I just saw a video from Kathryn Krick, who seems to specialize in the casting out of demons. Its pretty unnerving. Also how the anguish in the voices is so similar. That would be hard to replicate amongst different people I would think. Or people are better actors than we realize but I suspect not. (There are way too many horrible movies out there to refute that statement!)
So then I wondered if Satan could be behind this, convincing Kathryn she is of God, convincing the people that demons are really coming out of them, then giving them a sense of relief, peace and gratitude when its over. But it is treading a fine line here. Satan would be risking them eventually getting a profound faith in God. After all, many obviously false teachers like Kenneth Copeland and Benny Hinn have led people to Christ initially, then, upon further immersion in the Word, they've realized how "off" their leader was, and have gone on to other ministries. I have no idea how often this occurs and would suspect that most of the time they lose faith and just wander away from God completely which is exactly the devil's intent all along. Another thing is once they wander away they may more likely feel like "they've been through Christianity" and be harder to reach in the future. Satan would love that. Now they're entrenched in unbelief.
So how far do you think Satan would go in the area of false teachers?
And do you think many people initially led to Christ through a false teacher go on to deeper true faith or are they harder to reach later after falling away?
So then I wondered if Satan could be behind this, convincing Kathryn she is of God, convincing the people that demons are really coming out of them, then giving them a sense of relief, peace and gratitude when its over. But it is treading a fine line here. Satan would be risking them eventually getting a profound faith in God. After all, many obviously false teachers like Kenneth Copeland and Benny Hinn have led people to Christ initially, then, upon further immersion in the Word, they've realized how "off" their leader was, and have gone on to other ministries. I have no idea how often this occurs and would suspect that most of the time they lose faith and just wander away from God completely which is exactly the devil's intent all along. Another thing is once they wander away they may more likely feel like "they've been through Christianity" and be harder to reach in the future. Satan would love that. Now they're entrenched in unbelief.
So how far do you think Satan would go in the area of false teachers?
And do you think many people initially led to Christ through a false teacher go on to deeper true faith or are they harder to reach later after falling away?
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