Paganized Next Gen

I find it amusing when pastors preach about us disciplining and teaching our children how they ought to be. They cite that Christianity is one generation from extinction, and yet its they’re own fault. You can read the Bible, take your child to Church, and do all the usual plans like Vacation Bible School or Camp, but daily your children ai being indoctrinated in eastern philosophies, satanic ideals, anti-christ views, and more on they’re favorite movies, shows, video games, YouTube channels, and more. Parents think they can let the churches and Christian schools do the heavy lifting. But they can’t, your church has your child for maybe 1 hour, one day a week, the pagans have your kids 7 days a week, for a minimum of 6 hrs. To fight back, you as a parent have to be proactive and investigate the beliefs, mysticisms, and thoughts being fed (disseminated) to your kids over the internet via they’re favorite shows and characters. You have to understand there is a strong campaign from the devil to destroy your kids, to ensure they like the teachings of Buddha more than the Bible, Yoga/ Hindu Mediation over Christian Prayer. It is a well thought out campaign, because our enemy attaches these false and pagan beliefs to their heroes and YouTube stars.

Your child’s salvation is at stake. Satan wants to steal they’re souls, turn their hearts from Christ, and to pagan gods and powers. He is succeeding, most Millennials and Gen Zers are Nones (60+%), affiliated with no religion and dabble buffet style into multiple beliefs to suite they’re moods, spiritual cravings, and desires.

Yes you are saved by Grace alone through Faith Alone in Christ Alone, but if a child or teen no longer wants that grace, well the obvious will happen, they will fall away (apostasy).

This is s matter of life and death. The evil one is using popular culture, music, movies, and everything he can to sway young people from a “pure, undivided, and simple devotion to Christ.” (2 Corinthians 11:2). As parents, guardians, God parents, mentors, and all other forms of influence, we must champion Christ and teach them why these popular philosophies are death. We have to do our best to give the next generation a fighting chance to keep the faith. If after our pleadings, and hard work they still choose death, then at least they were warned and only they will bear the penalty of they’re fall. Amen.

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