patrick jane forums

I have a very dear friend whose father was a witch doctor.  When we first met (let me clarify before going on, his father came to Christ and brought his family to Christ thus leaving behind voodoo) my friend had a cassette tape of a voodoo service that was so strongly demonic he wouldn't allow anyone that wasn't totally given over to Christ to even hear it.  Demons are nothing to mess with...just saying.

There are people here in the U.S. who practice voodoo in places like New Orleans if I recall correctly and I'm sure there are other towns where it's practiced too. I've seen videos of witch doctors especially in Africa and some of their practices with the people there. It's really rituals but they don't call it that. They also think that beating children will rid them of demons when most if not all of those children don't even have a demon. I've also seen videos of that and it's just awful what they do to those children.

When you turn the lights on, cockroaches scatter. Demons don't like to be exposed and they really, really don't like prayers by Christians for protection against them. Those prayers are powerful.

If I had a cassette tape like that, I would burn it. 

So I have said enough, apparently my communication skills are off right now cause no one is getting what I am saying or why...since I am still working through not even being worthy of a parents love, I will not give the demons room to further assault my feelings of inferiority and worthlessness.

BTW, nice post TJ

You know, when I was going to school, my classmates used to tell me that my parents didn't love me because I was in foster care. But guess what, I have a heavenly Father who loves me. So nothing they could say could take that away from me. Yes, it was hurtful what they said but God's love for me was enough and carried me through many painful experiences. And it still does.

You're not inferior or worthless. You are a beloved child of God. He loves us with an everlasting love, a love that endures forever.