How have Christian leaders become aligned with the “dark earthly realm rulers” in our day that push deadly vaccines?

Originally published by davidkeas.com.

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It only takes a few influential people to inflict significant harm on the world.

Ephesians 2:2b (TPT) describes leaders who: “obeying the dark ruler of the earthly realm who fills the atmosphere with his authority, and works diligently in the hearts of those who are disobedient to the truth of God.”

This verse describes the terrible reality on planet earth. The only defense to the reoccurring schemes of demonized leaders is a solid connection to the word of God and the Spirit of God.

How have Christian leaders become aligned with the “dark earthly realm rulers” in our day that push deadly vaccines that have an unknown purpose? In many cases, they relied on a human motto that sounded good to steal the watchman’s awareness that the people of God must cling to. Mottos are things that human organizations, including the church, like to focus on in front of people. However, if they are repeated religiously, mottos crowd out other truths by their nature. It is unfortunate that exclusive focus on a single biblical truth, such as “do everything out of love,” can itself become a source of deception. It can steal the discernment of God’s people. Repeating such statements as a slogan over and over will eventually become a deception to us that displaces other essential truths. We are not very good at fighting long-term deceptive agendas, whereas our enemies, whether they are communists or freemasons, are quite good at this.

Rick Joyner brought this issue to my attention several years ago, and mentioned that Martin Luther stressed the importance to the preachers under him to remind their flocks of all the essential teachings of the Bible once a year. Man’s heart can too easily be influenced by man-made agendas, which can lead us to deception. It is the nature of human beings to want to focus on something and to rally people to a cause. We are not as good as we would like to think we are.

As Jesus said, no one is good but God alone. The fact that God alone is good, not governments, or medical organizations, or even church leaders is something we must keep centered in our minds, to protect us from human agendas that have been misaligned. Protect your mind with this essential truth. It doesn’t take much to produce false doctrine and set ourselves up for deception. It may happen slowly over decades, and God is not obligated to point those errors out to us; on the contrary, we are obligated to study to continually show ourselves approved unto God.

The word of God provides for our protection from deception. Knowing that deception will be a severe attack on the church in the end times (1 Timothy 4:1), we should now formulate a plan to avoid that.

Originally published by davidkeas.com.

Author: David Keas

David Keas grew up on the Central Coast of California in a little town called Los Osos. After graduating from San Jose State in 1983, he went into the Navy and spent most of his 15 years there doing aviation maintenance management which gave him the opportunity to design administrative and operational processes, which he enjoys. His last 20 years have been spent doing various different things with software and construction. He is drawn towards supporting government leaders in developing public policy. Visit his personal blog at davidkeas.com.

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