If You Want the Secret: How the Church Is Really Being Attacked in 2025

14 Dec 2025 · 2 min

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In this sermon‑style monologue, Harry Pitts explains that he consulted an artificial‑intelligence system to imagine how a hostile force might undermine the Christian church today. The AI outlined a four‑point strategy that leverages contemporary culture: first, capturing public attention so believers have no “margin for God”; second, confusing truth—including Scripture—to erode any solid foundation; third, dividing the church to weaken its collective witness; and fourth, diluting the gospel so that religious language persists while its transformative power fades. Pitts walks through each point, warning listeners that these subtle cultural tactics, not overt occultism, constitute the primary modern attack on the faith.

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I want you to hear me out on this one. I did something that was a little bit different. I went to— I went to AI and I asked AI a question. If you were the enemy, how would you map out strategy in this era? How would you attack the church? I asked AI technology this. Listen at the response. That it gave me. AI said this, if I were mapping out the enemy's strategy in this era, I will not start with witchcraft, horror movies, or open Satanism. I will start with what already has the attention of the secular world and the church. I would start with emotions and habits and quietly bend all of that just enough away from Jesus. Let me walk you through this playbook so you can understand how I would attack. The first strategy I would use, and given the tools that are present at this age, culture would definitely be a tool that I would use. Culture right now is the aim that I would focus on. One, I would capture attention so, so that The people no longer have margin for God. Confuse truth so nothing feels solid, including scripture. Number 3, I would divide the church so their witness is weakened. 4, I would dilute the gospel so Believers, young, old, and the babies in the church would retain religious language but lose transformative power.