EPISODE · Oct 31, 2024 · 1H 2M
Desensitized to the Devil? Navigating Occult Influence on Pop Culture
from Rethink Revive with David Leake · host Jeff and Dave Leake
In this eye-opening episode, Dave and Jeff delve deep into the increasing presence of the occult and Satanic influences in today’s pop culture. From video games like 'Fortnite' and TV shows on Disney Plus to music videos and pop culture icons, nothing seems off-limits. In light of the Halloween season, they discuss whether these trends are a mere fascination or a genuine spiritual threat, and how Christians should respond. They also provide practical advice for parents, discuss the potential dangers of casual entertainment choices, and emphasize the importance of spiritual vigilance. Don't miss this essential conversation for understanding the spiritual undercurrents of contemporary culture.👉 Subscribe for weekly conversations on faith and cultureRethink Revive is a podcast where we carry on Pastor Jeff Leake’s legacy by having honest conversations about faith, leadership, grief, and navigating change in a rapidly shifting world. Whether we’re addressing cultural trends, spiritual questions, or everyday challenges of faith, our goal is simple: to help you think deeply, live faithfully, and experience renewal in God’s presence. Formerly known as the Allison Park Leadership Podcast.
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In this eye-opening episode, Dave and Jeff delve deep into the increasing presence of the occult and Satanic influences in today’s pop culture. From video games like 'Fortnite' and TV shows on Disney Plus to music videos and pop culture icons, nothing seems off-limits. In light of the Halloween season, they discuss whether these trends are a mere fascination or a genuine spiritual threat, and how Christians should respond. They also provide practical advice for parents, d...
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