Oct 31st is a big day for Christians - it's the day of Reformation!

About 500 years ago, Martin Luther famously nailed his "95 Theses" to the door of the Wittenberg church, protesting the unbiblical teaching and practices of Roman Catholicism. He, and many others, boldly took a stand against the dominating religious teachings of his day, calling on them to return to God's Word as the sole authority defining salvation, church function, and Chrisian living.

Today, we celebrate the existence of Protestantism and the freedom of Christianity from the corrupted grip of Roman Catholicism. But, the reforming is never complete. We must study the Word for ourselves and have the boldness and courage of the early reformers to stand against unbiblical church teachings and practices today; compelling them as well to return to the authority of Scripture in all matters of salvation, church operations, and Christian living.

In this episode, we answer the questions with a biblical worldview-Are witches real and is witchcraft real?

We've compiled most of the references and miscellaneous Scripture verses that mention Jezebel in order to analyze her character. In this podcast we discuss Jezebel as a leader / influencer and as a woman, as categorized in three main points:
She was a leader / influencer who used her position to lead others into sin, namely sexual sin.
She led others away from God and into idolatry, even as far as witchcraft.
She hates and persecutes those who work for the Lord and hold fast to His authority.
This is a 3-part miniseries in the midst of our Jezebel study. We hope you tune in and learn something new with us! If so, please leave us a comment and let us know! Please like, share, and subscribe, we appreciate all the support we get. You can reach us directly at diggingdeeper247@gmail.com.

(If you have watched this and have felt convicted in any way and want to make it right with God, we lead you through a prayer in part 2C, the third part of the miniseries, in which you can follow along and receive God's forgiveness once and for all! Alternatively, you may reach out to your local church / congregation for assistance, and if that's not possible, please send us a direct email!)