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Over 50 million people have watched the Oprah/Prince Harry/Meghan Markle interview. Oprah, already a billionaire, was paid nearly $8 million for this celebrity confessional. Markle, lives in a $15 million home with a luxurious lifestyle and an unlimited supply of money for a lifetime. Yet there she was whining about how badly she’s been treated. Forgive me if I sound cynical about the obviously contrived pathos. To make matters worse, Meghan’s mock misery of playing the race card (that the Windsor family rejected her mixed-race child) without any challenge from Oprah appeared sadly disingenuous. Who in the Royal family exhibited supposed racism, when they did it, and in what context may never be known. Never mind, Oprah and friends scored in the ratings.

Spiritually, what’s behind all of this? First, the Queen of England is the Supreme Governor of the Church of England and is also called the “Defender of the Faith.” During her Coronation ceremony in 1953, she knelt and swore on a Bible to “maintain the Laws of God and the true profession of the Gospel.” When Markle publicly married Prince Harry, she vowed “in the presence of God” and “within the love of God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.” But now Markle says, that ceremony was a sham. A production for the public. They really married three days earlier in a separate ceremony with only the Archbishop of Canterbury present. So, which vows are valid? I’m not trying to defend the British monarchy, but vows matter, and what a person says plus when and where they say it can open or close doors to demons.

Markle’s parents were not married in a church but in the Self-Realization Fellowship (SRF) temple in Los Angles. The ceremony was presided over by a Buddhist priest. The SRF, founded by Hindu guru Paramahansa Yogananda, was the first major Hindu religious sect to take hold in America in the early 20th century. Yogananda taught “cosmic consciousness” by means of Kriya Yoga. I have cast demons out of people who’ve practiced Kriya Yoga. It is one of the most demonized forms of yoga. It focuses on raising the serpent Kundalini power through six spinal chakras to achieve “god-communion.” Meghan’s mom is a devout yoga teacher. Meghan is also devoted to the practice. Perhaps the Royal Family would be better off burnings bridges then trying to mend them after the Oprah fiasco. Officially Queen Elizabeth is on a mission from God, and she might be better off with Jezebel half a world away.

The sad story of Ravi Zacharias and his tarnished legacy has disillusioned millions of Christians. Until his death May 19, 2020, he was celebrated as the world’s most effective apologist for the Christian faith. For 40 years, in more than 30 books, he defended the validity of Christianity. His Indian origins enabled him to effectively counter the mystical claims of Eastern thought. He died a theological hero, but has since been exposed as a disgraced sinner with a private life of rapacious lust.

According to a detailed, independent investigation ordered by his ministry’s successors, Zacharias left behind a cell phone with sexually explicit photos of more than 200 women. He used tens of thousands of dollars from ministry funds to provide housing and monthly support for some of his mistresses. He frequented massage parlors where he demanded sexual favors. One masseuse said he masturbated in front of her more than 50 times. Others said he had sex with them, praying before and after intercourse, thanking God for allowing him to have such pleasures. These women claim he viewed his actions as a reward for his dedication to the ministry. How could this be?

Discussing this is so distasteful that I avoided the topic for weeks. But when I saw a video of Christian author Josh McDowell trying to explain how this could have occurred, I felt the need to speak out. I have a passing acquaintance with McDowell and consider him to be an unimpeachable hero of the faith. His books such as “Evidence that Demand a Verdict” have long been on my must-read list for new Christians. Josh is a good and great man, but I watched him struggle to make sense of the Zacharias tragedy because he lacks an adequate understanding of deliverance. For those of us who constantly confront cases of Christians with demons, the Zacharias catastrophe is easily understood.

Yes, Zacharias was sociopathic, but he was also clearly demonized. His forebears in India were Hindu priests of the highest caste. He understood Hinduism philosophically and ably demonstrated its folly compared to Christianity. But he apparently didn’t understand the need to cancel his generational link to the idolatrous worship and blood sacrifices of his ancestors. His downfall is a classic case of Shiva and Kali possession (Shiva the Hindu god of destruction and Kali the bloodthirsty Hindu equivalent of Jezebel).

This sordid affair might have been avoided if Zacharias had submitted himself for deliverance prayers and exorcism. He didn’t. When is the evangelical church going to learn that EVERYBODY needs some measure of deliverance, and that some form of exorcism prayers should accompany every ordination? As explained in our School of Exorcism, that was the case in the early church. It still is in some parts of the world today. Why not America?

This past week, for a third time, golf great Tiger Woods was involved in an automobile investigation. In 2009 Woods crashed his SUV into a tree after his wife, Elin, confronted him about his serial adultery. In 2017 he was arrested and charged with DUI after falling asleep at the wheel of his car. Woods blamed pain medication. This time he was involved in a car crash that could have killed him. Driving down a steep hill at a high speed in Los Angeles County, Woods lost control of his automobile, hit a center divider, and flew several hundred feet in the air. He survived, but the car was destroyed. Woods suffered multiple leg injuries, likely ending his professional golf career. We all should pray that Woods will have a speedy recovery.

Tiger’s affairs 11 years ago were sordid, including a New York nightclub hostess and a Los Angeles cocktail waitress. Tawdry text messages were made public, and Woods subsequently lost major product endorsements. According to the Canadian “Globe and Mail,” at least 19 mistresses came forward. In the aftermath, Woods went 11 years without winning a major PGA title, a remarkable string of failures. He also underwent many surgeries, including five back operations and four knee surgeries. All this and only 45 years old. That’s a lot of misery for one of the world’s richest and most famous people.

Is Tiger Woods cursed? A curse is apparent when recurring, tragedy and misery visits a person more than might be statistically probable. That is certainly true with Woods. If he’s cursed, what can he do about it? His religion is Buddhism, taught to him by his mother. To understand his misery in that context would involve unbiblical explanations of reincarnation and karma. The Christian view is different. Sin has consequences, according to Galatians 6:7: “A man reaps what he sows.” I wonder what doors to demons he opened with the many soul-ties of his sexual partners? Were any of them involved in witchcraft? Did one of them curse him in revenge? Was there any violence, murder, bloodshed, or sorcery in the bloodlines of his many mistresses that passed on to him by sex? If Tiger is cursed, Buddha isn’t the answer. Only Jesus can cancel curses. And only Jesus can remove the curse of sin from Tiger Woods and deliver him from eternal tragedy, worse than any car crash.

I knew Larry Flynt, the most successful hard-core pornographer in America, publisher of Hustler magazine. His morals had few boundaries. He fought all the way to the Supreme Court for the right to suggest that the late Jerry Falwell had sex with his mother. On Feb. 10, this year, he died, age 78. At one time he claimed to be born again and said he would shut down his porn enterprise. Then, in 1978, an assassin shot him. The bullet paralyzed Flynt from the waist down. Afterwards he spent the rest of his life in a wheelchair and turned against God.

I first met Larry Flynt when he and I were both guests on the PTL Jim Bakker TV show. That was Flynt’s first public declaration of Christianity. After the assassination attempt, we met again. Our radio ministry sponsored a symposium about the dangers of pornography, held on the campus of Georgetown University. That night Flynt and I debated before a live crowd and a huge live-by-satellite audience on hundreds of radio stations. Before the debate, we spent an afternoon discussing Flynt’s life and brief journey of faith.

I expected him to be a sleazy man, but Larry Flynt was one of the most intelligent and well-read people I’ve met. He was articulate and knowledgeable about Christianity, the Bible, and church history. His bodyguard was a born-again Christian. We talked for hours about Jesus Christ. Then Flynt said, “Bob, if I hadn’t been shot, I would have shut down Hustler, and I’d be preaching the gospel today. But if God put me in this wheelchair after I gave my life to Him, I want nothing more to do with Jesus.” He seethed with anger toward the Lord.   

Larry Flynt isn’t the first Christian to question Romans 8:28, “All things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are the called according to His purpose.” Many people blame God for things in life that seem to defy human logic; however, Proverbs 3:5 says “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and lean not on your own understanding.” I did my best to turn Larry Flynt back to Jesus and surrender his bitterness to the Lord. I pray that he remembered our conversation on his death bed. If you are facing things hard to understand, don’t make the mistake of Larry Flynt. Instead, heed Romans 11:33, “His ways [are] past finding out.”

As a child he was known as Brian Warner, an odd kid growing up in Canton, Ohio. Once, while sleeping in the family home, someone broke in during the middle of the night and tried to smother him. As an adolescent he secretly watched his grandfather masturbate with porn. An older neighbor molested him and then killed his beloved dog. He attended a Christian school, heard the gospel, and rejected it. He says he hated the school.

People thought he was weird, so he deliberately tried to be as strange as possible. When he formed a rock band he re-christened himself after his two heroes, actress Marilyn Monroe and psychopathic mass murderer Charles Manson. Warner admired Church of Satan founder Anton LaVey. In Manson’s book “The Long Hard Road Out of Hell” he admitted that LaVey officially certified him as a minister in the Church of Satan. One of his most famous songs was entitled “Antichrist Superstar.” Church of Satan members have spoken directly to me of Manson’s deep and serious affiliation with the demonic organization. Satanism is what really drove his music, his performances, and his behavior.

In the past several weeks, almost a dozen women have come forward telling how Manson sexually and physically abused them. One says Manson had a bedroom called his “rape room.” Others told of violent acts of sadism and bondage. Actress Evan Rachel Wood, who was engaged to Manson for eight months, claims that Manson groomed her when she was a teen and then brainwashed her into submission, calling him a “dangerous man.” She also alleges that he tied her up, beat, and raped her. Musician Chloe Black said, “I thought he was actually going to kill me.” Manson himself once said of an ex-girlfriend, “I have images in my mind every day of smashing her head with a hammer.”

Should anyone be shocked? Manson’s demonic megalomania was in full view for all to see. Behind it all was his hatred of Christianity and his devotion to Satanism, fueled by his sexual abuse as a child. Demons? Of course, he’s possessed, Jezebel for starters, and likely Lucifer. And yet, there is hope, even for such an evil individual. Manson heard many sermons and Bible studies about Jesus, His incarnation, crucifixion, and resurrection. Deep inside, he knows that Christ is the Savior of the world.

In all that’s happened, he’ll likely lose what’s left of his career as a rock star. His record label and his talent agency have both dropped him. He may even go to prison.  I know that he’s aware of who I am. The church and school he attended used my books and teaching. Brian Warner, if you’re listening, you were the victim of a generational curse that led to your molestation and misery. It doesn’t excuse the evil you willingly embraced, but God knows the bigger story of your life, and He loves you in spite of your dedication to the devil. Even you can be saved, and I’m offering my services as an exorcist to free you from your demons. It’s not too late.

Details have just emerged about the brutal slaying of five children on December 8,2020. On that day, 25-year-old Oreanna Meyers shot dead her three biological children and two stepchildren, ranging ages one to seven. They were murdered with a single-shot, shotgun, which meant she had to deliberately reload each time. Then she shot herself and burned their West Virginia home to the ground. She left behind a suicide note saying, “I was not strong enough to fight these demons.”

Investigators recently revealed that Myers actively practiced witchcraft and posted photos of Stonehenge, bottles of dead insects used in rituals, and herself kneeling before candles during witchcraft ceremonies. Her Instagram account was named @glowing-goddess. She posted messages such as, “#magic #love the unknown,” “Fairies are my magical thing,” and “the power is within you.” Meyers also advised, “Get into weird mystical s**t,” “Life is short,” and “Reality is fake.”

Witches argue that they don’t advocate murder, and that’s correct. Others will say that this tragedy was the result of a mentally ill woman, and they’re also right. But why are five innocent children dead? No one does something this heinous without a history of dysfunctional personal issues and generational demonization. She likely already had demons which drew her to witchcraft, and then she opened the door to more evil spirits. In the Bible Isaiah 8:19 speaks of witchcraft demons that “whisper” and “mutter.” “There is no light in them” Isaiah declares.

If you read tarot cards, consult psychics, follow astrology, play with Ouija Boards, cast spells, or conjure spirits — stop now. These are things that Scripture defines as divination and witchcraft. Turn to Jesus. Get an exorcism. Contact us for a personal, virtual encounter. Get your demons before your demons get you. Witchcraft demons can kill!

I could scarcely believe what I was hearing. (You can watch it for yourself on YouTube). Joyce Meyer, one of the most prominent Christian personalities in America, declared that she was going to get a tattoo. She told thousands of women in the audience to do likewise. Meyer offered no cautions regarding what kind of tattoos were acceptable (dragons? OM symbols?) or where not on the body to get inked (woman’s breast? First chakra “tramp stamp?”). Meyer issued a blanket call to go under the needle without considering who might be doing the tattoo and what curses might be unleashed by the blood-letting.

Meyer based her broadside on reactions to her restrictive, legalistic, Pentecostal upbringing which dictated many non-biblical conduct codes. She misquoted Isaiah 44:5 as saying the Old Testament condones tattoos on one’s hand. Not one major Bible translation says that. She also referred to Isaiah 49:16 (NIV) which says, “I have engraved you on the palms of my hand” and translates that as “tattoo.” Again, no major translation says that. She added, “I might as well push all the religious people off the cliff and get it over with.” And, I might add, push over that same theological cliff the KJV, NKJV, NIV, ASV, AMP, and NLT Bible versions. Only the Living Bible, which IS NOT a literal translation, loosely uses the word “tattoo.” Joyce, you’re giving bad advice with unsubstantiated exegesis.

Worse yet, Meyer says she’s going to get a tattoo to “make religious demons mad.” Joyce, since you have no significant experience casting out demons and avoid the topic of Christians having demons, you might want to check with those who do deal with demons and see what their experiences reveal. My book “Curse Breaking” has an entire section on tattoos, based on Scripture, and what I’ve learned in four decades of deliverance. Not all tattoos are equal. A cross shouldn’t be compared to a pentagram. Those who got hideous tattoos before they were saved shouldn’t be shunned. Intention and context are important considerations.

Joyce, you’ve done much good for a many people. You’ve empowered women to rise up in their calling. You’ve been transparent about your abusive past and encouraged abused women to be healed. You have a good ministry. But don’t teach things about which you have no practical experience. Tattoos can be portals for evil spirits. I’ve encountered such many times. Please stop encouraging your followers to spiritually put themselves at risk by opening doors to demons with the wrong tattoos in the wrong places.

She was just hours old when her own teenage father, Logan Anderson, age 16, laid her in the snow of Albany, Wisconsin and put two bullets through her head. The infant’s mother was also a 16-year-old who delivered the baby in a bathtub. Anderson murdered the child because he said that he and his girlfriend couldn’t look after her. He is now charged with intentional homicide and will spend the rest of his life in jail. The slain infant’s mother will spend her days living in an emotional hell, unless someone brings her the hope of Christ and the ministry of deliverance.

How could this happen? What were they thinking? As gruesome as this crime seems, it is not unlike what goes on each day in abortion clinics. The number of babies murdered by legalized abortion is, on average, more than two times the number of daily COVID deaths. To date, around 400,000 COVID deaths are estimated. Nearly twice that many lives were terminated by legalized abortion during that same time-period. The infanticide by Logan Anderson was horrible, but it was no more callous than a suction and curettage abortion where the unborn child is chopped into pieces and violently evacuated. And abortion isn’t the only killer stalking our land. More people die from suicide each year than COVID. Unfortunately, self-murder isn’t something you can avoid by masking-up or social distancing.

The horrible tragedy of this killing might not have happened if these two kids had been raised with Christian ethics regarding relationships, sex, and the biblical value of life. In addition, it’s likely that the bloodlines of both families were filled with ancient curses of sexual sin and murder. In a way, this innocent infant was a child sacrifice to the demon god Moloch, murdered on the altar of expediency. You and I must do more than ever to stop such slaughter in our Land by engaging the forces of darkness in spiritual combat! Enroll in our School of Exorcism today (to enroll click here) and fight back against Satan so another baby will never die in the cold snow of a Wisconsin winter.

The January 6 mob attack on our nation’s capitol was satanic. That’s not to say that everyone participating was demonically inspired. It was a mixed multitude with many motives. I’ll leave it to the press and pundits to ferret out all the aspects of what happened politically. I’m concerned about a spiritual perspective. Second Thessalonians 2:7 speaks of the “mystery of lawlessness” as being indicative of the antichrist. If ever our nation witnessed such a moment, a precursor to the Great Tribulation of Revelation, this was it!

One of the most powerful images of the melee is a much-circulated photo of 33-year-old man, Jacob Angeli Chansley. He was dressed in Native American medicine-man regalia, including a helmet of buffalo horns. He declared himself a “shaman” (a biblical term meaning “witchdoctor”) as he egged on the violent demonstrators. Perhaps it was all political theater to Chansley, or maybe not. Only he knows. But to call one’s self a “shaman” is, by definition, declaring to be someone who seeks to influence demons and practice divination. If Chansley didn’t mean that, the symbolism is still unsettling.

The violence has been properly condemned. But what about the spiritual consequences? Chansley invaded the House of Representatives and defiantly stood on the dais, where the Vice President and Speaker preside. Second Peter chapter two commands obedience to the “ordinance of man,” civil law established to maintain social order. Such lawfully derived powers are for the “punishment of evildoers” (1 Peter 2:14). Romans 13: 3 adds, “For rulers are not a terror to good works, but to evil. Do you want to be unafraid of the authority? Do what is good, and you will have praise from the same.” The capital hill mob didn’t do that. And that’s why the riot was satanic.

Of all the egregious acts of Nancy Pelosi, none is more radical and anti-God than this. Last week, the Speaker of the House of Representatives pushed through, by a party-line vote of 217-206, a resolution banning gender specific terms in official business of the House. Gone are words like mother, father, son, daughter, sister, and brother. No more aunts and uncles and stepparents. Himself and herself are now themselves.

Emanuel Cleaver, a Representative and Methodist clergyman, gave the opening invocation to Congress, declaring in his benediction, “We ask it in the name of the monotheistic god, Brahma, and ‘god’ known by many names by many different faiths. Amen and A-woman.” What stupidity. Brahma is the chief Hindu deity, and this idolatrous god presides over 330 million gods in the Hindu pantheon. Not exactly monotheism. Cleaver’s blasphemy was only slightly worse than the pathetic pun of his benediction – A-woman.

This semantic illogic is intended to enshrine total gender neutrality in America. It is part of a larger effort to destroy all sexual distinctions. This is leading to a real pandemic, pre-pubescent children by the thousands requesting sex-reassignment surgery. The California Department of Insurance demands that every insurance company in the state pay for mastectomies of female children under the age of 18 who want to become male, because it is “gender affirming.” Genesis 1:27 says, “So God created man in His own image; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them.” Nancy Pelosi, I am a man. The husband of a female wife, and the father of female daughters. If you are confused by your own perverted predilections, I am not.