Ex-psychic Jenn Nizza recently sounded the alarm about a growing trend that sees parents teaching their children about witchcraft and sharing videos on TikTok.
She shared a clip of one woman telling viewers that they should teach their children manners because she is teaching her child witchcraft, like how to put hexes on other children.
“Watching other children participate in witchcraft does not make witchcraft innocent, harmless, or safe,” Nizza said. “Calling something a ‘trend’ doesn’t change what it is. There is nothing new under the sun.”
“The enemy will use new platforms and new packaging for the same old deception — and social media gives that deception direct access to young minds,” she wrote. “This is why we cannot be spiritually asleep while our children are online. Witchcraft should never be normalized, glamorized, or presented to children as something fun to imitate. ‘For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood…’ — Ephesians 6:12”
Nizza fully believes the devil is at work through these adults. Their children trust them to do what’s in their best interest — but this is not it.
Nizza herself was introduced to the occult from a young age. She was 13 years old when she was introduced to tarot cards and began to have dreams that would come true. Now she knows that the devil was using her.
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She said most who practice the occult believe they have good intentions, but Satan preys on that.
“This is part of the destruction that happens,” she said. “I think it’s the first line of deception…I’ve always been a compassionate person and these psychic mediums, for the most part, are nice, compassionate people that really do want to help other people.”
But “Satan masquerades as an angel of light,” Nizza said. “You think that you’re a servant of righteousness.”
A popular Scottish tarot reader, Alexandra Ashcroft, recently revealed that she is no longer a follower of the occult and has decided to follow Jesus.
After she deleted all of her occult content on her social medias, she said, “I don’t know exactly what comes next for me, but what I do know is that Jesus Christ has saved my life, and I can no longer ignore that reality.”
Nizza related to her experience. Both of the women gradually came to believe the Bible was true.
Nizza explained, “When Jesus first started drawing me out of that darkness, it was not an instant deliverance; it was a process.”
Like Nizza, Ashcroft has shared warnings of the occult on her social media. A day after Nizza shared about children learning witchcraft, Ashcroft said that young men and men online have convinced girls and young women to perform blood rituals through self-mutilation.
“They’re getting them to perform blood magic and those of us that have worked in that realm, we know what that’s doing. You’re signing demonic contracts,” she said.
It’s important that parents know that this is serious. Witchcraft is real, and it’s all rooted in Satan.
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