Talk Back with Bob Larson: The Devil and Death metal TwilightWan✰20 2011-02-04 | Pt2 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIsBl1O_ikE&feature=channel_video_title& chck out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZL7MIDlqX8&feature=related
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Talk Back with Bob Larson: Devil & Death Metal Part 2 TwilightWan✰20 2011-09-03 | Chck out:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FZL7MIDlqX8&feature=relatedP.S.I appreciate all ya'll comment(s) Even the 1s I haven't gotten 2 yet ~ The responses have been over-whelming & TG I saved some of Bob's old videos or we wouldn't have this piece of HD quality video to watch & peace :)
Bob Larson: Showdown with Satanism (pt 1) TwilightWan✰20 2011-04-07 | Something from Bob: (07/21/11) BEYOND BELIEF - A CRITIQUE BOB LARSON'S REACTION TO ABC-TV NIGHTLINE LAST NIGHTA strange thing happened on the way to the airing of ABC-TV's "Beyond Belief" last night. As we alerted our friends, our ministry was supposed to be featured. Last month ABC sent a camera crew to New York to interview me and filmed an amazing exorcism of a woman delivered from a demon of Sexual Sin going back 10 generations. I was told by the producer that several credible Catholic priests would also be interviewed about exorcism. Somehow between my filming and the final product that aired last night, the show took a turn away from actual exorcism to more generic testimonials about the devil, and the featuring of a deliverance ministry that, frankly, embarrassed me as an exorcist. I suspect that my Catholic friends feel the same way. Our ministry was featured in promos leading up to the show, their web site about the show opened with a photo of me casting out demons, and I appeared for a brief microsecond at the start of the program. Other notable Catholic exorcists, whom I was told were also being filmed, likewise failed to appear. There were some stirring testimonials and a few shots of what appeared to be an exorcism, but the priest refused to be identified. Perhaps the highlight was Dave Mustaine, formerly of the death metal rock bands Metallica and Megadeth, sharing the testimony of his conversion to Christianity and admitting the demonic aspects of his music. This segment of the show also talked about the satanic metal band Slayer, a band I toured with some years ago to write an article for SPIN magazine. I was warned in advance by a friend who saw the show aired in EDT that they had cut the part about our ministry. At first I was disappointed, but as the show progressed I was glad not to be lumped in with some of the other aspects of the program that dealt with exorcism, particularly the "Baptist" church. I do not personally know the pastor, and I'm sure he's very sincere. He also said some excellent things about how demons operate. But the rest of the segment about his church caused me to cringe. (At one point the pastor insisted that "everyone" has demons, it's "just a matter of how many," a view I strongly contest. While wishing God's blessing on anyone who dares to do deliverance, for the sake of the integrity of the hundreds of Do What Jesus Did (DWJD©) deliverance teams around the world, I must distance myself from some ill-advised practices of this Baptist church. First, unlike this church, we never hand out deliverance barf bags at the entry to our seminars. We don't encourage people to indulge group psychology by coughing, yawning, and puking in unison. We don't deal with demons of hemorrhoids and restless legs, as was mentioned last night. We would never hold an eight-year-old child on the floor, with large adults on top of him, claiming to cast out demons. We don't assume people have demons. We insist on objective identification of demons through verbal interrogation, after a process of inner healing and psychological, medical, and emotional evaluation. Even when you see excerpts of me casting out demons on youtube, the exorcism takes place AFTER extensive questioning of all generational and psychological factors. The heart of our ministry is healing the brokenhearted who are victims of sin and abuse. As I've often said, "Demons as merely speed-bumps on the way to restoration and spiritual wholeness." Exorcism can be a necessary, final step in the healing process. ABC-TV did a commendable job of not censoring the Christian testimonials in last night's program. But the next time they decide to do a show on exorcism, they should actually do it on exorcism. Spiritual Freedom Church 303-980-1511 Denver, Colorado 80236
Bob Larson: Kids killing kids TwilightWan✰20 2011-04-07 | Bob's Blog: http://boblarson.org/blog Something from Bob: (07/21/11) BEYOND BELIEF - A CRITIQUE BOB LARSON'S REACTION TO ABC-TV NIGHTLINE LAST NIGHT A strange thing happened on the way to the airing of ABC-TV's "Beyond Belief" last night. As we alerted our friends, our ministry was supposed to be featured. Last month ABC sent a camera crew to New York to interview me and filmed an amazing exorcism of a woman delivered from a demon of Sexual Sin going back 10 generations. I was told by the producer that several credible Catholic priests would also be interviewed about exorcism. Somehow between my filming and the final product that aired last night, the show took a turn away from actual exorcism to more generic testimonials about the devil, and the featuring of a deliverance ministry that, frankly, embarrassed me as an exorcist. I suspect that my Catholic friends feel the same way. Our ministry was featured in promos leading up to the show, their web site about the show opened with a photo of me casting out demons, and I appeared for a brief microsecond at the start of the program. Other notable Catholic exorcists, whom I was told were also being filmed, likewise failed to appear. There were some stirring testimonials and a few shots of what appeared to be an exorcism, but the priest refused to be identified. Perhaps the highlight was Dave Mustaine, formerly of the death metal rock bands Metallica and Megadeth, sharing the testimony of his conversion to Christianity and admitting the demonic aspects of his music. This segment of the show also talked about the satanic metal band Slayer, a band I toured with some years ago to write an article for SPIN magazine. I was warned in advance by a friend who saw the show aired in EDT that they had cut the part about our ministry. At first I was disappointed, but as the show progressed I was glad not to be lumped in with some of the other aspects of the program that dealt with exorcism, particularly the "Baptist" church. I do not personally know the pastor, and I'm sure he's very sincere. He also said some excellent things about how demons operate. But the rest of the segment about his church caused me to cringe. (At one point the pastor insisted that "everyone" has demons, it's "just a matter of how many," a view I strongly contest. While wishing God's blessing on anyone who dares to do deliverance, for the sake of the integrity of the hundreds of Do What Jesus Did (DWJD©) deliverance teams around the world, I must distance myself from some ill-advised practices of this Baptist church. First, unlike this church, we never hand out deliverance barf bags at the entry to our seminars. We don't encourage people to indulge group psychology by coughing, yawning, and puking in unison. We don't deal with demons of hemorrhoids and restless legs, as was mentioned last night. We would never hold an eight-year-old child on the floor, with large adults on top of him, claiming to cast out demons. We don't assume people have demons. We insist on objective identification of demons through verbal interrogation, after a process of inner healing and psychological, medical, and emotional evaluation. Even when you see excerpts of me casting out demons on youtube, the exorcism takes place AFTER extensive questioning of all generational and psychological factors. The heart of our ministry is healing the brokenhearted who are victims of sin and abuse. As I've often said, "Demons as merely speed-bumps on the way to restoration and spiritual wholeness." Exorcism can be a necessary, final step in the healing process. ABC-TV did a commendable job of not censoring the Christian testimonials in last night's program. But the next time they decide to do a show on exorcism, they should actually do it on exorcism. Spiritual Freedom Church 303-980-1511 Denver, Colorado 80236
