Ex-psychic Jenn Nizza hit back at podcaster Mel Robbins’ claims that psychic readings are accurate.
“Mel Robbins has one of the biggest podcasts in the world, which is exactly why I need to talk about an episode that she was recently doing that I saw in my Reels,” she said in an Instagram video. “Because this isn’t something she’s just discussing for entertainment. She actually puts real weight into what this person tells her, and she’s encouraging millions of people to listen to [this].”
In a clip Nizza played, Robbins spoke about psychic Kim Russo, saying, “She literally can talk to dead people.”
“Put the deception aside,” Nizza said. “I’m a former psychic medium. I lived in this world of divination for 25 years before Jesus saved me out of it.”
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She shared that she knows Russo, adding, “My heart breaks for [Kim], but loving somebody doesn’t mean staying silent about something that I know is spiritually dangerous. In fact, it’s the opposite.”
“What really concerns me here is the amount of weight Mel gives these readings,” Nizza continued. “And this is exactly why psychic readings are not a firm foundation for your life.”
She concluded, “It isn’t prophecy from God. This is coming from the devil.”
Nizza has previously challenged those who believe in psychic prophecies.
“Demons will lie…they’re lying spirits,” she told CBN News. “You and I can make predictions, and I talk about this all the time with a high rate of accuracy, but we’re not God. So we’re not going to know the future. Only God knows the future.”
Warning those who believe these practices are harmless, Nizza said, “You’re trying to hold to the standards of the world, which is run by the devil, which is subjective, and you start overlapping sin after sin after sin, more New Age practices.”
She reiterated this point in an interview with The Christian Post, saying, “So many Christians are being led astray — not because they’re evil, but because they’re uninformed. The enemy is a master of smoke and mirrors. He’s not going to show up with horns. He’s going to look like your best friend, your therapist, your guide.”
“Jesus is enough,” Nizza continued. “No amount of power or knowledge or identity you think you’re gaining from the occult will ever satisfy. But Jesus will.”
Nizza’s warnings are important as so many major forms of media push occult content to their viewers.
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