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Jenny Weaver: Exposing the ‘Wicked World of Witchcraft’
In a recent livestream, Jenny Weaver exposed the growing influence of the demonic in today’s society and emphasized that the church can no longer remain silent about witchcraft. Rather than assuming it will fade away if ignored, she reveals how witchcraft has infiltrated department stores, children’s toys and even the core of American culture.
Weaver also shares insights from her upcoming book, “The Wicked World of Witchcraft,” delving into critical yet essential topics. She discusses witchcraft’s role in cults, the dark forces opposing the church, pagan practices, hidden symbols and the enemy’s concealed agendas.
Watch below to see Jenny Weaver’s full message on the wickedness behind witchcraft.
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Dallas Church Goes Apostate: Hosts Drag Show With Disturbing Satanic Themes
A church in Dallas, Texas, hosted a drag show where a performer joked about killing Trump supporters.
The church, called Cathedral of Hope and affiliated with the United Church of Christ, hosted a drag show titled “Celebrating the Art of Drag” to “bless and affirm those who use drag as an art form and affirm our transgender siblings made in the image of God,” its website says.
The show served as “an act of defiance and in response to the numerous bills introduced into the Texas Legislature attacking drag performers and transgender people.”
Another Hillsong Church Breaks Away, Is the Megachurch Model Failing?
Another Hillsong church has decided to step away from the global megachurch network, this time in San Francisco. Hillsong San Francisco, led by pastors Brenden and Jacqui Brown, will now operate independently under a new name. The announcement, made by Hillsong Global Senior Pastor Phil Dooley and Hillsong California Lead Pastor Sam Lopez, comes after a period of reflection and planning.
“After much prayer and thoughtful consideration, we’re announcing that Brenden and Jacqui Brown will be taking on the leadership of our church community in San Francisco as a separate church,” Dooley said in a remote broadcast to Hillsong California. He emphasized that this transition is an exciting new season for the Browns and their congregation, with Hillsong’s full support.
On the surface, this seems like a natural move—church leaders feeling called to something new, stepping out in faith. But given Hillsong’s recent history, it’s hard not to see the bigger picture. As reported by The Christian Post, this marks the 11th church to depart from the Hillsong network in the U.S. since a wave of scandals rocked the megachurch. The most high-profile of these was the 2020 firing of Carl Lentz, former lead pastor of Hillsong NYC, due to “leadership issues” and moral failings, including infidelity. Since then, allegations of deeper cultural problems, including mishandling of abuse claims, have come to light—some of which were exposed in the 2022 documentary “Hillsong: A Megachurch Exposed.”
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