EPISODE · Nov 12, 2025 · 47 MIN
Episode 43 | The Great Scattering: Finding Your Foundation When Everything Shakes
from The Weird Wednesday Podcast · host Tori & Tina
There's a scattering happening - and it's not just political division. Christians are fracturing against Christians, conservatives against conservatives, liberals against liberals. We're weaker when we're disconnected this way. And into that chaos, the enemy is offering counterfeits that look like enlightenment, empowerment, and spiritual exploration.I'm watching believers casually engage in tarot, crystals, moon rituals, and manifestation practices - thinking it's harmless, thinking it's "just fun." But make no mistake: this is strategic enemy warfare, not cultural drift.In this episode, we're talking about:The Holy Spirit as a spirit of unity vs. the enemy's strategy of scatteringWhy "witchy stuff" feels harmless to Christians (and why it's not)The difference between stewarding God's design and practicing divinationHow God created us as energetic beings - and how the enemy hijacks that truthWhy tarot, crystals, and manifestation are spiritual doorways you don't want to openBeing in awe of Yahweh instead of settling for counterfeitsThe only foundation that holds when everything is shakingThis one's convicting. But I hope it's also clarifying and empowering. Because when you're rooted in Christ, you don't have to fear the storm.PLUS: I'm announcing the podcast rebrand! Beginning of December, we're officially becoming The Wednesday Podcast: Faith, Mind & Mystery. Same heart, new name.Key Topics: spiritual warfare, tarot cards, crystals, manifestation, New Age practices, discernment, Holy Spirit, unity, scattering, frequency and energy, occult practices, biblical foundation, Matthew 7:24-27, Romans 1:19-20, Christian identity, divination, witchcraft, pastoral care
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