2020 The Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Year For The Prophets

Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Justin Peters. I hope that you and your family are doing well today. I want to thank you very much for watching this video. This video is entitled 2020, the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad year for the prophets.

Indeed dear ones, the last 12 months from January 2020, I'm recording this January the 29th of 2021. I'm actually recording the introduction to this video as the last thing, but this has the last 12 months have been an absolute wrecking ball to the charismatic prophetic movement.

It has been the kryptonite to the charismatic Superman, whatever metaphor you would like to use. It has utterly exposed the prophetic movement for the complete farce that it is. It has exposed it on every conceivable level, the prophetic level, the theological level, the integrity level.

It's just been devastating. And so in this video, I'm going to detail just a few of these false prophecies and the incredible face plant that all of these prophets have done. And I think if you will watch the whole video, you'll have to come away realizing that, you know what?

These people aren't hearing from God like they claim. And so we're going to talk, everything here will be documented. And also in this video, I'm going to do about an hour long interview with Dr. Nathan Busenitz.

Dr. Busenitz is the academic provost at the Master Seminary. And I interviewed him specifically because I wanted to explore some questions. For those of you who are familiar with Dr. Michael Brown, he's the leading apologist in the charismatic movement.

Dr. Brown has, to his credit, has said that these are clearly false prophecies and there's no way around it. But he still says that you can prophesy falsely and not be a false prophet. And so I'm going to ask Dr. Busenitz about this.

Is there a difference between the Old Testament prophets and the New Testament prophets? Are they held to a different standard? Can New Testament prophecy be fallible as many claim? What about Agabus?

He is often raised as an example of a true prophet who was still fallible. So we're going to engage all of those arguments. And I believe that this will be a very fair video. It will be fair to Dr. Brown, but it's also going to be very sobering as well.

And so please do watch the whole thing. I know it's long. It's four and a half hours or so long. And I know that goes against every rule of YouTube. You're supposed to make short videos nowadays because people's attention spans are so short.

Well, I have a little bit more confidence in the people who follow my channel, at least who follow it for the right reasons. I think you can stick with it. I know you probably won't be able to watch it all in one sitting.

That's fine. Watch as much as you can. Push pause. Come back later. There's a lot here. And I would ask this before you go into the comment section and start saying, well, what about this? What about this?

Well, you didn't say that. Watch the whole thing before you make a decision, before you evaluate this video one way or the other. Watch the whole thing. I really think if you will do that and you'll watch with an open mind that at the end, the evidence will be so incontrovertible, so overwhelming.

Friends, these folks are not hearing from God. God is not speaking to them. And I want you to come away with a renewed confidence in the sufficiency of God's word. There's going to be some comic relief throughout the video.

There'll be some funny parts, but there will be many, many serious parts. And there'll be some parts, honestly, when I get a bit worked up, at least for me, I get a bit worked up because of the seriousness of the issues with which we will be dealing.

Putting words in God's mouth that he did not say is a very, very serious thing. And also, I want to bring your attention to the description down below. I have several resources that are linked there, some things that will help you and also some of the breakdown of the minute marks, the different sections in this video.

I'll have the approximate minute marks. So if you want to come back later and jump to a particular section or something like that, that might help you to navigate this very long video a little bit. All right.

Well, dear ones, thank you very much. And thank you for joining me on this journey. I hope it'll be helpful for you. Lord willing, I think it will be. And so without any further delay, let us begin. Sid Roth is the host of a program entitled It's Supernatural.

It's carried on a number of different Christian outlets. He's got his own YouTube channel and an enormous following, an enormous following. But back in January of 2020, Sid Roth had 20 of the more well-known names in the prophetic movement to record short videos and tell everyone in his audience what God has been showing them about the then upcoming year of 2020.

And these names include Hank Kuhneman, Perry Stone, Patricia King. These are very well-known names. Kenan Bridges, Dr. Clarice Fluitt. Now I say that doctor with a bit of sarcasm because she's not a real doctor.

She does not have a earned doctorate degree. And that is one of the things that you'll notice almost without exception in the charismatic movement, the prophetic movement. Now, Dr. Michael Brown would be an exception, but almost without exception, with a very rare exception.

When you see one of these televangelists or charismatic, well-known charismatic preachers and they use doctor in their name, they're not earned doctorates. They are not earned doctorates from an accredited institution.

They are practically always honorary doctorates that are given out by ORU or Rhema or some other institution. And the way this works is that if you're in the charismatic movement and you gain a big following and you have a big ministry, a large public platform, then one of these schools will just give you an honorary doctorate.

So whether it's ORU or Rhema or some other Asian Bible college of some sort, they give out a lot of those as well. But just know, when you see Dr. John Hagee or Dr. Jesse Duplantis or Dr. Creflo Dollar, they don't have earned doctorate degrees.

So anyway, Dr. Clarice Fluitt, David Herzog, Anna Warner, Jeremiah Johnson, we're going to talk quite a bit about him, Joan Hunter, Hakeem Collins, Glenda Jackson, Kevin Zadai. Now Kevin Zadai has really kind of come on the scene a lot in the last year or so.

He's become a very frequent guest of Sid Roth on this program. And Kevin Zadai has some of the most bizarre tales that you could possibly imagine. He shuttles back and forth between heaven and earth with the regularity that you and I would go to the gas station, if not more so.

You get the sense that it's an unusual day when he doesn't go to heaven. Cat curse the same way, but I'm getting ahead of myself. But Kevin Zadai claims that on one of his trips to heaven, he was taught by Jesus himself how to play the clarinet and the saxophone and the flute and a number of other instruments.

And so Jesus gave him music lessons. And he claims one time in heaven, he walked into Jesus's eyeballs and he was told, I'm not making this up. I mean, truth is stranger than fiction in this case, even though it's not truth, but what they claim to be is true.

It's just utterly bizarre. Just recently a video went up on Sid Roth's program, a YouTube channel, when he was interviewing Kevin Zadai and Kevin Zadai says that he was on an elevator with Jesus. And I mean, who hasn't been on an elevator with Jesus, right?

So just utterly bizarre. But Tracy Cook, and just parenthetically here, dear friends, let me interrupt myself. You see the yellow arrow pointing down to this other video on Sid Roth's YouTube channel, this particular one featuring Tracy Cook entitled, God Tells Me His Secrets.

Do you know what this stuff is? This is a modern version of the ancient heresy known as Gnosticism. Gnosticism derived its name from the Greek word gnosis, which means knowledge. And it's a broad topic, but for our purposes here, basically the Gnostics believed that there was this secret divine revelation knowledge separate from sensory knowledge through which you could obtain salvation.

But to get this knowledge, you kind of had to disengage your mind, disengage your intellect, rational thought. Then and only then could you enter into this higher realm and get this secret divine revelation knowledge through which you could obtain salvation.

Well, what we're seeing in the charismatic movement today is a modern version of the ancient heresy of Gnosticism. So God is telling these select few people his secrets. You see the prophets are getting the secrets from God.

So you're probably not riding on elevators with Jesus. And so if you're not, you see Kevin Zadai has a closer relationship with Christ than do you. And if God's not telling you secrets, if you're not walking into Jesus's eyeballs, this is a modern version of Gnosticism.

And Beth Moore, by the way, does this as well, just not quite as bizarre as some of these. While I say that, she does claim that Jesus invited her to go out and make snowmen with her. So I guess that's pretty weird.

But anyway, that's what this is. So this secret divine revelation knowledge, these people, these self-appointed prophets, God is telling them secrets. God is doing things for them that he's not doing for you.

He's giving them secrets that he's not giving you. This is a modern day version of the ancient heresy of Gnosticism. Lana Vosser, Catherine Ruanala, David Hernandez, Dr. Cindy Jacobs, who's not a doctor either, Larry Sparks, and then James Gall and Mario Murillo.

Real briefly, James Gall, all of these individuals gave prophecies about what was going to happen in 2020, back in January of 2020. James Gall, laughably and comically now, prophesied that in 2020, stadiums would be filled.

Stadiums would be filled. It was like the year of the filled stadium. Well, we all know how that turned out, don't we? We've all seen the videos of whether it's MLB, baseball, or college football, or NFL, or whatever big sporting event, and the stadiums are empty.

They've got those ridiculous cardboard cutouts of people that they scatter throughout the stadium to, I guess, give some semblance of normalcy, but I mean, how wrong can you be? 2020 is going to be the year of the filled stadiums, not so much.

Anyway, all of this to say, and I've done a video on this already, so you can go back to my YouTube channel, see here, I've got a little screenshot of the icon or whatever it's called, and you can watch this.

All of this is detailed exhaustively in that video, so feel free, please, to go back and watch it. But none of them, not one of them, prophesied COVID -19 coming. Not one of them. Now, think about this.

This is one of the most impactful, globally impactful events in any of our lifetimes. It has shaken the entire world. It has affected each and every one of us to one degree or another. Even if we haven't had it ourselves, we know people now who have.

I mean, it wrecked the economy. This is a truly globally impacting, I would say, more globally impacting than probably anything in our lives, maybe since World War II. And yet, none of the prophets saw it coming.

None of them. The only prophet that claims that he prophesied it coming is Chuck Pierce. And Chuck Pierce made this claim in the spring of 2020, that back in the fall of 2019, he prophesied that there would be a quote, massive plague-like invasion.

And this made big news. And Charisma magazine did articles on this. Chuck Pierce saw the COVID -19 coming, and he was interviewed by Stephen String, who's the CEO of Charisma Media. And I watched that, and I listened to the interview, and I saw the claim that Chuck Pierce was making, and it dawned on me, you know, funny thing is, I haven't actually seen the video of this supposed prophecy.

And when you go to Chuck Pierce's website, they actually, his staff members have actually made a video of prophetic highlights of 2019, you know, the best of Chuck Pierce, right, of his prophecies in 2019.

And nowhere in that highlight video did they bother to include the prophecy of a massive plague-like invasion. And you would think that would, they would put that on a loop, right? I mean, I would, if I prophesied something like that, which I don't believe in that anyway, but you know what I mean.

I mean, if I was trying to establish some prophetic cred here, man, I'd have that on a loop. And so I got to digging and digging and digging, and I did all kinds of research, and I even called his ministry.

And you know what? He lied about it. He never made that prophecy. He flat out lied about it. So none, zero of the most well-known names in the prophetic movement saw, arguably, with little argue, that they saw that none of them saw the biggest, most impactful event to happen in any of our lifetimes.

How does that work? Not one? I mean, not, friends, not one. Think about this. They all claim that God speaks to them in dreams and visions and still small voices, which is taking 1 Kings 19 completely out of context.

And yet God did not bother to give any of them a heads up about COVID -19. Well, then after COVID -19 started to make some news in February of 2020, then they started coming out with some more prophecies.

And Sean Bolz, B-O-L-Z, Sean Bolz at Bethel Church, or out of Bethel Church, which is pastored by Bill Johnson. Bethel music comes out of Bethel Church. But Sean Bolz made a prophecy about COVID -19 after it was already making a lot of news, and he prophesied that the Lord had shown him that it would not become the pandemic that many people feared.

In fact, Fox News even did a full article on their website about Sean Bolz's prophecy about COVID -19. Well, it did become a pandemic, now, didn't it? And from the time of Sean Bolz's prophecy, I mean, the number of people now that have been infected since the time he made that prophecy have just exponentially gone up.

And so we completely missed that. Even after he knew about the pandemic, he still missed it. Well, false prophets have never been accused of learning from their mistakes. And so just a few weeks after his prophetic faceplant on Fox News, Sean Bolz decided to join some other self-appointed prophets and apostles.

Ed Savoso from Brazil, Chris Vallaton of Bethel Church, Bill Johnson, the pastor of Bethel Church, and Bethel Music, by the way, comes out of Bethel Church, and then Che Ahn. They all got together on March the 20th of 2020 for a Facebook Live event, and then each and every one of them proceeded to banish COVID -19 from the face of the earth.

They all decreed it to be gone, banished, gone, done, see you later. Thank you for doing that. We're all free from COVID globally. Yeah, except that they didn't banish it, obviously. And so just about a week and a half later, Kenneth Copeland decided he would give it a good college try and banish COVID -19 as well.

And Kenneth Copeland undoubtedly has made the most news for this because he made such a spectacle of himself. But on March the 29th, 2020, Kenneth Copeland along with George Pearsons, one of his staff members there, son-in-law, but they were having a service, and Kenneth Copeland didn't just banish it or decree it to be gone.

No, he executed judgment on COVID -19 and got very, I mean, just angry, and boy, he took authority over that thing, and he decreed it to be gone and executed judgment on COVID -19 and even gave us the specific time.

You can see this when you watch the video, and I've got everything documented in the video that I did last year. It's linked in the description down below if you would like to see this for yourself. But he even looked at his watch, and you can see him do that, and he said, today, March 29th, 2020, he looks at his watch, at 12 noon, he decreed and banished and executed judgment on COVID -19.

That would be 12 noon Central Standard Time since he was in Texas, so just in case you were wondering. But, well, that didn't work out so well either, now, did it? Well, undaunted, Kenneth Copeland just a few days later on April the, I believe it was April the 2nd, you can go watch the video, but April 2nd, April 3rd, just a few days after that, the very next week, having another service, and by this time, everybody, they were having to do virtual services.

There was really nobody but just a few scattered staff members in the auditorium there. But Kenneth Copeland banished it again and decreed it to be gone again, but this time, he blew it away. He literally blew it away.

COVID -19! COVID -19! And he made an absolute fool out of himself. People have taken clips from that service there, and they have, you know, made it into whatever, memes, and just mocked it, mercilessly mocked it, and some of these videos mocking Kenneth Copeland blowing away COVID -19 have garnered millions of views now.

Then sang Moses and the children of Israel this song unto the Lord.

It is quite the spectacle. Kenneth Copeland absolutely beclowned himself in front of a watching world. So, all of this to say that none of the prophets saw COVID -19 coming. Even after it came, and they attempted to take their authority over COVID -19, which they fancy themselves as having, and they decreed it to be gone, that didn't work.

Kenneth Copeland even mustered up, he called forth a heat wave. And the thinking at that time, back in April of 2020, was that COVID -19 would probably just die out once summer came, and because a lot of people were thinking the virus can't live in heat, and so hey, once summer gets here and it really gets hot, COVID's just kind of going to go away anyway.

Well, this was in early April, and Kenneth Copeland just couldn't wait for summer, so he declared a supernatural heat wave to come up. And then comically, I've got all this documented, comically, the very next day, literally the very next day, the high temperature in North Fort Worth, Texas, Newark, Texas, where he was, was a full 31 degrees below average.

I mean, in every way that you could possibly think of for the prophets to be wrong, they were. But it only got worse from there, because the very next month, May, well, that's when the riots started. And guess what?

None of the prophets saw that coming either. These riots led by Antifa and BLM, Black Lives Matter, in the wake of George Floyd's death, of course, raged all across this country in dozens and dozens and dozens of cities, the major cities, Portland, Seattle, Chicago, New York, D .C., Dallas, Denver, all the major cities and hundreds of smaller cities all across the United States for months.

I mean, it was the longest period of civil unrest in this country that I would say we have ever had, ever had. And of course, the war between the states, that was a whole, that was a military engagement.

So that can't really include that different genre of disturbance there. But businesses were burned. Police cars and police stations were set on fire, and federal buildings, and I mean, people were killed, and just riots, just mayhem night after night after night after night.

And we saw it on the news, and after a while, it just became so discouraging and disturbing. And I don't know about you, but after a while, I just couldn't watch it anymore. But night after night for months, the longest period of civil unrest this country has ever seen, and not one of the prophets saw it coming, not one.

And then something else they did not see coming was the President of the United States contracting COVID -19. Now think about this. COVID -19, one of the most globally impacting events in any of our lifetimes, contracted this virus, contracted by the President of the United States of America, the leader of the free world, arguably the man with the most power in a human way of speaking on the planet, and you have these two events, these two spheres combining the President of the United States contracting COVID -19, and none of the prophets saw that coming either.

Think about that, dear friends. All of these prophets, each and every one of whom claim God speaks to them regularly. I mean, regularly. God talks to these people. God is like this celestial chatty Cathy doll, and He is talking to these prophets all the time, just like you and I would talk to one another, just like we would have a conversation.

God talks to them all the time. And yet God did not bother to give a single one of them a heads up about COVID -19. None of them could decree it to be gone. And then the riots that raged for months, God didn't bother to give any of them a heads up about that either.

Nor did God tell them about Donald Trump contracting COVID -19, nor did God tell them about the second impeachment of Donald Trump, the only President of the United States to be impeached twice. Nor did God tell them anything about the riots at the Capitol on January 6th.

So literally some of the biggest events in any of our lives, all coming together in the year 2020, and none of them saw any of these things coming. But we're not done yet, because one event that all of us knew, prophet or no prophet, knew was coming was the presidential election, the United States presidential election.

We all knew that was coming. And well, God, even though God did not bother to give any of them a heads up about COVID or the riots or anything like that, but God did apparently give all of these prophets a very clear word about who would win the United States presidential election on November the 3rd of 2020.

And each and every single one of these prophets, 100 of them prophesied that Donald Trump would win the presidential election. Just a small example, a small smattering of examples of this. I want to start actually, we're going to go back in time.

We're going to go back in time to the year 2012, October of 2012, when God spoke to Pat Robertson. Pat Robertson is the head of the 700 Club. You know Pat Robertson, right? Well, God gave him a prophetic word of knowledge about who would win the 2012 United States presidential election.

Let's watch.

That's the way he thinks, and he will be tremendous on the economy. He's uncomfortable with foreign policy, I feel. But nevertheless, he'll be a strong, strong man. But if he comes in, he's going to have a second term.

He's going to win. Romney will win the election.

You believe that?

I absolutely believe that.

What makes you believe that?

Because the Lord told me.

Well, that's what I'm glad to know. I wasn't sure how you knew. Really, the Lord said that to you?

Absolutely. I told Mitt a long time ago. I called him. I said, listen, I've been in prayer. Number one, you're going to win the nomination. Number two, you're going to win the general election. He said, well, what can I do for you?

I said, well, get me a seat on the platform.

So God not only told Pat Robertson that Mitt Romney would beat Barack Obama in 2012, but also that Mitt Romney would have a second term, would win re-election in 2016. Missed it by that much. And remember how I said that false prophets never learn from their own false prophecies.

They just keep digging their holes deeper. Well, here we are in 2020 and Pat Robertson believed that God spoke to him yet again about the United States presidential election.

First of all, I want to say without question, Trump is going to win the election and that doesn't mean you sit home and don't vote. That means you get out and do everything you can to work, but he's going to win.

That's I think a given. According to what I believe the Lord told me, the president is going to be reelected. I'm saying by all means, get up and vote. I think it's time to pray. But ladies and gentlemen, that's the word you ask what's going to happen next.

That's what's going to happen next.

So Pat Robertson said that God told him that Mitt Romney would win the United States presidential election in 2012, beating Barack Obama. That didn't happen. He also said that God told him that Mitt Romney would win re-election in 2016.

Obviously, that did not happen. Donald Trump won the 2016 election. And so this go-around, Pat Robertson says that God told him that Donald Trump would win re-election in 2020. Missed it again. And so here is something again as monumental as the United States presidential election, an event for which he has literally years to prepare for to make sure he is hearing God rightly, and he misses it time after time after time.

How does that work? And also, if you've ever watched Pat Robertson on The 700 Club, every program, at some point in the program, usually kind of towards the end, he'll get words of knowledge, and he'll hold the hand of his guest host Terry Musen, and hold her hand, and they'll begin to pray, and they'll both be getting words of knowledge in real time from Yahweh about people out there watching on TV land who have, you know, you've seen Pat Robertson do this, you know, the Lord's showing me somebody right now, you're watching and you've got bursitis on your left foot, and God's healing that right now, and someone else, you've got something going on with your neck and the neck area, and there's some inflammation there and some stiffness.

God's healing that right now. So you've seen this probably. I mean, he does it all the time. Gets words of knowledge in real time about people all over the country and around the world. So he can hear God on those things, but he cannot hear God on the United States presidential election, an event for which he has years to prepare.

Folks, they're liars. They're charlatans. They are either flat out lying, or they are so severely deceived that you have no business listening to these people at all. We'll talk more about that as the video goes on.

Also, Jeremiah Johnson also got into the presidential prophetic endeavors. Watch this from Jeremiah Johnson.

But the Lord told me to watch the L .A. Dodgers.

Watch the L .A. Dodgers? You seriously think God is telling you to watch the L .A. Dodgers as some prophetic significance? Seriously?

To watch Amy Coney Barrett and watch the re-election of Donald Trump. I'm doing great. So here's the first question. Do you really believe President Trump is going to be re-elected?

If you are caught up to the throne of God, and he face-to-face tells you he is winning, there's no doubt whatsoever. He will win, because that's God's plan.

That is Kat Kerr. Kat Kerr calls herself a prophet, prophetess, or a seer. If you've never come across this lady, she is truly one of the most bizarre women you'll ever come across. She claims that she goes to heaven almost every day.

I kid you not. Almost every day she goes to heaven. She is a weather warrior. She lives down in Florida. Anytime a hurricane is coming in, she makes videos of herself. She'll go down on the beach or somewhere on the coast there with a hurricane looming.

She gets out her Gandalf magic staff and commands the hurricane to go back out into the ocean. She commands the millibars to rise. She says, I command millibars to rise. She starts swinging her Gandalf magic staff around like a wild woman.

Interestingly, the hurricanes never seem to pay her any attention. They just barrel on in anyway. She calls herself a seer. She sees things in the spirit realm that you and I just don't see. Again, this is a modern-day version of Gnosticism.

On October 2, 2020, Sid Roth puts up a video on his YouTube channel entitled, Top 10 Trump Prophecies. We're not going to go through all 10 of them, but just a small sampling. Watch this. Again, posted October 2, 2020.

Now, you have to admit, 2020 has been a real.

Mashugan of a year. That's a Hebrew word for a crazy year. It seems everywhere there's a new crisis, but God is never caught off guard. That's true. God is never caught off.

Guard, but boy, all the false prophets sure were.

Kenan just told me about a dream, and it hasn't been the right time to release it, but he says now is the time, and you'll understand why he said this dream about President Trump was shocking. Kenan, tell me about the dream, and more important, the interpretation.

When the Lord gave me this dream, it was very detailed. I'll talk about the last two parts of the dream. The last two parts, I was in a cafeteria. In the cafeteria, everyone was wearing all white, and people were going through this cafeteria line.

As they were going through the line, the servants, who were very tall, they were wearing all white.

Kenan Bridges goes on to give a full exegesis of his dream. Tracy Cook also got a dream from God.

Briefly tell me this vision of the wounded eagle.

Sid, I was in the season of fasting, and during that time of fasting, he took me to the heavenlies. I saw this eagle, and the left side of this eagle—.

The eagle represents what?

United States of America. I saw where this left wing had dropped and was battered and bruised and wounded deeply, but it had an American flag wrapped around it like a banner. You would take a normal banner on your wounds.

Jeremiah Johnson also had some prophetic dreams. Let's listen to his.

Jeremiah, welcome to the program today. Tell us a little bit about the two angels that visited you in the dream that night.

Thank you so much for having me on the show. In this encounter, an angel of glory that was just pure gold wearing a white sash entered into my room, and then there was an angel of cleansing.

There is no such thing as an angel of cleansing. The Bible says nothing about an angel of cleansing.

That had a large broom in its hands, and I began to interact with these two angels at night, and they began to tell me that there is a boom that is coming to the upper room. No more rhymes now. I mean it.

Anybody want to feel it?

I believe that they were saying to me that there is a mighty outpouring of the Holy Spirit that is coming to the global church.

If I showed you all of the dreams and visions, this video would be weeks long. But all of these people, Tracy Cook, Kenan Bridges, Kevin Zadai, Hank Kuenemann, Cat Kerr, on and on and on, Kenneth Copeland, on and on and on, they all talk about their dreams and visions.

If they spent 1 as much time exegeting scripture as they do exegeting their dreams and visions, they would probably do themselves a great service in moving away from this nonsense. But this is one of the hallmarks of the charismatic movement.

They don't exegete scripture. I have a question. Where are the charismatic expositors? Where are they? They're practically non-existent. I won't say completely non-existent, but for all intents and purposes, there are no charismatic expositors of scripture.

They spend far more time expositing their dreams and their visions and giving you full exegesis of dreams and visions, which are just the products of their own vain imaginations. They spend way more time doing that than ever dealing with scripture.

And even when they do deal with scripture, again, almost without exception, what they do is they will begin with their dream and their vision, and then they will reference some scripture and then import that into their dream and vision.

So their dreams and visions is the foundation for everything they teach, everything they preach. And they use scripture, and they exegete scripture into their dreams and visions. My question is, where are the charismatic expositors?

It's almost like Bigfoot. There's lots of rumors about them and a few grainy photos, but there's no actual proof that they really exist. Not to say that there aren't some. There's a few. There are very few people who would be continuous charismatic, believe in the continuance or the restoration, rather, really more accurately said, of the apostolic gifts.

Guys like Wayne Grudem and Sam Storms, that would be more careful. But those guys, Wayne Grudem and Sam Storms, that's the fringe of the charismatic movement. That's not the mainstream. That's the fringe.

The mainstream of the charismatic movement is this garbage. That's the mainstream of the charismatic movement. And for proof of that, all you need to do is look at Christian television. Turn on TBN. Turn on Daystar.

Turn on La Silla Broadcasting. Turn on the Inspiration Network. Any other of these Christian outlets. They're all charismatic. 100 are charismatic. And when you turn on Christian television, you don't see exposition going on.

You don't see true expositors. You don't see men like John MacArthur or Steve Lawson or Paul Washer or Vody Balkam. You don't see expositors. You see Andrew Womack and Bill Johnson of Bethel Church and Christine Cain and Joyce Meyer, Creflo Dollar, Ed Young Jr., Stephen Furtick, Joel Osteen, Beth Moore, Robert Morris, Rick Warren.

None of these people are expositors. All Christian television is, is a function of supply and demand. That's all it is. That's all it is. Whatever the demand is, that's what they're going to supply. And so if you want to see where Christianity is, just the broad visible spectrum of evangelicalism as a whole, just turn on TBN.

Turn on Christian television. That's it. Because that's what the demand is. If there was a demand for exposition, if there was a demand for sound teaching, you would see men like John MacArthur and Steve Lawson and all these other true expositors.

But that's not what you see. Sid Roth has some of the, I mean, the, the looniest, looniest stuff that you could possibly imagine on a weekly basis on his television program. I mean, he, he had a lady named, her name escapes me right now, but he had a lady on a couple of years ago who claims that her, when she plays her violin, it's so anointed that people actually age in reverse.

He had Joshua Mills on several years ago who claims that a lady was fishing in the Arctic. She lost her sunglasses and God brought up a fish to her wearing a brand, not the pair that she lost, mind you, but a brand new pair of sunglasses, a fish wearing sunglasses.

I mean, the looniest stuff. Throwing babies against walls. I'm actually going to do a video on that. But yeah, reenacting something out of the life of Smith Wigglesworth that supposedly happened when God apparently told him to throw a baby against a wall and then kick it.

I mean, honestly, it is so bizarre and disturbing and just lunacy, absolute lunacy. If somebody came up to me and said, and they held a gun to my head and said, Justin, I want you to come up with something, with, with something crazier than the previous guest on Sid Roth's program.

I'd say, pull the trigger. I got nothing. Literally. I mean, I could not do it. It is, it is, it is, it is, it is disturbing. It is disgusting. The world is laughing at it. And again, where are the charismatic expositors?