Evan DiDio

@joerogan and Representative @timburchett just referenced me while commenting on the UFO disclosure/warning meeting with pastors, here's my reaction. The Church should not stay silent while the world searches for answers.

They Lied to You About the Secret UFO Meeting (The Truth) In this video we address the lies, misconceptions, and misrepresentations circulating on X and other platforms. We also go over what happened in the meeting, why some people are getting mixed up about the details, and how the gaits of hell will not prevail against the CHURCH of Jesus Christ 🔥 #ufos #ufo #uap #aliens #demons #endtimes

What to Expect When You Declare War on the Spirit of Religion So you stood in church and declared war on the spirit of religion. You felt bold. Fired up. Ready for battle. You imagined angels, demons, dramatic moments. What you got was irritation in the parking lot. That is usually how it starts. You feel overlooked. Someone else gets the mic. Your idea was not chosen. You replay a conversation in your head. You want to correct someone. You want to be heard. Welcome to the real battlefield. The spirit of religion rarely shows up looking dark and obvious. It whispers. It provokes. It feeds your flesh. It sounds spiritual while stirring pride, comparison, insecurity, and the need to be right. Religion loves to be seen. It loves to be known as deep. It loves control. But the fruit is not love, joy, or peace. The fruit is agitation, suspicion, and offense. That is your first clue. The First Battle Is Internal When you declare war on religion, the first place God deals with is your heart. Paul said in Galatians 2:20, “I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me.” Crucifixion means death. Death to entitlement. Death to the constant need for recognition. Death to the thought that says, “After all I have done, I deserve more.” Religion thrives where the flesh survives. You will feel the urge to defend yourself. To explain your value. To subtly make sure people notice your sacrifice. In that moment, you have a choice. Die, or demand. Your Motives Will Be Tested Declaring war on religion invites the Holy Spirit to examine your motives. Why are you serving? Why are you giving? Why are you speaking? Why are you posting? Those questions can sting. They can also free you. The Spirit exposes motives to purify you. Revival does not grow in ego. It grows in surrender. You may discover that what you called boldness was frustration. What you called discernment was suspicion. What you called zeal was insecurity. That realization can hurt. It can also heal. Offense Will Try to Recruit You When you resist religion, offense will try to pull you in. Someone will misunderstand you. Someone will overlook you. Someone will not applaud you. Religion will whisper, “See? You are not valued.” That is when you must ask: Is this the fruit of the Spirit? Is this faith? If it is not love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, or temperance, it is not the Spirit leading you. Faith trusts God with reputation. Faith trusts God with promotion. Faith trusts God with timing. Resurrection only comes to the dead. When you die to being seen, God sees you. When you die to being right, He makes you fruitful. When you die to recognition, He releases influence that does not depend on applause. That is freedom. When a church is filled with crucified believers, religion loses oxygen. Joy rises. Unity strengthens. Faith grows. Revival becomes culture, not just a meeting. So what should you expect when you declare war on the spirit of religion? Expect your flesh to protest. Expect your motives to be tested. Expect offense to knock. Expect God to deal with you first. And expect life on the other side. The first casualty will likely be your pride. That is very good news because once pride dies, grace rises. God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble. God send us more grace!

🚨 3 End Time Deceptions 🚨 Jesus warned us plainly: “Watch therefore, for ye know neither the day nor the hour wherein the Son of man cometh” (Matthew 25:13). With all the date-setting going on right now, don’t fall into the trap of overreacting. Saying “He WILL return on this date” is deception. But so is saying “He will NOT return on this date” or “It doesn’t matter when He comes.” The truth is clear: His return is imminent. It could be at any moment. Paul said, “For yourselves know perfectly that the day of the Lord so cometh as a thief in the night” (1 Thessalonians 5:2). That means we don’t speculate, we don’t get sloppy, and we don’t shrug it off. We live ready. Jesus said, “Be ye also ready: for in such an hour as ye think not the Son of man cometh” (Matthew 24:44). ⚡ Live watchful. Live holy. Live ready. Maranatha! Follow for More 📣

From 9/11 to Charlie Kirk, we are seeing this prophecy play out in real time. They will kill you and believe they are serving God. John 16:2 reminds us that persecution can be cloaked in religious zeal, carried out by people convinced they are “doing God a favor.” This describes the radical left. This is not a call to fear, but a call to faith. The early Church faced it. Our brothers and sisters around the world face it. And it's here in America now. The question is: will we remain faithful when the hatred feels holy to those who wield it? #NeverForget

WHO IS THE ANTICHRIST… and is he alive today? The Bible gives specific, detailed clues about his character, actions, and rise to power. 📜 Every one of these traits in the image comes straight from Scripture. No speculation. No fluff. So here’s the real question: 👉 Do you think the Antichrist is already on the world stage? Drop your thoughts and theories in the comments. ((Follow for More))

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