Witchcraft on SermonAudio

This sermon confronts the cultural normalization of witchcraft, magic, and Halloween, asserting that these practices are demonic abominations forbidden by God. The speaker argues that while the occult promises power and knowledge, it ultimately leads to spiritual destruction and judgment, citing Deuteronomy 18 to define divination, sorcery, and necromancy as sins. The tone is urgent and convicting...

Genesis 9 and Romans 13 establish the preservation of life – and the execution of murderers – as the most foundational duty of the civil magistrate. Therefore, this is the #1 most important issue we can take to the ballot box this election: opposing and punishing the murder of innocents in the womb. Kevin Swanson and Joshua Schwisow prepare you to vote by asking: can we believe abortion is murder...

History of Halloween and its celebration today.

The sermon argues that the world is divided into two distinct religious systems: biblical Christianity and witchcraft, with the latter characterized by performance-based rituals and elemental symbolism. Drawing from Galatians 3, the speaker warns against the 'weak and beggarly elements' and identifies modern church practices, such as the use of elemental logos and prosperity gospel teachings, as i...

The sermon warns against the pervasive influence of witchcraft, sorcery, and occult practices in modern culture, particularly through media such as Harry Potter, video games, and self-help teachings. It defines witchcraft as religious ritualism seeking supernatural results through invoked spiritual forces, contrasting this with the biblical faith that relies solely on the grace of Jesus Christ rat...

The sermon explores the theological identity of believers as 'lively stones' built into a spiritual house, drawing primarily from 1 Peter 2 and 2 Thessalonians 2. It argues that the biblical commandments regarding stoning in the Old Testament are not merely historical penalties but prophetic figures of the church's role in executing God's judgment against evil, witchcraft, and the 'man of sin' in...

This sermon explores the relevance of Acts 8 for the modern church, arguing that the power of God's Word remains superior to contemporary spiritual movements like paganism and witchcraft. The central message emphasizes that believers must first trust in the efficacy of Scripture, allowing it to renew their own hearts before they can effectively witness to a culture that is searching for deeper mea...

This devotional explores the First Commandment through the lens of the Heidelberg Catechism, defining it as a call to avoid all forms of idolatry and to place exclusive trust in the one true God. The teaching emphasizes that true obedience is a fruit of saving faith and gratitude, rather than a means to earn salvation, citing 1 Corinthians to warn that unrighteousness and idolatry disqualify one f...

The sermon addresses the theological obligation of Christians to submit to earthly authorities, refuting the notion that rebellion against the state is a sign of spiritual dedication. By examining Romans 13 alongside historical examples such as Joseph, Daniel, and the Israelites under Babylonian rule, the text argues that all governing powers are ordained by God, even when they appear evil or oppr...

Dr. David Brown, Pastor Emeritus of the First Baptist Church in Oak Creek, has a Masters in Theology and a Ph. D 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, the occult, fantasy role playing games and The Dark Side of Halloween....

This sermon examines King Saul's tragic decline in 1 Samuel 28, contrasting his outward religious appearance with his inward spiritual ruin. The sermon outlines five stages of Saul's fall: mere appearance of righteousness, seeking human approval over divine guidance, abandonment of God for forbidden practices, self-deception through disguise, and ultimate spiritual defeat through the attack of the...

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Teaching on Deuteronomy 18:1-14

Missionary Peter Halliman gave updates about mission work in Malawi and Papua New Guinea, including the rigorous training of Jacob Wallace. He emphasizes strict adherence to biblical principles regarding work ethic, financial accountability, and submission to authority as essential components of discipleship. The narrative highlights the harsh realities of missionary life, including physical labor...

The story of Saul in 1 Samuel 15:22–23 is the story of someone who rationalizes and explains away their own sin. Saul was God's chosen king over Israel, yet he disobeyed God and followed his own desires. Saul is a picture for how everyone rationalizes sin and their own rebellion; everyone feigns ignorance of their own wrongdoing and sinful desires. The answer is never found in more law-keeping bec...

This lesson teaches about Catholic Holy Water. Total idolatry How it is made, How it is used & How it it disposed of.

There's so much warnings in the scriptures about being aware of false signs, visions, and dreams. That's why it takes having a intimate relationship with Jesus, having His Spirit, studying His word to be able to make the right choices and decisions. These practices like divination, witchcraft, rebellion all fall under and abominations to God. In these times we have to fear God, which draws us clos...

The sermon centers on the profound significance of the number three as a recurring symbol in Scripture, nature, and human culture, tracing its spiritual implications from Genesis to the end times. It explores how the triune nature of God—evident in Adam, Eve, and their offspring—foreshadows divine design, while cautioning against the misuse of the number three in pagan and occult systems, such as...