Morning Rundown: ‘The View’ Attacks Elon Musk’s Son: Disturbing Glimpse of Demonic Oppression
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‘The View’ Attacks Elon Musk’s Son: Disturbing Glimpse of Demonic Oppression
There are few things more enraging than watching the innocent being attacked by those who revel in bitterness and rage. Whoopi Goldberg and “The View” panelists have hit a new low, lashing out at a 4-year-old child—Elon Musk’s son, “Little X.” This isn’t just political hostility. This is something darker, something that bears a striking resemblance to the spiritual oppression described in Scripture.
Conservative podcaster Benny Johnson put it bluntly: “The childless, hideous witches of ‘The View’ who have literally nothing to live for other than their own anger and nihilism have decided to attack Elon Musk’s 4-year-old son.” That’s not hyperbole. That’s an accurate depiction of what we’re witnessing—adults, devoid of joy and family purpose, viciously targeting a child simply because they despise his father.
The ladies of the View bullying Elon Musk’s son X – WHOOPI and Joy Behar make fun of his name
How low can you go? https://t.co/tsIcNYoIMB pic.twitter.com/OZPPQ10ApL
— RT (@RT_com) February 13, 2025
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The Secret of ‘Manifestation’ Is Occultism and the Worship of Self
The more you listen to celebrities, the more you realize that they really are in bondage to some very strange ideas. The practice of “manifesting” is not a new idea, but its popularity continues as its so-called practitioners continue to proclaim its efficacy in their lives. Celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey, Jim Carrey, Lady Gaga, Tom Holland, Drake and many others claim they have had success using the process of manifestation. So, what is it? Well, Ariana Grande sang about it in her mediocre (I’m being kind) song entitled “Pete Davidson”: “I thought you into my life. Look at my mind. No better place or a time. Look how they align. Universe must have my back.”
So, if you have not already concluded what manifestation is, it is the so-called ability to cosmically attract success in life through positive self-talk, visualization and symbolic action (ie. acting as if something is true). Adherents believe that by thinking positive thoughts, feeling positive emotions, and aligning personal energy with that of the universe, they can “manifest” their dreams.
I am sure you are all aware (or soon will be) that the practice of manifestation is unbiblical. But there is also a deeper layer to manifestation and that is its relationship to another idea – the “law of attraction”. Although this idea dates back to the 1800s, it was popularized by Australian author Rhonda Byrne who misled the world through her film and subsequent book entitled “The Secret”. It has been called the book that changed the world – a title which should only be reserved for the precious and preserved Word of God. She was inspired to write her book at a time when everything in her life had fallen apart physically, emotionally and financially. After her father then died suddenly, her daughter bizarrely suggested she read a 1910 book written by Wallace D. Wattles entitled “The Science of Getting Rich.”
Carl Lentz Shares Details on Life After Ministry
Former Hillsong celebrity pastor Carl Lentz recently sat down with recording artist Lecrae to talk about his past and what life has been like after falling from ministry grace. Once a high-profile pastor with celebrity connections, Lentz is now speaking from a place of humility, acknowledging the pain he caused and the lessons learned.
Lentz’s departure from Hillsong was a highly publicized event, shaking the global church community. His admission of infidelity led to widespread scrutiny, leaving many to question whether he could ever return to ministry. In the aftermath, he retreated from public life, focusing on his family and seeking restoration. He admitted to battling depression and deep shame, stating that his past actions deeply hurt his wife, children and congregation.
Lecrae points out that the huge ministry realm in itself breeds the possibility for pastors to be lifted up to a place of idolization, a spot that no human should be placed in. As Lentz points out, it led for him to also put himself in a position he did not belong.
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