Phil, gee, these people who call in so they can pray, they don't
realize what they are finding. But, you can't tell them, anyway.
earlier, Phil Scovell, wrote:
> Sandy gets off work about midnight. Since her computer work
>station is in our bedroom, I normally don't go to bed before she
>does because all that keyboard clicking, and voice synthesizer
>chatter, wakes me up sometimes. So, I sometimes watch TV for
>awhile but I almost always go listen to national news on the radio
>to see if the world has come to an end yet or to see if the
>rapture has occurred and somehow I missed it. the station I catch
>the national network news on, also broadcasts Coast To coast A M
>which used to be run by Art Bell. Anyhow, back in the very early
>nineties, I began listening to the show, from time to time, and
>discovered, they sometimes have Christians on. They often don't
>realize it up front but later it turns out they are Christians who
>happen to be experts in different areas. I do grow weary of all
>the UFO stuff, on the other hand, because I could care less if
>there is intelligent life on other planets or not. Of course,
>they have quite a crop of psychics as guests on the show. These
>are people who are never wrong and their predictions are 100
>percent on target every time. Yeah, right. No, I don't listen
>for very long because I go to bed normally as soon as Sandy
>finishes work between 11:30 and midnight. Besides, you can only
>take so much of the UFO stuff and the psychic stuff before you
>start playing with your fingers and toes, if you know what I mean.
>So, last night, I checked the show out, as usual. I like seeing
>what the rest of the world is doing and thinking. Washington DC
>tops the list for luny tune entertainment but Coast To coast is in
>the top five at least. So anyhow, I switch the program on. I had
>been listening to the BBC broadcast on a local National Public
>Radio station, you know, NPR, that really conservative Christian
>news outfit? they had been giving better coverage on the Middle
>East and I was way more interested in that than hearing about
>somebody picked up by a UFO or a psychic who once again got a
>prediction right. I noticed they never mention when the psychic
>guest has missed a prediction. speaking of which, remind me to
>tell you the time I caught Art Bell in an out and out lie on his
>show. Of course, Art now lives in the Philippines because a few
>weeks after his wife passed away, he married a 22 year old
>Filipino lady so he left and move there. Art is 60 years old.
>Lucky guy. I might move to the P I if I could find a 22 year
>young woman to love me. No, scratch that. I'm in love with a 60
>year old woman so I got it backwards. Well, she is almost sixty.
>Anyhow, I switched over to see what they were talking about. A
>woman called the show and told a story about how she was healed
>from seizures from one of these Brazilian psychic healers that
>waves his hands over your body and you are miraculously healed.
>I wonder if you have to take your clothes off first? Anyhow, it
>is nothing new and I have read about them for more than 30 years
>from Brazil and the P I, the Philippine Islands, and many other
>places. This healer told this lady, one reason why she wasn't
>being completely healed permanently was due to a couple of
>reasons. First, her medication was keeping her sick. There's
>good advice if I ever saw it. secondly, he told her that she was
>not doing what she was called to do. What was she called to do,
>you ask? She is supposed to be a medium. You know, a psychic,
>fortune teller, Tarot card reader, necromancer, that's somebody
>who can speak to the dead for you and some claim to be able to
>produce the dead so you can talk with them, and some modern
>mediums, the real hip ones, can even communicate with flying
>saucers and people millions of light years away. Yeah, pretty
>cool. Nope. You are right. Some of these people really do
>believe they have a gift from god. Of course, it isn't the God we
>know and that's why I spelled it with a small g and not with a
>capital letter. I almost laughed out loud when this lady told
>her story but then I felt sorry for her because she really
>believes what she experienced. The great counterfeiter is still
>at work but it isn't anything new. Just read the Bible and you'll
>read of people just like this. Well, excluding the UFO bit. Some
>people today, however, believe that's what Ezekiel was describing
>but all you have to do is read it once to know such is not the
>case. Anyhow, somehow I thought that story was worth sharing. I
>have heard of Christians who listen to this show at night just to
>be able to pray for everyone who calls in to find the truth.
>thank you Jesus for the faithful and give them strength.
>
>Phil.
>
>
>Has He Ever Crossed Your Mind?
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John
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