Prominent charismatic “prophet” Shawn Bolz claims he heard from God and then subsequently has published a prophecy to his page concern well-known actor Will Smith, revealing that God wants to give him an “unshakable identity” so that he can have a “comeback” and win academy awards.
Smith does not need prayer and prophecies that he has a comeback so he can star in more terrible movies and win Oscars; he needs to be saved. He needs to be regenerated, so he doesn’t burn in hell. Commenter Camille Wagentia writes, “Or…that God would grant him repentance and faith, that he would believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and be saved, that he would love not the things of the world, that he would lay down the things of this world and deny himself, that he would, by the Spirit of God, put to death his sinful deeds, and that he would be conformed to the image of Christ. God wants Smith to have a heart of flesh, not dodge the “assignment of the devil” so he can regain his prominence in Hollywood.
It’s more fluff from Bolz, who is the poster child for false prophecies and whose prophetic predictions have proven to be less accurate than a drunken meteorologist. Never forget that Bolz falsely prophesied about the end of COVID-19 back on February 28, 2020, before there were any deaths in the United States and only 2800 worldwide, saying:
The Lord showed me the end of the coronavirus. The tide is turning now!
He is answering the prayers and cries of the nations and is putting an end in sight….Even now, several vaccines are coming out, as well as a natural dying out of the virus itself. The Lord is saying, ‘I am removing the threat of this.’
Within a short amount of time, the extreme threat will feel as though it is in the distant past.”
Shortly thereafter, he would prophecy that Trump would win a second term, another error he would have to hang his head in shame over. Despite being proven wrong repeatedly, Bolz does not consider himself a false prophet, offering that “a false prophet is somebody who is intentionally prophesying with an agenda that is not God’s agenda” and not someone who, as the bible says, prophecies things that do not come to pass.
