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Tony Alamo, August 12, 2026

Tony Alamo, August 12, 2026

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Ep238, How To Have Gods Life Living In You, Part 136, Exposing Propaganda: Spiritual Warfare, the Antichrist, and the Call to Stand by God’s Word Salvation, Spiritual Warfare, and the Purpose of the Broadcast Tony Alamo opens Program 238 by identifying it as Part 136 of his continuing teaching about having God’s life living within a believer. He explains that copies of the program are offered free of charge and briefly discusses giving to the church before moving into prayer. In the prayer, he asks God to save souls, strengthen the church, increase listeners’ wisdom, and reveal what he describes as the true identity and operation of the enemy. He repeatedly frames the Christian life as active spiritual warfare in which believers are commanded to resist Satan and pull down spiritual strongholds. The program’s religious message consistently presents the Bible as the only reliable standard against which other teachings and claims should be measured. Government, War, and Conspiracy Allegations A substantial portion of the program consists of Alamo’s allegations about governments, presidents, military events, the FBI, the World Trade Center, Oklahoma City, Waco, the USS Liberty, World War II, and international conflict. He argues that many events commonly attributed to foreign enemies were actually organized internally and then blamed on other countries through propaganda. He further alleges that U.S. presidents, government agencies, and international institutions act under the influence or direction of the Vatican. References to Lyndon Johnson, George Patton, Douglas MacArthur, Dwight Eisenhower, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Alex Jones, Charlie Sheen, and Michael Moore appear as part of this larger argument. These accusations and historical interpretations are presented in the transcript as Alamo’s claims and are not independently verified within the program. The Vatican, Rome, and Alamo’s Interpretation of Revelation Alamo repeatedly identifies Rome and the Vatican with Satan’s seat, the woman or “great whore” described in Revelation, the Antichrist, and what he calls a one-world church-government system. He cites Revelation 17:9, Revelation 17:5, Revelation 12:9, and passages in Revelation 13 while arguing that biblical prophecy reveals the source of modern political and religious deception. He makes numerous severe allegations concerning Catholic clergy, child molestation, homosexuality, murder, theft, prostitution, and political control. He describes the Vatican, government, and media as interconnected elements of a satanic system that manipulates world opinion. The transcript presents these characterizations as Alamo’s religious interpretations and accusations rather than as established facts. Propaganda and the Manipulation of Public Opinion The central conceptual theme of the episode is propaganda. Alamo compares modern political and media messaging with Satan’s deception of Eve in the Garden of Eden and with propaganda associated with Goebbels. He argues that propaganda can make people accept lies, fear designated enemies, support wars, distrust Christians, and misunderstand biblical teaching. He also applies the term to advertising and popular culture, mentioning fast food and television religious programming as examples of messages that can influence public behavior. In his account, propaganda succeeds when people fail to read the Bible and instead allow institutions, media outlets, or political authorities to determine what they believe. Church Authority, Public Schools, and Religious Separation Following a recording of “Onward, Christian Soldiers,” Alamo turns to criticism of government involvement in churches and argues for strong church autonomy. He says his church does not permit children to attend public school when the church has its own school and identifies himself as president of the American Association of Non-Denominational Christian Schools. He criticizes people he describes as former members who publicly complain about church discipline and invokes the separation of church and state while accusing government authorities of interfering with church property and practice. He presents his own background in promotion as a reason he believes he can recognize manipulative publicity techniques. This section reinforces his broader claim that government, media, and religious institutions use coordinated propaganda against his church and against Christianity as he understands it. Repentance, Judgment, and the Closing Invitation The final portion emphasizes divine judgment, repentance, and salvation. Alamo warns listeners that the spiritual condition they are in at death will determine how they appear before God and argues that no earthly propaganda can conceal a person’s actions from God. He says forgiveness is available when a person repents and has sins washed away through the blood of Jesus Christ. He then leads listeners through a prayer confessing belief in ...
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