When Prophets Claim to Find Missing People and Items - Lovesick Scribe
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Every day, children go missing due to running away or being kidnapped and trafficked. Psychics have claimed to supernaturally know information regarding some of these individuals, providing information to police and other authorities. These same types of claims have also been stated by leaders such as Dan McCollam, who oversees the Finders Ministry. This organization claims to train people in activating their prophetic gift so that they can find people and even lost pets and lost items. Is this Biblical, or is it New Age in what they are doing?
Join me as we look at a recent interview regarding this topic, and we consider it in light of Scripture.
Original Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGrxNyUPgQI
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