Tony writes “Today we have Chris joining the show to share of two extremely edge experiences he has had. We start off when Chris was 19 years old and he decided he wanted to get his own place to live.
That was a decision he would learn that came back to haunt him. His apartment was plagued with demonic activity and he shares it all with us! Then he talks about the time he had to perform an exorcism on his first wife and how that was more terrifying than his apartment!”
Lisa B
That was creepy…
Renee S
Christ, I commend you for standing strong in your faith
Rodney P
I couldn’t imagine going through what this guy went through. I could listen to these types of ghost encounters all day long there so interesting.
Rodney P
What’s that noise at 1:29:30 ? Weird
L. Oriana S
Great information on battling demonic possession by calling on Jesus Christ. Unfortunately it contrasted harshly with Tony’s zealous effort to sell his own brand afterward. This is a much more serious and important subject than making a buck.
Christopher R
Consider speaking with Catholic exorcists Fr. Chad Ripperger, Fr. Gary Thomas, Fr. Vince Lampert and Fr. Bob Bailey, and Catholic demonologist Adam Blai. Catholic priests are not permitted to charge money for exorcisms, and must go through a thorough process of investigation before receiving permission to perform a solemn exorcism by their bishop, although any priest is permitted to perform a minor exorcism without explicit permission by virtue of his priestly faculties.
In the Catholic Church things like this are handled through strictly defined channels of authority and strictly defined parameters which, in my opinion, are important safeguards when dealing with the trickery and malevolence of the fallen angelic spirits.
Christopher R
Also, it is not enough to appeal solely to the Bible as one’s authority for dealing with the demonic. The Bible is a Catholic document, as it was Catholic bishops who formally defined the canon of books to be included in the Bible. Moreover, Protestant bibles are missing seven books, as they were removed by reformers at the time of the Reformation.