Saturday, October 24, 2026
Thursday, October 15, 2026
Thursday, October 8, 2026
New Roman Catholic Movie ‘Adore Him He Is Here’ Is Actually Preparing People To Receive ‘Another Jesus’ In The Eucharist.
There is a new movie out this week called ‘Adore Him – He Is Here’, and no, it is not about Jesus Christ, it is about the Roman Catholic Eucharist that is sold to you by the Vatican as being Jesus Christ “physcially present in the elements”. This is not simply a different take on scripture, a different interpretation or anything like that. This is about getting people to literally worship a piece of bread as if it were the literal body of Jesus. Even the title of the movie, ‘Adore Him – He Is Here’, is enough to send an icy-cold end times chill down the spine of any saved believer who knows The Book. Go to where this movie is playing in your town, and hand out gospel tracts to everyone buying tickets to go in and see it.
“For if he that cometh preacheth another Jesus, whom we have not preached, or if ye receive another spirit, which ye have not received, or another gospel, which ye have not accepted, ye might well bear with him.” 2 Corinthians 11:4 (KJB)
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
More on the apostate BRISBANE ''CHRISTIAN'' FELLOWSHIP.
COMMENTS FROM THOSE WHO KNOW.
Once
again listening to davey butcher, baker, vic lie maker drone on and on about
falling from the heights of Zion and how vic's messenger administration is the
only thing that will save us. It's quite amazing to me that after some 2,000
years, God has chosen a narcissistic little general from the swamps of Samford
to save the world.
To those who still support this fallen little man, a few questions.
1. After all these years, how come you are not yet perfected? For 40 years vic
has beaten you over the head with the same issues, yet you refuse to learn.
Why? 2. How come this fantastic administration has yet to gather others to
their fold? If vics word is so amazing, why do so many reject it? 3. How is it
going not seeing your sons, daughters, grandkids, parents, friends?
On to Tiny Tim Maurice, had to listen to this idiot drone on and on about
gainsaying. When I told my spouse what a load of crap he was spewing, I was
accused of gainsaying. It wasn't too well received when I danced around
singing; "I'm a gainsayer, I'm a gainsayer, hearing an idiot
spew...."
You nailed it Dexter. "
It's the old "I can accuse you of gainsaying, but you can't accuse
me....because whatever vic says, or says through tiny tim, (I refuse to
capitalize their names because they do not deserve it) little peter or dave /vic
is the pure, unadulterated truth.
The fact that vic is a liar from the beginning is what is actually true. To the
people still caught up in vicspeak, please open your eyes. Please use the
critical thinking skills GOD himself gave you! When someone like vic asks...no,
TELLS you to give up your critical thinking as your thoughts are fallen and
only good ol viceroonie knows what's good for you.
When and if you do accept the challenge to look critically at the gospel of
vic, we will be here for you when GOD's truth breaks in on you.
Friday, September 18, 2026
Trump Says “We Have To Bring Religion Back” As Paula White Stands At The Center Of A White House Faith Movement Embracing The Coming One World Religion.
There is a remarkable phrase President Donald Trump has repeated again and again throughout his second administration:
Donald Trump did not say he was bringing back the preaching of the gospel of the grace of God. He did not say America was returning to the authority of the Bible. He repeatedly chose the much broader word ‘religion’. And at his July 14, 2025 White House Faith Office luncheon, he removed any ambiguity about the breadth of that term when he said this was “not just evangelicals or Protestants… all religions.” Paula White-Cain was there as Senior Advisor to the White House Faith Office.
“For as I passed by, and beheld your devotions, I found an altar with this inscription, TO THE UNKNOWN GOD. Whom therefore ye ignorantly worship, him declare I unto you.” Acts 17:23
And Paul warned that the counterfeit would become frighteningly close to the real thing—another Jesus, another spirit and another gospel.
That is why Trump’s phrase “bring religion back” deserves much scrutiny. Not because protecting religious freedom is itself suspicious, but because religion can unite people whom biblical doctrine necessarily divides. Religious language can produce enormous unity without producing one ounce of saving faith in Jesus Christ. People can pray together, talk about God together, invoke Christian vocabulary together and still believe fundamentally incompatible things about who Jesus Christ is, what happened at Calvary, what constitutes the gospel, and how a sinner is justified before God. The end times religious system does not require the world to abandon religion, it requires religion to become broad enough to gather the world together. In that theological reading, the fascinating word is not Christianity. It is RELIGION. Because when everybody can belong, everybody can pray, everybody can invoke God and nobody has to contend over which God, which Christ and which gospel, you have not witnessed a revival of biblical Christianity. You have witnessed the long-prophesied One World Religion of the end times.
Sunday, September 13, 2026
Friday, September 11, 2026
The modern Charismatic movement began at Azusa Street by elevating supernatural experience above the written word of God. Charles Parham declared tongues to be the evidence of receiving the Holy Ghost; William Seymour carried that teaching into the 1906 Azusa Street Revival; and Aimee Semple McPherson later joined Pentecostal manifestations to celebrity, theatrical production and mass media. After World War II, William Branham popularized the “anointed man” claiming angelic visitations and supernatural discernment, while Oral Roberts transformed the healing tent into a television empire and turned miracles into merchandise through “seed-faith.” What began as emotional manifestations had become a profitable religious industry in which the preacher possessed the anointing, the audience supplied the money and the sick were blamed when the promised miracle failed.
“Beloved, believe not every spirit, but try the spirits whether they are of God: because many false prophets are gone out into the world.” 1 John 4:1 (KJB)
The counterfeit continued mutating. The 1948 Latter Rain movement announced the restoration of modern apostles and prophets; the Charismatic Renewal carried tongues and manifestations into Protestant denominations and Roman Catholicism; Word of Faith preachers such as Kenneth Hagin and Kenneth Copeland turned faith into a force and giving into a formula for prosperity; Toronto and Brownsville normalized shaking, screaming, falling and uncontrolled behavior as evidence of revival; and the New Apostolic Reformation combined restored apostles, private revelation, territorial spirits, deliverance, Seven Mountain dominionism and Christian Nationalism into a global religious network. Through every stage, the same deadly exchange was taking place: “What saith the scripture?” was replaced by “What did you feel?” and the authority of the Bible was surrendered to whoever claimed to possess the newest prophecy, impartation or anointing.
Kathryn Krick is not a strange departure from that history—she is its logical conclusion. Azusa Street now has a smartphone, the healing tent has become a viral video, the prayer cloth has become an online course, and the travelling faith healer has become a social-media “apostle” commanding demons before millions of viewers. From Parham and Seymour to Branham, Roberts, Copeland, Bethel and Krick, the faces and technology have changed, but the spirit remains the same: another Jesus, another spirit and another gospel wrapped in signs, wonders and Christian vocabulary. The modern Charismatic movement promises believers more power while quietly removing the only authority capable of exposing the counterfeit—the preserved, inspired and infallible word of God. The fire that began on Azusa Street is still burning, but Christians had better test the spirits before they call the fire holy. Because it’s not.
On this episode of the Prophecy News Podcast, we show you the strange fire and the counterfeit signs, miracles, wonders and seducing spirits of the Charismatic Movement




