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Jonathan Cahn Unveils the Ancient Mystery Behind ‘Barbie’
In one of his latest videos, Jonathan Cahn unveiled the ancient mystery behind the “Barbie” movie as it skyrockets to the top of box office charts. In a world where entertainment and pop culture play a pivotal role in shaping societal norms and values, the release of this seemingly innocent movie has had far greater spiritual implications than anyone might have thought.
“The fact that Hollywood could take that doll and turn it into an attack on half of the human race, on marriage, on life itself is a sign of just how sickened our culture has become,” Cahn said.
Cahn points out that the movie is blatant in its attack against marriage, and particularly on men. He suggests that there is an even darker mystery behind Barbie’s cheerful façade.
Benny Hinn’s Dream: ‘The Coming of the Lord is Upon Us’
Spiritual dreams, Benny Hinn says, don’t happen very often in life. But when they do, he warns believers to pay very close attention to them.
In a video released Aug. 16 on YouTube, the renowned evangelist, teacher and author says he recently had “an amazing prophetic dream” in which he had a profound encounter with the Lord Jesus Christ, and the dream has convinced him that we are “very, very close” to the coming of the Lord.
According to Hinn, the last time he had a prophetic dream was in the 1970s, when he saw himself swimming in a turbulent ocean, and the Lord lifted him out of the waters and put him into a boat. He says he had just gotten saved when he had that dream.
Charisma News Brief: Brian Houston Acquitted of Cover-Up
Hillsong Church co-founder and former senior pastor Brian Houston has been acquitted by an Australian court of charges for concealing his father’s sexual abuse and not reporting it to the police.
The verdict was announced on Thursday, two months after closing arguments on the case.
The Sydney Magistrate Gareth Christofi ruled that Houston, 69, had a reasonable excuse for not reporting his father’s offenses to police. The court accepted that Houston believed the victim, Brett Sengstock, did not want the abuse that occurred in the 1970s reported to the police. {eoa}
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