NTEB Prophecy News Podcast
Falling Bodies, Chantlike Tongues And Glittering Golden Wonders Put Charismatic ‘Anointing’ Claims On Trial For Witchcraft
Host And Founder Of ‘Now The End Begins’ Geoffrey Grider:
Witchcraft In The Church: Benny Hinn’s Falling Crowds, Uninterpreted Tongues And Claims Of Angel Feathers Demand A Reckoning With The Authority Of The King James Holy Bible
Benny Hinn’s hand gestures and jacket-waving accompany people collapsing, with these displays presented as encounters with the Holy Spirit. Kenneth Copeland Ministries instructs people to begin speaking unfamiliar syllables by faith, while Bethel’s Kris Vallotton describes feathers falling in church and goldlike dust appearing on people’s faces and hands. John Arnott promoted supposed miraculous changes to dental fillings and crowns, turning them to gold. Todd Bentley said that angel feathers began falling during his many ‘revival meetings’. Somewhere along the way, the spectacle itself became the credential. People fall, therefore the preacher must be anointed. Something glitters, therefore God’s glory must have arrived. Unfamiliar syllables pour out, therefore heaven must be speaking. But every one of those conclusions demands examination. Calling something a manifestation of the Holy Ghost does not establish its source, and a congregation’s excitement doesn’t equal scriptural authority.
The King James Bible records a crowd making precisely that dangerous mistake about Simon, a man who had bewitched them with sorcery. They were impressed by the power but deceived about its source. That warning belongs in every church where questioning a manifestation is treated as resisting God. Paul’s instruction remains explicit – “But if there be no interpreter, let him keep silence in the church; and let him speak to himself, and to God.” 1 Corinthians 14:28 (KJB). FUN FACT: a claimed anointing cannot authorize disobedience to Paul’s command. Witchcraft does not become holy through Christian vocabulary, and religious showmanship deserves no exemption from biblical scrutiny.
Before you surrender your discernment to the man or woman commanding the platform, open your Bible and test what he or she is telling you. Be a Berean! The preacher making the claim must answer to the Book. Paula White, Kathryn Krick, and Stacey Campbell belong squarely in this examination of the supernatural claims being made inside the Charismatic Church. During her November 2020 election prayer, White repeatedly chanted “strike” and declared that angels were being dispatched from Africa and South America to secure victory. Kathryn Krick presents herself as an apostle, and her church claims a mandate to release anointing, cast out demons, heal the sick, and raise the dead. Stacey Campbell describes violent shaking and loud tongues, while her ministry promotes “ecstatic prophecy” in which someone is supposedly overtaken by the Holy Spirit in body, soul, and spirit. Is this confusion and chaos of God? Come on, now, you know it’s not, and today we’ll prove it to you..
Witchcraft In The Church: Benny Hinn’s Falling Crowds, Uninterpreted Tongues And Claims Of Angel Feathers Demand A Reckoning With The Authority Of The King James Holy Bible
Benny Hinn’s hand gestures and jacket-waving accompany people collapsing, with these displays presented as encounters with the Holy Spirit. Kenneth Copeland Ministries instructs people to begin speaking unfamiliar syllables by faith, while Bethel’s Kris Vallotton describes feathers falling in church and goldlike dust appearing on people’s faces and hands. John Arnott promoted supposed miraculous changes to dental fillings and crowns, turning them to gold. Todd Bentley said that angel feathers began falling during his many ‘revival meetings’. Somewhere along the way, the spectacle itself became the credential. People fall, therefore the preacher must be anointed. Something glitters, therefore God’s glory must have arrived. Unfamiliar syllables pour out, therefore heaven must be speaking. But every one of those conclusions demands examination. Calling something a manifestation of the Holy Ghost does not establish its source, and a congregation’s excitement doesn’t equal scriptural authority.
“To whom they all gave heed, from the least to the greatest, saying, This man is the great power of God. And to him they had regard, because that of long time he had bewitched them with sorceries.” Acts 8:10-11 (KJV)
The King James Bible records a crowd making precisely that dangerous mistake about Simon, a man who had bewitched them with sorcery. They were impressed by the power but deceived about its source. That warning belongs in every church where questioning a manifestation is treated as resisting God. Paul’s instruction remains explicit – “But if there be no interpreter, let him keep silence in the church; and let him speak to himself, and to God.” 1 Corinthians 14:28 (KJB). FUN FACT: a claimed anointing cannot authorize disobedience to Paul’s command. Witchcraft does not become holy through Christian vocabulary, and religious showmanship deserves no exemption from biblical scrutiny.
Before you surrender your discernment to the man or woman commanding the platform, open your Bible and test what he or she is telling you. Be a Berean! The preacher making the claim must answer to the Book. Paula White, Kathryn Krick, and Stacey Campbell belong squarely in this examination of the supernatural claims being made inside the Charismatic Church. During her November 2020 election prayer, White repeatedly chanted “strike” and declared that angels were being dispatched from Africa and South America to secure victory. Kathryn Krick presents herself as an apostle, and her church claims a mandate to release anointing, cast out demons, heal the sick, and raise the dead. Stacey Campbell describes violent shaking and loud tongues, while her ministry promotes “ecstatic prophecy” in which someone is supposedly overtaken by the Holy Spirit in body, soul, and spirit. Is this confusion and chaos of God? Come on, now, you know it’s not, and today we’ll prove it to you..
Harbinger’s Daily
We Are Not Cogs In A Government-Sponsored Wheel: The Anti-Biblical Worldview Of Socialism
By Decision Magazine: After winning the New York City mayoral race on Nov. 4, Zohran Mamdani declared, “We will prove that there is no problem too large for government to solve, and no concern too small for it to care about.”
This pledge by the state’s first ever self-proclaimed socialist mayor was exactly the opposite of what President Ronald Reagan famously said some 40 years ago: “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.”
Mamdani’s declaration did, however, sound similar to what another politician once said: “All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state.” That was Benito Mussolini, the radical socialist newspaper editor who became dictator of Italy and ally of Adolf Hitler during World War II.
The truth about socialism is that it is inherently immoral. In fact, socialism ultimately fails because it is built on flawed anthropology. Socialists claim to be for “the people,” but they’re always for “humanity” and never for humans. According to a socialist vision, the individual receives dignity from society, not the other way around. The individual, with his or her unique insights and perspectives, becomes an existential threat to the grand socialist project. In a Christian worldview, dignity was given to individuals by God, who made us in His image. “I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Marvelous are Your works, and that my soul knows very well,” the psalmist declares (Psalm 139:14).
A Biblical worldview recognizes that individuals bring dignity to families, communities, and societies. We are not cogs in a government-sponsored wheel, nor are we problems for the state to solve.
This pledge by the state’s first ever self-proclaimed socialist mayor was exactly the opposite of what President Ronald Reagan famously said some 40 years ago: “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.”
Mamdani’s declaration did, however, sound similar to what another politician once said: “All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state.” That was Benito Mussolini, the radical socialist newspaper editor who became dictator of Italy and ally of Adolf Hitler during World War II.
The truth about socialism is that it is inherently immoral. In fact, socialism ultimately fails because it is built on flawed anthropology. Socialists claim to be for “the people,” but they’re always for “humanity” and never for humans. According to a socialist vision, the individual receives dignity from society, not the other way around. The individual, with his or her unique insights and perspectives, becomes an existential threat to the grand socialist project. In a Christian worldview, dignity was given to individuals by God, who made us in His image. “I will praise You, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made; Marvelous are Your works, and that my soul knows very well,” the psalmist declares (Psalm 139:14).
A Biblical worldview recognizes that individuals bring dignity to families, communities, and societies. We are not cogs in a government-sponsored wheel, nor are we problems for the state to solve.
Prophecy News Watch
From The Ends Of The Earth: Israel’s Unlikely Christian Allies In The Pacific
By PNW Staff: At a time when Israel faces growing hostility in capitals, universities and international institutions across the Western world, something very different is happening thousands of miles away.
Scattered across the Pacific Ocean are some of the smallest nations on earth. They possess little military power, limited economic influence and populations smaller than many American cities.
Yet some have emerged as remarkably steadfast friends of Israel.
They vote with Israel at the United Nations. Their churches fly Israeli flags. Christians travel thousands of miles to visit the Holy Land. Their leaders openly speak about the God of Israel, the Bible and the Jewish people's connection to Jerusalem.
And now three Pacific nations have taken an extraordinary diplomatic step: Papua New Guinea, Fiji and Nauru — officially known as Naoero — have established embassies in Jerusalem.
For many of these nations, the explanation isn't difficult to find.
It begins with Christianity.
Scattered across the Pacific Ocean are some of the smallest nations on earth. They possess little military power, limited economic influence and populations smaller than many American cities.
Yet some have emerged as remarkably steadfast friends of Israel.
They vote with Israel at the United Nations. Their churches fly Israeli flags. Christians travel thousands of miles to visit the Holy Land. Their leaders openly speak about the God of Israel, the Bible and the Jewish people's connection to Jerusalem.
And now three Pacific nations have taken an extraordinary diplomatic step: Papua New Guinea, Fiji and Nauru — officially known as Naoero — have established embassies in Jerusalem.
For many of these nations, the explanation isn't difficult to find.
It begins with Christianity.
Israel 365 News
Green Party Votes To Brand Zionism As Racism, Revives UN Libel That Was Repealed 35 Years Ago
By Tamar Stein: Delegates at the Green Party of England and Wales conference in Brighton voted on Sunday to define Zionism as racism, passing the motion by 1,022 votes to 813 and making the Greens the first mainstream party in Europe to formally declare itself anti-Zionist, and calling for Palestine to replace Israel.
The motion describes Zionism as Israel’s founding ideology and claims it created and maintains an “apartheid regime” between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. It calls for a “single democratic Palestinian state in all of historic Palestine, with Jerusalem as its capital,” a formula that would erase the State of Israel.
Delegates also rejected Amendment III, a measure that would have protected Jewish members from expulsion if they belonged to synagogues that identify as Zionist. The amendment failed 684 to 1,026. The vote had been scheduled for the party’s spring conference in March but was delayed by a series of no-confidence motions.
The motion describes Zionism as Israel’s founding ideology and claims it created and maintains an “apartheid regime” between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea. It calls for a “single democratic Palestinian state in all of historic Palestine, with Jerusalem as its capital,” a formula that would erase the State of Israel.
Delegates also rejected Amendment III, a measure that would have protected Jewish members from expulsion if they belonged to synagogues that identify as Zionist. The amendment failed 684 to 1,026. The vote had been scheduled for the party’s spring conference in March but was delayed by a series of no-confidence motions.
Leo Hohmann’s Newsletter
It’s Official:
The President Of The United States Consults AI Before Making Major Decisions
The President Of The United States Consults AI Before Making Major Decisions
By Leo Hohmann: My worst suspicions have now been confirmed. TIME and several other news organizations are reporting today that Trump consulted the AI chatbot Grok before making the decision to invade Venezuela and kidnap its president in January.
Given Trump’s outsized support for all things AI, including the construction of thousands of AI data-collection centers and his recent rebranding of artificial intelligence as “super intelligence,” we now know for a fact that he has a personal relationship with this technology and is at least partially dependent upon it for performing the duties of his office.
Given Trump’s outsized support for all things AI, including the construction of thousands of AI data-collection centers and his recent rebranding of artificial intelligence as “super intelligence,” we now know for a fact that he has a personal relationship with this technology and is at least partially dependent upon it for performing the duties of his office.
Hope For Our Times
There’s Something In Exodus You’ve Probably Never Been Told
Synopsis: Welcome to The Truth, where we combat the lies with the truth. In this episode, Pastor Tom Hughes is joined by Avi Lipkin from Israel for a fascinating conversation about the biblical history of Arabia, Mecca, and Israel’s wilderness journey. Avi shares insights from his book Return to Mecca, examining the Hebrew language, the geography described throughout the Torah, the connection between ancient Israel and the Arabian Peninsula, and the significance of the wilderness journey described in Scripture.
They also discuss Mount Sinai, Midian, the ancient religious practices surrounding the Black Stone in Mecca, and the archaeological and biblical discoveries connected to Israel’s history, including the work of Avi’s son Aaron. As they explore the historical and geographical details found throughout the Bible, this conversation offers a fascinating look at the biblical history of the Middle East and the importance of understanding Scripture in its original context. To learn more about Avi Lipkin and his work, visit BiblicalAlliance.com. His books, including Return to Mecca, Lepanto II, and the updated Israel Bible Block Party, are available through Prophecy Watchers. As we examine the history of God's Word and the lands described in Scripture, we are reminded that the Bible is not merely a collection of stories—it is rooted in real people, places, and history, and God's promises remain true.
They also discuss Mount Sinai, Midian, the ancient religious practices surrounding the Black Stone in Mecca, and the archaeological and biblical discoveries connected to Israel’s history, including the work of Avi’s son Aaron. As they explore the historical and geographical details found throughout the Bible, this conversation offers a fascinating look at the biblical history of the Middle East and the importance of understanding Scripture in its original context. To learn more about Avi Lipkin and his work, visit BiblicalAlliance.com. His books, including Return to Mecca, Lepanto II, and the updated Israel Bible Block Party, are available through Prophecy Watchers. As we examine the history of God's Word and the lands described in Scripture, we are reminded that the Bible is not merely a collection of stories—it is rooted in real people, places, and history, and God's promises remain true.
John Haller’s Prophecy Update
Miracle In The Skies
L.A. Marzulli
LA Answers Loads Of Your Questions!
Man In America
Why Billionaires Are Building Bunkers
(A Scientist Who Refused Them Explains)
(A Scientist Who Refused Them Explains)
Synopsis: What if the world’s most powerful people know another global cataclysm is coming, and have spent generations preparing to survive it? In Part Two of my conversation with scientist Weston Warren, we explore the hidden knowledge he believes connects the Flood of Noah to what is happening in our world today. Why are the elites building underground, preserving genetic material, and gathering the world’s resources? And what do they know that the rest of us don’t?
JNS TV
Something Very SINISTER About Israel Hater’s Reaction To Plane Hijacking
Synopsis: Three years after October 7, the denial isn’t disappearing, it’s evolving from conspiracy theories into events openly commemorating the massacre.
In this episode of "The Quad", Emily Schrader, Bellamy Bellucci, Shoshana Keats-Jaskoll and Ruthie Blum unpack the extraordinary Flydubai attack, the conspiracy theories surrounding it and the incredible actions of the Indian captain and Israeli passengers who prevented disaster. They also examine the IDF’s newly released documentation identifying 170 purported Gaza journalists as Hamas or Islamic Jihad operatives, including 17 it says participated in October 7, and ask why it took Israel three years to release the evidence. Plus, the panel confronts activists around the world holding events marking the October 7 anniversary, and asks how parts of the anti-Israel movement went from denying terrorism to openly commemorating it.
In this episode of "The Quad", Emily Schrader, Bellamy Bellucci, Shoshana Keats-Jaskoll and Ruthie Blum unpack the extraordinary Flydubai attack, the conspiracy theories surrounding it and the incredible actions of the Indian captain and Israeli passengers who prevented disaster. They also examine the IDF’s newly released documentation identifying 170 purported Gaza journalists as Hamas or Islamic Jihad operatives, including 17 it says participated in October 7, and ask why it took Israel three years to release the evidence. Plus, the panel confronts activists around the world holding events marking the October 7 anniversary, and asks how parts of the anti-Israel movement went from denying terrorism to openly commemorating it.