God, Aliens, and Other Stuff

  Bishop Curtis ‘Earthquake’ Kelley, taken from  Bound to Lose, Destined to Win ,   by Kelley, with Diana Stone, 2007. Early life of crime and voodoo Curtis’s grandparents pleaded with their daughter not to marry Robert Kelley, but he was a tall, charismatic, charming young man who wooed her in church, so she married him anyway. She was deeply committed to her faith and knew how to pray. Erma and Robert had 10 children, which they raised in Stamford, Connecticut, in a rough, gang-riddled part of the town. Curtis was the seventh child. In Stamford, that meant nothing. Children there did drugs, sold drugs, and got shot at every age. But in Haitian voodoo, the seventh child, being a son of a voodoo priest, meant everything. And Curtis’s father was just that. When Curtis was 5 years old, Robert brought a Haitian witch into the home to teach Curtis occult lore. The idea was that she would teach him all her dark arts, then transport him back to Haiti to work with Papa Doc Duval...

  Howard Pitman’s Near Death Experience, August 3, 1979 I first heard part of this story on www.theedgeam.com web radio station, but I found myself frustrated because the interviewer had to pass on many questions sent in by the listeners as Howard spoke. It interrupted the flow of the story and, in my view, wasted time. So on June 17, 2006, I called him in New Orleans and got the rest of it. I wasn’t so interested in all of his theology, which could be his own interpretation of the Bible, as I was his actual experience. At the time of his shave with death, Rev. Pittman had been a preacher for over 30 years and a foster parent of 32 children besides his own three. His life had been full of good Christian works. He attended a typical fundamentalist Baptist church that likes to emphasize the positive side of the Gospel message, God’s love and mercy. He had also been a policeman in New Orleans, and had attended seminary. Like many fundamentalists, he was laden with theological certaint...

  Source: Tom Horn and Chris Putnam,  Exo-Vaticana: Petrus Romanus, Project L.U.C.I.F.E.R. and the Vatican's Astonishing Plan for the Arrival of an Alien Savior ,   Defender Publishing, Crane, MO: 2013, pp. 445-464 The abduction story in this post is typical in many ways, but unique in one aspect. It concretely brings together a UFO sighting, the alien abduction experience, demonic phenomena, and a top secret US Government facility called Los Alamos National Laboratories. It is also unusual because it began in 1964, a few years before the Barney and Betty Hill saga of abduction. The Horn family troubles seem to have been precipitated by Clarence Horn, an Arizona police officer. While hunting in a remote neck of the woods, he found some strange, perfectly round craters in the ground. Each hole was about 20 feet across and 8 feet deep with smooth, glassy sides, which oddly enabled the holes to hold water. Each hole had a deer in it that had drowned trying to drink the ...

  Demons Before I can talk about deliverance, I need to discuss the topic of deliverance  from what.  Most people today don’t believe in demons. But demons are not the only immaterial entities creeping around our universe. There are aliens and ghosts as well, and who knows what else. In the New Testament, Jesus made it very clear that demons can invade bodies and can be cast out of them. There is much to learn about demons by reading the New Testament.  The Apostle Paul calls them Powers and Principalities. ( Eph. 6:12 ) They recognized who Jesus was and feared him. ( Matt. 8:28-30 ) They don’t want to be cast out of the body they are in. ( Matt. 8:31-33 ) They can manifest by making us sick or crazy. ( Luke 13:14-16 ) Not just anyone can cast them out. ( Acts 19:13-16 ) They go out in the name of Jesus, often with a manifestation like vomiting. ( Luke 10:17 ) Some are so entrenched that they won’t go out without prayer and fasting. ( Mark 9:29 ) Once they are out, a...

  A note from Janet:   I have never met Claudia King, but have spoken with her on the phone and communicated by email. She is the real deal, and this story is not exaggerated. The narrative below was authored by Claudia and sent to me by email. She was recommended to me by a fellow that I met in church in Citrus Heights, Rick Defer , who has his own miracle story to share. The story below was sent to me by Claudia. Eph. 6:2:   For we are not fighting against people made of flesh and blood, but we fight against the evil rulers and authorities of the unseen world, against those mighty powers of darkness who rule this world, and against wicked spirits in the heavenly realms. The mobster's daughter This passage refers to all Christians, yet you will only meet a handful of Christians that have actually experienced the demonic realm . I am one of those people. I will present my story as honestly and as transparently as I can. I have no agenda in sharing my story with you- ...

  Source: Vance Davis with Brian Blashaw, Broken Promises: A True Story of Courage and Belief (Mesa, Arizona: White Mesa Publications, 1995) Vance Confronts one Devil of a Boogey Man Vance Davis, leader of the Gulf Breeze Six, NSA cryptologists who went AWOL in June, 1990, was about 16 when he had a very significant dream. He found himself in a huge, spooky cavern where two teams were playing. He was coach of one of them. It wasn’t exactly a game; the stakes were serious, losing was unthinkable. Suddenly one of his players seemed to fall into a hole and disappear. He sent in another. That one vanished. Then another. Soon he would run out of players. He turned around and saw one of the most charming women he had ever seen. Before he could collect himself, she ran into the game and vanished also. There was only one thing to do. Run in after them and see if he could figure out what happened to them. So Vance ran onto the field and tumbled down the same hole. It was a cobwebby cave wit...

I recently read The Andreassen Legacy. It was so stimulating that I am desiring to share some thoughts about it. Raymond Fowler writes that contactee Betty Andreassen Lucas believes that all little gray aliens and the Elders are angels, that The One is God, his ‘son’ is Jesus, and the alien agenda is to save the human race because the planet is dying. Fowler seems to think, if I understand him correctly , that the entities are not angels, but that they are what we have always thought were angels. There never were any angels. He still believes in Jesus somehow, but now he has to weigh new UFO teachings versus traditional Bible doctrines, like reincarnation versus the assurance of heaven and hell that Jesus taught on earth. The abductions, the horrible surgeries, implants, the mutilation of the eyelids of newborn hybrids, the frightening visitations of little grays peering at children through second story windows, the cattle mutilations, the rape of men and women, the theft of fetuses...