The rumors are real. After the assassination of Charlie Kirk stories circulated that

the online magazine “Jezebel,” self-described as taking a “bold, feminist stance,” had cursed

Kirk. As the story claimed, a reporter at “Jezebel” had contacted a witchcraft section of the

online “marketplace” Etsy. “Jezebel” sought to put a curse on Kirk to see if it would affect him

and his organization. Two days later he was dead. Did the curse work? Are death curses form

witches real, and what power can they possibly have to effect evil on the intended target?

Most Christians ignore the topic of demons. On the other hand, Christians who do embrace the concept of spiritual warfare often go overboard with unbiblical ideas. In this podcast, Dr. Bob Larson, The Real Exorcist, discusses three common misconceptions about demonic activity. You’re in for a surprise about things that you may have wrongly thought about

what demons can and cannot do.

You are lying in bed and suddenly you are awakened. It’s 3 a.m. You struggle to focus your eyes. The bedroom is dark except for light seeping in through a crack in the door. Suddenly you see him. A shadowy figure standing at the foot of the bed. You can't make out the face. But there is no mistaking that Fedora hat. You've heard about him and now he is there just a few feet away. The Hat Man. Is he real? Is it your imagination? Is it a demon? Dr. Bob Larson knows who the Hat Man is, so pay close attention to his warning.

The assassination of 31-year-old Charlie Kirk on the campus of Utah Valley University has shaken the nation. Some news channels have reported that a journalist paid for witchcraft spells several days before his tragic death. Did witchcraft kill Charlie Kirk? Watch as Dr. Bob Larson offers an explanation of this tragedy from a spiritual perspective.

Do you curse occasionally? Full blown F-words or darns that became dangs that become damns? I’ve observed that the incidents of Christians cursing and using foul language has increased exponentially. Does this expanding coarseness of conversation have spiritual significance? Is the degradation of vocal expressions, even by people of faith, an indication of lost propriety and a sign of something more sinister? I’m shocked that often Christians curse as much as those who do not know Christ – and this includes some well-known pastors whose names you would recognize.

Can you get demons from watching a movie? Yes, if it is the movie KPOP DEMON HUNTERS. Over 50 and never heard of it? This Korean-inspired film about 3 female pop stars who drive away demons with their songs is the most watched film EVER on Netflix. And it’s now in movie theaters, the first major crossover-over of its kind with its initial start on a streaming

platform. It has hundreds of millions of followers in the 18-30 category, plus tons more who are prepubescent. It’s heralded for its “unique plot,” and “star studded singing cast.” What reviewers aren’t telling you is that the storyline comes straight out of Korean, shamanistic, witchcraft beliefs. Dr. Bob Larson says this movie is a new wave of demonic takeover of our

children and grandchildren.

You’ve never seen a demon like this. Footage from an exorcism

performed live in a Bob Larson Seminar. Larson’s message was interrupted by a

woman violently manifesting demons. This is not an excerpt or condensed

deliverance. You’ll see the entire 40-minute process of confronting the demon,

determining the demon’s identity, and the dramatic conclusion. Along the way,

there are twists and turns uncovering how this demon entered the woman’s

bloodline more than 4,000 years ago. When it’s over, you’ll say, “I’ve never seen

anything like that!”

Meet a real Satanist. Not one of the sanitized varieties that you see on some Christan YouTube sites. Dr. Bob Larson doesn’t doubt the sincerity of some who say they’ve come out of Satanism, but he often questions how deeply such individuals were truly involved in the black arts. Not so with Michael Stewart, leader of a Kansas City area satanic cult called The Satanic Grotto.

This podcast features Bob Larson, known as the “real” exorcist, discussing the power of two words that demons fear: “YOU FAILED.” Larson explains how these words can shift the dynamics of spiritual warfare, emphasizing that they signify the cancellation of a demon’s legal rights and the assurance of victory through faith in Christ. Larson highlights the importance of removing demons’ legal rights through renunciation and repentance, asserting that once these rights are canceled, the battle for the soul is won.

More than half of the people come to Dr. Bob Larson for ministry report having had at some time in their life nighttime mommy sexual attacks. If this number were a small handful, it could more easily be dismissed. These individuals are not mentally incompetent.