The forces of darkness includes archprinces, powerful gods, Satan, demons, mages, magicians, voodoo priests, practitioners of the occult, Skywalkers, mermaid cults, witches, wizards, and, lastly, dangerous churchmen.
The cult of dangerous churchmen are individuals or groups who fulfil Satan’s agenda against believers and against God within the Church. They are classified as dangerous because of the need to beware of them. Their mission is to steal, kill, and destroy both believers and the work of God.
These individuals are in every church and religious setting. And they operate secretly and use strong camouflage to conceal their true intentions. It often takes the Holy Spirit to reveal their deceptive facade of religious piety.
Many of them are in the choir, some are part of the prayer band, others are worshippers in churches, and some serve as teachers or elders. It is important to understand that not all pastors and church leaders have our best interests at heart. The Spirit shows us that many priests and church leaders are working for Satan to destroy the church.
Be aware that these individuals may not openly oppose the church. They might fully support church projects and even serve as advocates for the church’s expansion, evangelism, and missions. While they desire the church to thrive in a physical sense, they aim to remove God from the church so that darkness can prevail. Their goal is to fill the church with people aligned to Satan, just as they were aligned. Beware!!!
Their assignment includes
- To initiate believers into the occult and to recruit more souls to Satan.
- To use spiritual powers and weapons to strike the faithful with sickness and death.
- At the sight of powerful ministers, they begin to make silent enchantments to weaken and inflict them. They could use spiritual words or charming eyes.
- To attack believers in the church when they are asleep.
- To divine lying prophecies to derail the church.
- When they speak in tongues, they speak evil enchantments and coded satanic tongues that constitute trouble for God’s people.
- To destroy prayer.
- To raise an occultic centre consisting of initiated members within the church premises.
- To spy on believers and to relay information to our enemies.
Note: These individuals can be present during Pentecost Sundays, prayer retreats, fasting periods, solemn assemblies, and revival meetings without raising suspicion. Intense prayer does not seem to affect them.
The reason for this is that they never truly join us in prayer; when they participate, it’s merely a façade—they don’t engage their spirits. As a result, it is difficult for prayer to strike them. Unless by a strong release of God’s power can they bulge to our praying.
Say unto God, How terrible are thy works! Through the greatness of thy power shall thine enemies submit themselves unto thee. Psalm 66:3, KJV
However, the church of God today is overly weak. As we make prosperity, gains, blessings, and worldly lusts the focus of serving God, it becomes even harder for Christians and pastors to build the kind of spirituality that opens up the hidden agenda of Satan. So that the cult of dangerous Churchmen and women is leveraging on the lacklustre prayer system of the churches.
In a church that is heavily dedicated to prayer, it is difficult for these enemies of God to prosper in their agenda. They may try, but their wins will be limited and eliminated as prayer continues.
A pastor or church leader who has a strong individual prayer altar will not stay in the dark concerning the schemes of the enemies of God against his church. This is how we get to know the hidden things of darkness.
This is the undeniable truth: the forces opposing God are not only strengthening but also expanding at an alarming rate. Many believers have been initiated, seduced and misled by these dark forces. They have effectively turned numerous churches into centres of occult practices. Even within the house of God, occultism and darkness have taken hold, driven by the spiritual laziness and worldly pursuits of both clergy and laity.
