Demonology and witchcraft is alive and well in Third Wave Churches especially with Patricia King – See David Wilkerson

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IrpW6Xctg8Q&feature=related See Wilkerson 2000 (9 minutes)

TODD BENTLEY’S PASTOR ~PATRICIA KING ~THE BLUE FLAME QUEEN ~ BLATANTLY EVIL ~ INVITES YOU TO STEP THROUGH A DEMONIC PORTAL INTO AN ILLUSIONARY LAND OF THE ESOTERIC ~ FULL OF PAGAN REVELRY AND IMMORALITY ~ DEMOTES JESUS CHRIST ~ RAISING THE GOD PAN TO NEW WORLD PAGAN RELIGION ~ MYSTICAL WITCHCRAFT ~ THROUGH EKSTASIS WORSHIP

‘The blue flame is the hottest and most intense part of a fire, and the color blue is often a prophetic symbol of divine revelation, God’s love, and an open Heaven.’ ‘Recently while teaching at Glory School in Dudley, England, with Trevor and Sharon Baker, I had a spiritual encounter regarding the Blue Flame of the Lord. In this encounter, I could feel myself soaring like an eagle, looking upward into the sun while in flight. My eyes were fixed on the sun. Eagles (often a Biblical symbol of the prophetic) in the natural have an extra membrane over their eyes that other birds do not have. This allows them to look directly into the sun without damage to their vision. As I gazed into the sun, I could feel myself being drawn towards its center, and that is when I saw it–the Blue Flame. It was so beautiful. I could feel its strength that is to be feared and respected, and also I felt its passion. The Lord gave me three points of understanding and application that I would like to share with you.’ Patricia King formerly Pat Co-King

The sun and not the Lord? Are you a sun worshipper? Is this your God, Patricia? Gnostic and shamanistic rubbish.

The blue flame is all over new age and occult and witchcraft thought. Do a google search if you do not believe me - the blue flame of witchcraft may only have been part of the wider association of the blue flame with the devil and the underworld. I did and found out the following in only a short time - Blue flame is a ’spirit flame’ and ancient witchcraft and Wicca representing the soul of the Old religion. ‘Italian Witchcraft: The Old Religion of Southern Europe’ says the appearance of a blue flame represents the presence of divinity within the ritual setting.

The use of fire as well is also another clue to the witchcraft origins. In Hereditary Witchcraft: Secrets of the Old Religion there is a ritual described of conjuring the elementals (earth, air, fire and water) mentally using spirit blades (swords) and spirit flames and blue flames. In Spirit of the Witch: Religion & Spirituality in Contemporary Witchcraft: a beautiful blue flame represents the presence of Divinity (but not God, but divinity within).

Numerous folk legends tell of witches identified by bursting into blue flame. A High Priest or priestess who describes herself as a witch, druid and mystic muse visualizes a blue flame of protection around her. ‘Elements of Witchcraft: Natural Magick for Teens’ describes casting a circle to the elements by imagining a bright blue flame running along the ground.

A person writing on Navajo witchcraft (from Arizona where King lives) writes that warning signs for the presence of a witch at work would include a blue flame.

http://miracleinternetchurch.com/audio/newsletters/Patricia%20King%20Demotes%20Jesus%205.pdf

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Posted on November 19, 2011by Chrystal Whitt

That prophetic bunch is always birthing something. Remember Melissa Fisher? C’mon! You know her. She’s the lady on Patricia King’s team that has a mortuary outreach! I’m not kidding. Click here. Well, according to Fisher, if you fall into the doldrums … Continue reading →

Posted in Dominionism, New Apostolic Reformation|Tagged Birthing, Domionism, Melissa Fisher, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King|13 Comments

The Entrepreneur Anointing Posted on November 15, 2011by Chrystal Whitt

Did you know there’s an entrepreneur anointing? No? Ya know, some of the things I feature here at this blog make it really, really hard to post without dissolving into puddles of sarcasm. When you watch this video you’ll see why. … Continue reading →

Posted in Dominionism, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King|Tagged Dominionism, Entrepreneur Anointing, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King|18 Comments

An Angel Named Swift

Posted on November 3, 2011by Chrystal Whitt

In the following video, Patricia King discusses Isaiah 40:31. As she’s explaining what this verse means, she shares a tale about an angel named ”Swift” who visited her years ago. This angel didn’t appear as normal angels would, this angel supposedly presented … Continue reading →

Posted in Prophetic Movement|Tagged Patricia King, Prophetic Movement|23 Comments

Katie Souza: Demonic Kings Hinder Your Healing

Posted on August 29, 2011by Chrystal Whitt

Ever hear of Katie Souza? That’s about to change, because I fully intend to introduce you. Katie is a former meth/drug addict, and an ex-convict who was saved in prison. She now has a ministry called, “Expected End Ministries.” You … Continue reading →

Posted in Dominionism|Tagged Dominionism, Extreme Prophetic, Katie Souza, Patricia King|35 Comments

Patricia King: Visions of Jesus

Posted on January 5, 2011by Chrystal Whitt

Patricia King begins this video by saying, “Have you ever had a vision of Jesus? Would you like to?” When she said that, I thought, “Why, sure Patricia, tell me how!” In this video, Patricia King instructs you on how … Continue reading →

Posted in Deception, Patricia King|Tagged Dominionism, Patricia King|53 Comments

Patricia King: The Supernatural Hand of God

Posted on September 20, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

When I saw the title of this video, I knew there was no chance it would be Biblically sound. Patricia King believes that God cannot work unless He has man to work through. More to the point, she says God … Continue reading →

Posted in Dominionism, New Apostolic Reformation, New Mystics|Tagged Dominionism, Hypercharismatics, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King|28 Comments

Patricia King: The Media Mountain Has to be Taken!

Posted on August 5, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

By now, most of my readers are familiar with the prophetic movement’s seven-mountain mandate, which is the strategy the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) has adopted for taking over the world. Those seven mountains, which they believe need to be conquered … Continue reading →

Posted in Heresy, New Apostolic Reformation|Tagged Media Fest, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King, Prophetic Movement|49 Comments

They Want to Take Over the World!

Posted on July 3, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

I could be long-winded in this post, but I won’t. So, here’s the long and short of it – the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), with its false apostles and doctrines of demons, wants to take over the world. Faytene Kryskow, … Continue reading →

Posted in Dominionism, New Apostolic Reformation|Tagged Dominionism, Faytene Kryskow, Mike Bickle, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King, Rick Joyner|35 Comments

When Faith is Shattered

Posted on June 30, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

It happens all too often – someone comes into contact with aberrant theology, and when it proves too leaky a vessel to hold any truth, their faith is shattered. There are some who say that if people put their faith … Continue reading →

Posted in Heresy, Mysticism, New Apostolic Reformation|Tagged New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King, Todd Bentley|11 Comments

Patricia King the Pantheist Preacher

Posted on June 19, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

No, not THAT Patricia King. There’s another one! I came across the video below on YouTube. Who knew there were two Patricia Kings who preach?!?! And, this one is no more Biblically sound than the other one. This Patricia King is … Continue reading →

Posted in Deception, New Age|Tagged Pantheism, Patricia King|11 Comments

Is Your Pastor a Simon the Sorceror?

Posted on June 17, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

Acts 8:9-11: (NASB) 9 Now there was a certain man named Simon, who formerly was practicing magic in the city, and astonishing the people of Samaria, claiming to be someone great; 10 and they all, from smallest to greatest, were … Continue reading →

Posted in New Apostolic Reformation|Tagged Bill Johnson, C. Peter Wagner, Che Ahn, John Arnott, Mike Bickle, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King|33 Comments

Patricia King and a New Pair of Shoes!

Posted on June 16, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

Patricia King is no stranger to spinning hypercharismatic absurdities. I’m sorry; I’m sure she’s a nice lady, but she says some of the most ridiculous things sometimes. In this video, Patricia speaks a so-called “word of knowledge.” In this word, … Continue reading →

Posted in Hypercharismatics, New Apostolic Reformation|Tagged Hypercharismatic, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King, Shoes|10 Comments

Patricia King: “You Can Prophesy!”

Posted on June 5, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

In the video below, Patricia King assures you that you can prophesy! King claims that there is an urgency to release of the Word of God into the earth like never before. What she’s not telling you is that the Word … Continue reading →

Posted in Deception, False Doctrine, Mysticism, New Apostolic Reformation|Tagged Mysticism, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King, Prophesy|40 Comments

Get Your Eye Salve to See Into the Seer Dimension

Posted on May 14, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

If you want Patricia King to pray for you so that you can receive your eye salve to see into the “seer dimension of the Kingdom of God,” just click below, open your eyes wide, and try not to blink! … Continue reading →

Posted in Deception, Demonic, Discernment, Divination, False Doctrine, False Prophets, False Teachers, Heresy, Hypercharismatics, Last Days, Latter Rain, Mysticism, New Apostolic Reformation, New Mystics, Patricia King, Seducing Spirits, Signs and Wonders, Strange Fire, Third Wave|Tagged Patricia King, Seer Anointing|10 Comments

Jesus Christ Died So You Can… Make Movies and Entertain the Goats

Posted on May 11, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

Patricia King has made no secret of the fact that she wants God’s media army (which is completely unscriptural) to rise up and take over the entertainment industry and begin making movies. In the video below, you’ll see a promotion for the … Continue reading →

Posted in Deception, Demonic, False Doctrine, False Prophets, False Teachers, Heresy, Hypercharismatics, Joel's Army, Last Days, Latter Rain, Manifest Sons of God, Mysticism, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King, Strange Fire, Third Wave|Tagged False Doctrine, False Prophet, False Teacher, Media Fest, Mysticism, Patricia King, Phoenix Film Festival|25 Comments

Faytene Kryskow: Marked

Posted on May 11, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

Mt 16:4 A wicked and adulterous generation seeketh after a sign; and there shall no sign be given unto it, but the sign of the prophet Jonas. And he left them, and departed. Someone sent me the following video on … Continue reading →

Posted in Deception, Demonic, False Doctrine, False Prophets, False Teachers, Heresy, Last Days, Latter Rain, Manifest Sons of God, Mysticism, New Apostolic Reformation, Patricia King|Tagged Faytene Kryskow, Latter Rain, Manifest Sons of God, Marked, Mysticism, Patricia King|10 Comments

An Angel Plays with Bobby Conner’s Wind Chimes

Posted on April 29, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

Bobby Conner tells a couple of stories about angelic encounters in this video. In the first story, Conner conveys how an angel made his wind chimes play ”All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name.” In the second one, Conner hears a … Continue reading →

Posted in Apostasy, Deception, Defending the Faith, Demonic, False Doctrine, False Prophets, False Teachers, Heresy, Mysticism, Patricia King, Seducing Spirits, Signs and Wonders, Signs of the Times|Tagged Angels, Bobby Conner, Charismatic Movement, False Doctrine, False Prophets, False Teaching, Mysticism, Patricia King|5 Comments

Janet Mills: Child Was Born Covered in Gold Dust!

Posted on April 24, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

Joshua Mills’ wife, Janet, joined Patricia King on Extreme Prophetic and spent her time discussing child birth. Anyone familiar with Joshua Mills knows he has a knack for embellishing things. His track record for spinning yarns is probably unmatched by … Continue reading →

Posted in Abomination, Contending, Deception, Defending the Faith, Demonic, End Times, False Doctrine, False Prophets, False Teachers, Heresy, Hypercharismatics, Idolatry, Last Days, Latter Rain, Mysticism, Patricia King, Seducing Spirits, Signs and Wonders, Signs of the Times, Strange Fire|Tagged Childbirth, Gold Dust, Janet Mills, Joshua Mills, Patricia King, Supernatural|28 Comments

Slaughter of the Innocents

Posted on April 13, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

I want you to click the link below and watch the video. While you’re watching it, try stifle your righteous indignation. I tried… but couldn’t do it. What you’ll find after the jump is spiritual slaughter of the innocents. The children at … Continue reading →

Posted in Deception, Demonic, False Doctrine, False Prophets, False Teachers, Heresy, Mysticism, Seducing Spirits|Tagged Bob Jones, Children, Deception, Mysticism, Patricia King|19 Comments

Patricia King’s Green Angel

Posted on March 5, 2010by Chrystal Whitt

I’ve seen this around the blogosphere for a while, even got it in e-mail from a friend, but didn’t post it. The more I came across it and the more I thought about it the more I knew I had to say something … Continue reading →

Posted in Deception, Divination, False Doctrine, False Prophets, False Teachers, Heresy, Hypercharismatics, Joel's Army, Last Days, Latter Rain, Mysticism, New Age, Patricia King, Seducing Spirits, Stupidity|Tagged Deception, False Doctrine, False Prophets, Hypercharismatic, Minty Green Angel, Mysticism, New Age, New Mystics, Patricia King|33 Comments

Testing the Spirits – True Spiritual Discernment

Testing the Spirits by Prof. Johan Malan

Christians should be able to test all doctrine in creeds, sermons, books, articles, as well as statements made during discussions, to determine if they are a true reflection of Scriptural truth: “Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits, whether they are of God; because many false prophets have gone out into the world” (1 John 4:1).

Every religious message has a spiritual dimension to it – either the Spirit of truth who wants to guide us into all truth (John 16:13), or Satan’s spirit of error who is intent on deceiving as many people as possible, also within churches (1 John 4:6; 2 Pet. 2:1-2).

The testing is done by carefully comparing a particular statement or message with biblical pronouncements to determine its authenticity. If this is not done, false teachings will naively be accepted by those who are ignorant of what the Bible teaches (cf. 2 Cor. 11:3-4). Rather follow the example of the Berean Jews who welcomed Paul’s message with great eagerness but examined the Scriptures every day to see if what Paul had said was true (Acts 17:11). Their enthusiasm for the gospel, as well as their high regard for the apostle, did not preclude them from critically examining Paul’s message to ensure that what they believed was in full agreement with God’s Word.

Spiritual discernment

One needs spiritual discernment to be able to correctly understand God’s Word. When the Holy Spirit convicts a person of his sin, the righteousness of Christ, and the sinner’s need to be spiritually born again, He enlightens his mind to understand the basics of the gospel message (John 16:8).
However, newly converted people do not immediately understand all aspects of the more comprehensive “doctrine of Christ” (2 John v. 9), as they are babes in Christ who have to be fed with the milk of the basic principles of the Word (1 Cor. 3:1-2; Heb. 5:12-14). During this phase they are still “children, tossed to and fro and carried about with every wind of doctrine” (Eph. 4:14).

The main problem with spiritually immature people is that they experience an inner conflict between the uncrucified flesh (their old, sinful nature which has been established through the force of habit) and the indwelling Holy Spirit who regenerated them during conversion (Gal. 5:17). They might understand certain principles of the gospel of salvation but still have to go a long way to become truly spiritual people.

A full surrender needs to be made to crucify the “old man” and to fully put on the new nature of Christ (Eph. 4:22-24). This deeper work of the Holy Spirit will sanctify the believer and give him enlightened eyes of the mind to better understand the rich heritage of the saints in Christ Jesus (Eph. 1:18).

The experience of sanctification will set in motion a process of spiritual growth which should continue for the rest of our lives, moving further away from deception by being firmly established in God’s truth (2 Pet. 3:17-18). During this ongoing process of sanctification we should make sustainable progress towards ultimate perfection and complete holiness.

Although we will not reach this level of completeness during our earthly lives we must nevertheless move in that direction. Christ said to His disciples: “Therefore you shall be perfect, just as your Father in heaven is perfect” (Matt. 5:48). God says, “Be holy, for I am holy” (1 Pet. 1:16)

It is important to notice that the commands towards perfection and God-like holiness are written in the aorist tense, which is “an unqualified past tense of a verb (esp. in Greek), with reference to duration or completion” (Oxford Concise Dictionary). It is an imperfect tense denoting an action which is still in progress and therefore not completed.

Those who can testify of walking in the Spirit have made different degrees of progress on the way of growing in the grace and knowledge of Jesus Christ towards attaining the measure of the stature of the fullness of Christ. That is the reason why there would be differences among Spirit-filled (but imperfect) disciples of Christ – they are all still learning and should continue striving after perfection.

Paul says, “Not that I have already obtained all this, or have already been made perfect, but I press on to take hold of that for which Christ Jesus took hold of me” (Phil. 3:12). He was crucified with Christ and therefore emptied of self-interest, personal prejudice and human agendas (cf. Gal. 2:20), but final perfection was not yet achieved.

While we are in a human body we are subject to weaknesses and limitations imposed upon us by our humanness – these include physical, emotional and intellectual weaknesses which somehow impede our ability to reach the perfection to which we are called. We sometimes become weary and despondent, or inclined to taking shortcuts by neglecting our quiet times as well as a proper study of Scripture, which will certainly manifest as weaknesses in our interpretation and presentation of God’s Word.

Because of these factors, as well as the vested interests of our “own church” (a typical human way of seeing things, often entrenched in ecclesiastic tradition) we know in part (1 Cor. 13:12) and often misrepresent the Word in one or other way. The Word of truth should be rightly divided (2 Tim. 2:15) in order to avoid distorted and deceptive presentations of it.

The bottom-line is while sanctified disciples of Christ may be able to fully comprehend with all the saints the width, length, depth and height of the love of Christ (Eph. 3:18-19), they may still differ on a number of other matters. It is up to the individual believer to conduct a serious and impartial study of the Bible in order to gain clarity on controversial issues, even if it means breaking away from a long-standing family or national tradition.

The problem of the carnal and the unsaved

As for carnal believers, there is virtually no limit to their fantasies. They would agree to certain basic Christian tenets, but for the rest rely more on human reasoning than on the guidance of the Holy Spirit. They are more easily influenced by the theological constructions of certain church fathers and “leading theologians” than on the basic meaning of Scripture itself. The spiritualising and allegorising of Scripture, as well as replacement theology, offer them the opportunity to exalt human reasoning above the basic meaning of Scripture, thereby ending up with doctrines that are fraught with erroneous assumptions.

Many of these carnal theologians are academically well qualified and therefore in an ideal position to influence the thinking of students and other believers who listen to them or read their books. They take the lead in producing deceptive doctrines such as predestination, baptismal regeneration, covenant theology, dominionism, mysticism, and the denial of the literal, end-time fulfilment of biblical prophecies – including Israel’s restoration, the rise of a personal Antichrist, the rapture, the tribulation period, the second coming of Christ, and the subsequent Messianic reign of peace on earth.

Some of those who pose as great spiritual leaders are not even saved and only maintain a form of godliness. Their reasoning is also carnal, based upon human wisdom, but they do not even confess basic Christian beliefs such as the virgin birth and deity of Christ, the significance of His atoning death on the cross, as well as His physical resurrection and Ascension; neither do they honour the literal, divine inspiration of the Bible as God’s Word. Paul says, “And from such people turn away!” (2 Tim. 3:5).

It remains a tough challenge to grow up in the grace and knowledge of Christ without being spiritually deceived or derailed by the proponents of false doctrines – regardless of whether they are partially wrong or altogether wrong. The doctrines and teachings of those who mix truth and error are more difficult to discern. It is for good reasons that the Lord Jesus said: “Take heed that no one deceives you” (Matt. 24:4).

Final Countdown

Thursday, November 24, 2011

Patricia King The Weirdo