God, Aliens, and Other Stuff

  President Trump, Sergei Lavrov, and Sergey Kislyak in the Oval Office, where Trump let slip some important top secret information The First Church of Fox News I have been railing at Steve Schultz, the founder of Elijah List, a news group for modern “apostles” and “prophets” to air their revelations, throughout the entire Trump saga. I’m offended that they call Democrats “the enemy,” as if all Democrats are Jezebel, the enemy of God, whereas the prophets are all Elijah, the persecuted and misunderstood, and the Evangelicals are “my people,” and they are all persecuted. There is nothing biblical or Christian in that kind of brainwashing. Their god is as much a Republican as the Virgin Mary is a Catholic. Their god apparently watches Fox News and then sends his angels with messages of Republican talking points and governmental policy. I write all this as a devout Christian, former Charismatic Evangelical. The Elijah List god never chastises Russia, is not concerned about the need fo...

Clement had a slick, seductive style This is an update of an update, a repeat of a former post about Kim Clement, a revered so-called prophet of the New Apostolic Reformation, a pro-Trump, RW, dominionist religious movement. The post is really about false prophets in general, because Clement’s error has been repeated by a large cabal networking “prophets” with untold thousands of followers, all praising Donald Trump to the heavens as a David and a “man after God’s heart.” Just read what Clement said about Trump and compare that to my remarks reflecting actual historical facts, which will be in brackets []. I’m writing today from a much later historical perspective, which only serves to strengthen my point. By the way, I occasionally have prophetic dreams. My March 24, 2020 dream On Mar 19, 2020, I woke up with the usual flotsam and forgettable riff raff in my dreams. One thing stood out. “An atomic bomb went off.” I didn’t think too much about it, kept it to myself, but I thought, I’ll...

This article is recycled (2025) and updated from 2022. In February of 2022, I watched Sid Roth’s It’s Supernatural and was introduced to a trumpy prophet named Tomi Arayomi, a British citizen, a twin, reportedly a member of a family of professionals. Assessing first impressions, he is Black, middle-aged, good looking, has a pleasant voice, is calm and smooth in delivery, and demonstrates the gravitas of a self-assured man. He described the visionary experience when he and his brother were called to preach, which if true, sounds credible to a charismatic like me. There was the day that an audible voice saved him and his family from a deadly freeway crash. That also was not improbable for a Pentecostal. So, for a while, as I listened, I had no great objection to anything he said. In fact, it was pretty impressive. Then he dropped the bomb, and I almost fell out of my chair. Before I get into his message, let’s review some pointers about recognizing false prophecy: 1.     Pr...