Deliverance minister Isaiah Saldivar, who is quickly becoming one of the prominent and visible representations of the charismatic right on account of a rapidly growing social media presence, continues to teach weird and wonky things to justify his raison d’être.
We’ve written about him previously after he claimed that a gospel presentation without signs and wonders is inadequate, that the Apostle Peter was demon-possessed, that Christian couples and their children can be inhabited by demons all the time, and so families should cast demons out of each other every few months, and after he led a mass deliverance event to remove demons that got ‘passed down’ in the womb.
In a recently unearthed clip, Saldivar explains that he doesn’t wear eyeglasses while preaching.
Q: Can you look into a crowd and see demons on people or over areas?
A: Yes, that’s one of the reasons I don’t wear glasses when I preach, is because oftentimes I can see demons on people, and I start getting downloaded for them when I look at them.”
3 responses to “Deliverance Minister Isaiah Saldivar Says He Doesn’t Preach Wearing Glasses in Order To Avoid Seeing All the Demons in The Crowd”
Just add him to the long list of wolves in sheep’s clothing 🚫
This is beyond preposterous
[…] We’ve written about him previously after he claimed that a gospel presentation without signs and wonders is inadequate, that the Apostle Peter was demon-possessed, that Christian couples and their children can be inhabited by demons all the time, and so families should cast demons out of each other every few months after he led a mass deliverance event to remove demons that got ‘passed down’ in the womb, and after he claims he doesn’t wear glasses while preaching because otherwise, he would start seeing demons everywhere. […]