Category: Occult practices
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The Danger of Visualization & Manifestation Practices in the Church
Many churches have adopted the language of “visualize your breakthrough” or “manifest your blessing.” But these ideas trace back to occult mysticism, not biblical faith. Scripture teaches us to pray to the Father through Christ—not to manipulate reality with imagination.
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Astrology & Christianized Horoscopes: A Subtle Return to Babylon
Astrology and horoscopes are creeping into the church disguised as “Christian” practices. But Scripture is clear—seeking guidance from the stars is forbidden. True identity and direction are found only in Christ.
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Counterfeit Prophecy: Psychic Practices Disguised in the Church
Many “prophets” today mimic psychics—offering vague predictions, personal details, and money-driven promises. Yet true prophecy never imitates fortune-telling. It glorifies Christ, aligns with Scripture, and calls people to repentance. Learn how to discern between counterfeit prophecy and the true gift of the Holy Spirit.
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Healing Waters, Oils, and Relics: Discerning the Counterfeit from the True Power of God
Many ministries today market “miracle water,” “prayer cloths,” or “holy oil” as if they carry God’s power. Yet Scripture shows the Holy Spirit cannot be bought or packaged. True healing flows from Christ, not religious merchandise.
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Positive Energy & “Vibes” Language: A New Age Lie in the Church
The language of “positive energy” and “good vibes” may sound harmless, but its roots are in New Age mysticism, not biblical Christianity. Here’s why Christians must be careful with this language and return to the personal presence of the Holy Spirit.
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Christian Mysticism & Contemplative Prayer: Ancient Roots, Modern Dangers
Contemplative prayer and Christian mysticism promise intimacy with God but are rooted in occult and Eastern practices. The Bible calls us to relational, Christ-centered prayer—not mystical self-emptying.
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8 Cultic Practices Masquerading as Christianity: Exposing the Shadows with Scripture
Many modern church practices—though cloaked in Christian language—trace back to occult roots. From Word of Faith “declarations” to labyrinth prayer walking, this article exposes 8 cultic practices that masquerade as Christianity and provides scriptural rebuttals to keep believers anchored in truth.
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