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Occult Rituals, SRA & Spiritual Warfare | Christian Round Table
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Live from Brohemian Grove in Wildwood, this Conspiracy Round Table brings together researchers, Christian thinkers, podcasters, and investigators to discuss spiritual warfare, conspiracy culture, biblical truth, occult symbolism, ritual abuse, media manipulation, prophecy, free will, and the responsibility Christians have when confronting darkness.
The first panel features Ed Mabry of Faith By Reason, Laura Baker, Brian of Demon Erasers, and Jeremiah and Jacob of Skiba News Nation. The conversation explores Satanic ritual abuse claims, trauma and false memories, the dangers of conspiracy misinformation, division within the truth community, Christian unity, pride versus love, and whether believers can disagree on theology without turning against one another.
The panel also examines biblical passages involving Hezekiah and Moses, questions surrounding God's foreknowledge and human free will, prophecy, Revelation, Matthew 25, 1 John 2:3, the Antichrist, Babylon, and the importance of actually knowing Christ. The discussion then turns to whether conspiracy research and Christianity can coexist. From Rob Skiba and Dr. Michael Heiser to biblical cosmology and the strange passages of Scripture, the panel argues that pursuing truth requires humility and a willingness to admit when we're wrong.
The second round table features JT Follows JC, Austin Picard of The Underclass Podcast, Doc Brown of Prometheus Lens, Andrew of 6G Agenda, and Matt Hepner of Straight Bible. They dive into occult symbolism in pop culture, The Wicker Man, pagan ritual sacrifice, Burning Man, hyper-sigils, the Son of Sam case, Aleister Crowley, occult architecture, pornography, ritualized media, and the psychological toll of constantly researching evil.
Most importantly, the conversation asks: when does exposing darkness become glorifying darkness? How can Christian content creators investigate evil without becoming consumed by it? And how do believers turn their attention back toward Christ, Scripture, community, peace, and the light?
Join the discussion in the comments: Where should Christians draw the line when researching conspiracy and the occult?
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The first panel features Ed Mabry of Faith By Reason, Laura Baker, Brian of Demon Erasers, and Jeremiah and Jacob of Skiba News Nation. The conversation explores Satanic ritual abuse claims, trauma and false memories, the dangers of conspiracy misinformation, division within the truth community, Christian unity, pride versus love, and whether believers can disagree on theology without turning against one another.
The panel also examines biblical passages involving Hezekiah and Moses, questions surrounding God's foreknowledge and human free will, prophecy, Revelation, Matthew 25, 1 John 2:3, the Antichrist, Babylon, and the importance of actually knowing Christ. The discussion then turns to whether conspiracy research and Christianity can coexist. From Rob Skiba and Dr. Michael Heiser to biblical cosmology and the strange passages of Scripture, the panel argues that pursuing truth requires humility and a willingness to admit when we're wrong.
The second round table features JT Follows JC, Austin Picard of The Underclass Podcast, Doc Brown of Prometheus Lens, Andrew of 6G Agenda, and Matt Hepner of Straight Bible. They dive into occult symbolism in pop culture, The Wicker Man, pagan ritual sacrifice, Burning Man, hyper-sigils, the Son of Sam case, Aleister Crowley, occult architecture, pornography, ritualized media, and the psychological toll of constantly researching evil.
Most importantly, the conversation asks: when does exposing darkness become glorifying darkness? How can Christian content creators investigate evil without becoming consumed by it? And how do believers turn their attention back toward Christ, Scripture, community, peace, and the light?
Join the discussion in the comments: Where should Christians draw the line when researching conspiracy and the occult?
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/nephilim-death-squad--6389018/support.
☠️ Nephilim Death Squad — New episodes 5x/week.
Join our Patreon for early access, bonus shows & the private Telegram hive.
Subscribe on YouTube & Rumble, follow @NephilimDSquad on X/Instagram, grab merch at toplobsta.com.
Questions/bookings: chroniclesnds@gmail.com — Stay dangerous.