When Jesus told His disciples that He would be leaving them shortly, they did not know what He meant. There was no modern transportation in those days, so their perspective was different from ours. We today might mean that we will be taking a plane across the ocean, but in those days they might travel for a month and go just a short distance (as we reckon it).

With the coming of the Holy Spirit, a shift was taking place. The Holy Spirit represented Christ Himself (as His Agent), and when the Holy Spirit came to indwell them on the day of Pentecost, they themselves became agents of Christ and could speak directly to the Father in His name. His name was His nature. The Holy Spirit’s responsibility was to impart the nature of Christ within us, thereby making us legally Christ, that is, anointed ones who were members of the Body of Christ.

With the growing interest today in the Jewish roots or Jewish origins of “Christianity” one thing Believers will quickly notice is the emphasis on using the correct Hebrew names for the Messiah, Yeshua, as well as the Father and Creator—Yahweh—and the Ruach HaKodesh (Spirit of Holiness, also Ruach Elohim – Spirit of God). As “Christians” begin to study the Jewishness of their faith they also begin to realize that the “Jesus” they have been led to believe in is a very different figure from the true Messiah, Yeshua, depicted in Scripture. The Apostle Paul even warns in 2 Corinthians 11:4 of counterfeits to the true Messiah Yeshua that people will embrace and mislead people to follow. In this study I will examine a few things about Yeshua that differs from the popular “Jesus” of mainstream “Christianity“. Certainly I cannot cover every area of difference in this message, but it is my hope that what I am able to cover throughout this discourse will at least help those who have been exposed to some aspects of the true Hebrew Yeshua and may be confused about where to go from there.

It may be a surprise to hear this, but it is a fact that Yeshua was not born in the middle of winter, be it December 25th, January 6th, or any other winter date religion has concocted—it is a biblical impossibility for Him to have been born in the winter months. This presents us with some important questions: Can we know when He was born? And if so, how does that effect the popular holiday Christmas?

            The issue of Christmas is a much bigger topic than I can fully address in this message and warrants an entire teaching on its own. I will, however, give some attention to that second question toward the end of this article.

Once upon a time, a human child listened to her very first fairytale. Inside the protection of a bedroom wallpapered with princesses and castles, her mother’s voice was soft, modulated; sometimes inflected with gentle cooing as if singing the songs of ancient magicians, other times wrapped with fearsome strut and polish as if striding a mountain in the boots of a ravenous giant. Wolves, witches, goblins, and trolls planned and plotted against heroes and maidens, each one ending with the comforting words “and they all lived happily ever after.” The child loved her mother’s voice, and she learned to tune in, her mind fixed on the sound—and the story—as she closed her eyes and inhabited the words and the make-believe realm. And for her, as with most human children of the world, an imaginary, alternate dimension took shape, brick-by-brick, wall-by-wall, street-by-street, city-by-city, and kingdom-by-kingdom.

Since the publication of my book Alien Intrusion: UFOs and the Evolution Connection in 2005 (updated and expanded in a new edition, published 2010), I have been contacted by numerous people asking me to explain some of the “finer details” about what might actually be occurring during alleged alien abduction experiences. Like many other researchers, I have come to the conclusion that many of these episodes are spiritual in nature; that is, they are emanating from the deceptive practices of spiritual, angelic beings from another dimension. However, many abduction stories have rich details of being taken to a spaceship, undergoing grotesque medical experiments, and seeing vats of half-human and half-alien hybrids. It has been my view that although there can be, and often is, a physical aspect to many encounters, much of it is illusory. Because many experiencers claim that they can tell you the “colors of the walls in spaceship” and other details, even many Christian researchers have constructed exotic views that go beyond Scripture in an attempt to explain what they believe is the reality of these alleged “finer details.”

It was the sight of a young girl’s remains (a pink head to be specific, the details of which I will not describe) that burned itself into my mind; it happened the very moment I saw it and it has never left me. It has fueled my passion to fight radical evil and the devastating rituals that practitioners use…in growing and unprecedented numbers. During a law enforcement training (Def Tec Geneva, Ohio) on advance occult/satanic crimes, a crime scene was shown to us on video. A girl, most likely a runaway, was drawn into a party; she was taken by force and ritually abused and sacrificed.

On Tuesday, a full-dress reenactment of the water libation as it was performed in the Temple was held in Jerusalem with several hundred participants led by Kohanim in priestly garb, accompanied by Levites playing musical instruments.

The event began at Shaar Hashpot (the dung gate) in Jerusalem’s Old City where participants joined Kohanim (priests) in Biblically mandated vestments and Levites with musical instruments, also wearing special vestments.

A Rubicon has been crossed in Australia. For the first time, someone has lost their job not because of something they said or did, but because of the church they belong to.

Essendon AFL is an Australian rules football team. Based in Melbourne, it has a membership of over 80,000 and is a major player in what is a large and lucrative sport in Australia.

This week it appointed a local businessman, Andrew Thorburn, as its chief executive. He lasted one day in the job and the story is best summed up by the Herald Sun headline, “Essendon’s chief executive Andrew Thorburn has stepped down after shock link to church was revealed.”

According to Marcel de Root, the “managing director of the Berlin gay counseling center” and manager of the initiative, stated that: “It should be easier for the little ones to come out later if they are not heterosexual. In itself, our concept is the same as that of other daycare centers. The LGBTI* way of life should simply be a little more visible.” (The asterisk refers to “all other gender identities and is an integral part of the abbreviation,” de Root stated.)

Across the globe, eating three meals a day has become a luxury. The global food shortage has created a shocking and desperate crisis. The statistics are telling: in just two years, the number of people facing—or at risk of—acute food insecurity increased from 135 million in 53 countries pre-pandemic, to 345 million in 82 countries today.

In Somalia and Sudan alone, over a quarter million people are facing what the United Nations classifies as an “extreme lack of food.” With inflation at an all-time high, Sri Lanka is facing a 30% hunger level across the entire country. In Burkina Faso, Islamic extremism has displaced millions, leading to a lack of farming and resources. In North Korea, COVID and famine have skyrocketed the cost of rice, where two pounds now equates to an entire months’ salary.

In today’s article, I will dive into the structure of the cult mentioned in the Utah County ritualistic case as the church of satan. I will expose many alleged perpetrators, reveal how the cult works, and uncover its laws and doctrines.

Although much of the information I already know I will be using research put together by a fellow investigator working to uncover this case like me.

While reading along you might want to have access to the victim statements yourself.

A United Methodist church in the Florida recently allowed a drag queen who is also a seminarian to assist at its service and give a sermon on “acceptance.”

On October 2, Allendale United Methodist Church in St. Petersburg, Florida, hosted a drag queen during its Sunday service, allowing him to preach a sermon and join the ministers at the altar to assist during the service. The drag queen, dressed like a demon, preached on defeating “systems of oppression” in society and Christianity in order to truly “love one’s neighbor as oneself.”  

“We are here to learn and to grow and to deconstruct and to reimagine what church can be, who church can be for, and how church can feel together,” the drag queen, Isaac Simmons, said in his sermon, in which he used gender neutral language to describe God while calling for Christians to be more “accepting.”

“[Church] can be a place unafraid to denounce queerphobia, a place unafraid to name the sin of racism, and to call for an end to white supremacy,” he said. “A place where all have equal and equitable access not just to the pulpit itself, to the sanctuary, but to God themself, and all that it represents within the community.”