verbal and physical hagiography of the man.

These prophets remind me of that—but more dangerous. The guy at the UFO thing wasn’t trying to call an election.

[brotherjason]

Originally Posted by Ronnie G

Years ago, I was writing for a local college magazine—I was the resident long-haired/rocker with conservative political underpinnings. A UFO symposium was held in my town, and I begged my editor to let me go to it. And yes, my job was to lampoon these people.

Amongst the booth tables of abductees, and such were psychics.

One of them (I don’t remember his name) had some sort of supposed legendary status as a seer.

Now mind you, I showed up in jeans, hair nearly to my waist, and a Dio t-shirt.

He looks at me and says “I see you as being involved in music.”

I simply acknowledged that he was right, to the IMMEDIATE reaction of verbal and physical hagiography of the man.

These prophets remind me of that—but more dangerous. The guy at the UFO thing wasn’t trying to call an election.

I haven't been on here for a couple years and never was very active so I'm not familiar with you. Some how I get the feeling you have a very interesting testimony!

[Esaias]

Have any of these profit$ gone out of business yet?

[Amanah]

Jeremiah 5:31
The prophets prophesy falsely, and the priests bear rule by their means;
and my people love to have it so: and what will ye do in the end thereof?

[james34]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

https://www.apostolicfriendsforum.co...0&postcount=31

Wow that’s some rough stuff.
2.4 million views.
When the world looks in curiosity toward ( what they think is God) they see a sea of religious garbage that is basically laughable and in no way can be taken seriously. Yet 2.4 million views.

.... but when a hungry heart yearns for God there is a true light that shines through all of the darkness. The church has always been discredited by the world as they wrongly associate false Christianity with God. It’s the deception of the masses.