Casting out demons, binding Satan, praying “hedges of protection” around something — these are generally marks of the Word of Faith movement. The Word of Faith movement, rooted in charismaticism and other heresies, is a false gospel that ascribes certain divine powers to man ranging from positive confession (the ability to speak things into existence) to the promise of material gain and health.
In yesterday’s opening prayer, House Chaplain Patrick Conroy prays a prayer declaring that he is now casting out the “spirits of darkness” — interestingly, never mentioning the name of Jesus.
As Big Tech continues to censor conservative publications like ours, we must increasingly rely on supporters to continue our work. Much of our work, particularly as it revolves around a biblical worldview on social and cultural issues, isn’t even allowed to be shared on social media anymore. This reduces our traffic and causes us to move more of our work exclusively to Substack. Members who subscribe to us on Substack will gain exclusive access to all of our work, free of ads and other annoying pop-ups, as well as member-only access to our podcast archive and controversial moderated content. Please consider supporting us today by subscribing at:
**On a side note, if he’s casting them all out, why are all still sitting there with Democrat name tags?
