A pastor describes three men converting from a cult and joining his church, then warns that without proper discipleship and accountability, young believers fall into sexual sin and spiritual confusion. He calls his congregation to pray and confront these failures before more people leave the church for communities that feel more loving.
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A guy just gave his life to Christ. A cultist, a cultist. 3 of them entered my room around past 10 at night. Kneel down! I said, we want to give our life to Jesus. I was too happy. I said, ah, join our church. Young Christian that we are still trying to disciple, started trying to ask a sister out. That one said no. He left the one who was dating for him because they were having sex, then went to another one down and said yes. It was in Bible study they brought the matter. No call, no counseling, no confirmation, nothing. No investigation, no teaching. Didn't know his level. There's a guy here who is trying to defy our girls. This, this is from the pit of hell. Everybody rise up, stretch your hands now. We pray that God will put out his light. And I watched everyone, Father, including the one who is masturbating, put out his light. And I looked at the guy and he was looking at me and I saw tears drop. I knew we had lost it. I knew warfare started before they could say benediction. He had picked his— you know, there are people who felt more loved in their occultic practice than church. Ah, how do we— how, how more can we communicate this? How can they love each other more in witchcraft coven than church? We