When our favorite pink-haired charismatic “prophetess” Kat Kerr isn’t revealing how to access the ‘body parts room’ in heaven, sharing how heaven smells like pumpkin pie and where cows drive around on tractors, claiming she has a picture of thousands of lion-faced angels frog-marching chained demons across the sky in order to go to heaven for judgment, talking about how heaven is filled with giant 20ft sasquatches, unicorns, 200ft high cryptids, that there’s a Jello-land in heaven where mansions are made of candy and waterfalls made of cholocate, she’s explaining that Jesus literally took her to heaven, where she spent a week hanging out with Charlie Kirk.
Appearing with chief enabler Steve Shultz, Kerr shared details of what Kirk was wearing, what he and God the Father talked about, what was in Kirk’s heavenly mansion, and the message he asked God the Father to give his widow, Erika Kirk, and their children.
The whole time, Kerr is adamant that this wasn’t just some vision she had, but rather, “I’m actually right there. You know? I’m not like watching from the earth. I was actually there and I’m like, I’m shaking.”
Charismatic "prophetess" claims she went to heaven and spent a week with Charlie Kirk, detailing what Kirk was wearing, what he and God talked about, what was in Kirk's heavenly mansion, and the message he asked God the Father to give his widow, Erika Kirk, and their children. pic.twitter.com/bItHRC33zi
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4 responses to “Charismatic Prophetess Recounts Spending A Week With Charlie Kirk In Heaven”
So many of these charismatics who constantly talk about the Holy Spirit are themselves enslaved to their flesh, and are focused on the temporal here and now, in service to their flesh. They deny the first and foremost work of the Holy Spirit. And that work of the Holy Spirit is not evident in them. They badly flunk the testing of the spirits.
She’s out of her freakin deluded mind. And the itching ears just keep on sucking it up.
When I was young there was a girl I knew who was like this. Her whole life she had been making up fantastical stories and would tell them as if they were the honest truth. She was really nice when she didn’t think she had to become enmeshed in her imaginations and relate them to people and then to what end? Maybe it was to make her ordinary life seem extraordinary.
Don’t let your people practice fortune telling, or function as mediums,
or psychics or call forth the spirits of
the dead. Deuteronomy 28:10-14