S2 E167: Can You Be a Christian Witch?

Can someone practice witchcraft and still call it Christian—as long as they're using it for good?That question sent me straight to Scripture.The Bible is undeniably supernatural. We see prophecy, healing, miracles, spiritual gifts, and even people raised from the dead. But does the existence of supernatural works in Scripture mean every supernatural practice can be incorporated into Christianity?In this episode of Unpolished but Called, we're looking at the difference between biblical miracles and magic, prophecy and divination, and why something being accurate, helpful, or even supernatural doesn't automatically mean it came from God.We'll look at the woman with the spirit of divination in Acts 16, Simon's desire for spiritual power in Acts 8, God's warnings in Deuteronomy, and the biblical command to “try the spirits whether they are of God.”Because “but it worked” isn't enough.Good intentions are not the same thing as biblical truth—and Christianity isn't about learning how to control the supernatural. It's about surrendering ourselves to God.Scripture referenced:Deuteronomy 18:10–12Acts 9:402 Peter 1:21Acts 16:17–18Deuteronomy 13:1–3Acts 8:18–201 Thessalonians 5:21Matthew 22:37Luke 10:201 John 4:1🎥 YouTube: youtube.com/@kathrinshaffer🌐 More from Kathrin: kathrinshaffer.com🔗 All links: https://linktr.ee/unpolishedbutcalledIf this episode made you think, share it with someone and subscribe so you don't miss the next conversation.