Top of the Week: More False Prophets Exposed! Mario Murillo Calls Ministry Figures to Repentance

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More False Prophets Exposed! Mario Murillo Calls Ministry Figures to Repentance

Recently I interviewed Mario Murillo in what may be one of the most important Strang Report videos I’ve ever done. We dove into the topic of error in the body of Christ and the responsibility leaders have to speak out against it. As believers, we understand that prophets don’t always get it right, and it is our duty to test all things. We specifically addressed the recent incidents of false prophetic voices negatively impacting the church, including Kat Kerr, Robin Bullock and Julie Green.

Mario did a fantastic job biblically backing the reason we need to be so vigilant of false prophets so Christ’s flock can be protected.

“Jesus said in Matthew 7:15: ‘Beware of false prophets, who come to you in sheep’s clothing, but are inwardly ravenous wolves,’ and they can be identified,” Murillo says. “The second reason that I’m speaking out is not just to protect the sheep, but I’m a soul winner. I’m doing this as a heartbroken evangelist. I want to win the lost…because you are affecting the sheep and lost souls are at stake.”

7 Things to Consider Before Attending a Gay Wedding

Attending a gay wedding can pose a significant dilemma for Bible-believing Christians.

On the one hand, there is the desire to show love and friendship towards the individuals involved. On the other hand, there is the conviction that attending the wedding might be seen as endorsing a union that the Bible considers immoral and against its teachings.

For Christians, the invitation to a gay wedding raises conflicting emotions. While there is a desire to express love and maintain friendships, but there is also a concern about participating in an event that contradicts biblical principles.

Memorial Service for Christian Broadcasting Legend Pat Robertson Set for Monday, June 19

CBN is inviting all supporters of the ministry to join the special memorial service on Monday celebrating the life and legacy of Pat Robertson (1930 -2023).

Robertson, a longtime TV host, religious broadcaster, educator, humanitarian and one-time presidential candidate, died at his home in Virginia Beach, Virginia, on June 8. He was 93.

Perhaps best known for offering prayer and political commentary at the helm of “The 700 Club,” the flagship program of the CBN media ministry, Robertson’s rise to prominence is rooted in a vision from God to create The Christian Broadcasting Network, which he founded in 1960. A prolific innovator, he also started a Christian university, a legal advocacy group and an international NGO specializing in disaster relief.

Lonnie Frisbee’s Prophecy for the LGBTQ Community Echoed by Shawn Bolz

In recent years, the issues surrounding the LGBTQ community have sparked debates and created divisions within society, including the Christian community.

Shawn Bolz recently discussed one of the last prophecies given by hippie-street preacher Lonnie Frisbee, a key figure in the Jesus movement revival. The Frisbee prophecy has brought attention to the potential for a worldwide move of God within the LGBTQ community. Lonnie, who himself experienced same-sex attraction due to past trauma, declared that this community could become the catalyst for a significant spiritual revival.

Citing his talk with one of Frisbee’s disciples, Joe Austin, before she died, Bolz shares how Frisbee prophesied there would be a revival in the LGBTQ community.

Deep Fake or Real Image? Hobby Lobby Targeted by Satanic AI Artist

A member of the Satanic Temple recently created demonic AI-generated imagery placed on the shelves inside of Hobby Lobby then posted the pictures to social media.

These images sent shockwaves through thousands of people who thought they were viewing actual statues and merchandise due to the realism of the photos.

Jennifer Vinyard, an Austin-area pharmacy technician and self-described member of the Satanic Temple, appeared to find humor in the postings mocking Christians trying to protect children from the gender ideologies in society today by saying, “I think we need to talk about what is going on at Hobby Lobby… won’t somebody please think of the children!?” in her Facebook post.