Date: October 22, 2024
Host: Jim Schneider
Guest: Dr. David Brown
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Dr. David Brown, Pastor Emeritus of the First Baptist Church in Oak Creek, has a Masters in Theology and a PhD in History, specializing in the history of the English Bible. In addition to his study of the English Bible he’s also President of Logos Communications Consortium. For years he has conducted research on witchcraft and the occult. He is author of the book, The Dark Side of Halloween and also a research paper, Unmasking the Truth About Witches.
There’s an unleashing of darkness taking place throughout society today. Each Halloween seems to get darker as witchcraft, the occult and sensuality are all merging. So while you may think that witchcraft and those who deal with it are a thing of the past, you need to think again.
According to Google Trends data, witch costumes were the most popular Halloween costume search in 2022. Last Wednesday, the most popular horror films in each state were released and some of the top movies by state deal with witches. Then on Monday of this week, LifeSiteNews.com ran a story indicating that the International Association of Exorcists recently published a book warning that Halloween, as practiced today, is closely connected to witchcraft and Satanism.
So join Pastor Brown as he exposes the lies that witches tell and the proliferation of witchcraft, not only around the United States, but increasingly around the world. For example you’ll hear:
- Why today’s Wicca (meaning witch-like) isn’t the oldest religion in the world like we’re led to believe.
- The connection between Wicca and Satanism.
- Why it’s a lie when Wiccans say they only engage in white magic, are family friendly and wholesome.
- The connections of witchcraft to drug use and the LGBTQ lifestyle.
- How James 3:15-17 defines the truth on this issue as it makes a stark distinction between the wisdom from above and that which is from below.
More Information
To obtain a copy of the report, Unmasking the Truth About Witches, send a $3 donation to:
First Baptist Church
P.O. Box 151
Oak Creek, WI. 53154
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