Exposing Prophetic Witchcraft: Identifying Telltale Signs of Satan's Counterfeit Messengers

by Jennifer LeClaire

In Jennifer LeClaire's bestselling book, Discerning Prophetic Witchcraft , you learned how to identify false prophecies and spiritual manipulation. Now, it's time to go on the offense. It’s time to expose these prophetic wolves in sheep's clothing before they sabotage your destiny. False prophets are arising at an alarming rate in these last days, as Jesus told us they would. Too often, believers are deceived and their lives ruined by prophetic witchcraft―messages and messengers that sound spiritually appealing but are actually destructive weapons of the devil. Only when prophetic witchcraft is exposed , can we resist it and help others avoid satan’s snares. In Exposing Prophetic Witchcraft , author and seasoned spiritual warfare leader Jennifer LeClaire offers sound instruction on how to further shine light on the mixture and deception that are prevalent in the Church today. Through her personal life experiences and helping others navigate these difficult lessons of discerning and exposing false prophets and manipulators, Jennifer teaches you to Jennifer’s insightful teaching will instruct and challenge you to connect with the Lord on a deeper level, and help you recognize and expose the works of darkness!

226 pages, Paperback

Published October 11, 2022

About the author

Jennifer LeClaire is a prophetic voice and teacher with a growing media ministry. She directs IHOP-Fort Lauderdale and serves as news editor of Charisma magazine. In addition, she writes one of Charisma's most popular prophetic columns, "The Plumb Line," and frequently contributes to Charisma's Prophetic Insight newsletter. Her media ministry includes her website, 40,000 followers on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and a growing newsletter list. She lives in south Florida.

Reviews

[Melissa Wood · Rating 1 out of 5]

Was going to rate it 5 out of 5 for entertainment value but I only made it 93 pages before it stopped being funny and just became ridiculous. At the point that I stopped reading the author had mentioned her previous book about prophetic witchcraft at least 6 times as well as 2 other books she had written. Basically, you don’t have to claim personal responsibility for anything you do. Just blame it on witchcraft!

[Sara Raztresen · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book was a racket. For anyone reading this, I'll summarize the book for you in one sentence:

Grifters who pretend to be "prophets of God" are bad and you need to watch out for them before they steal your money before someone else in this mess can steal it.

The problem is that the way Jenny presents it inherently smacks of grifting in and of itself. Why invent a whole new term, "prophetic witchcraft," to describe something so simple? Oh, right. To scare her audience into thinking this is some spooky devil power rather than being straightforward. To get more clicks, reads, and buzz around her work rather than just making a simple statement.

I'm giving this two stars instead of one because she does get some things right, and that's that people should set boundaries, stick up for themselves, and be empowered to leave toxic, garbage churches. I think that's something that doesn't get said enough in mainstream Christianity. But that's the only thing that it has going for it, because the rest is a mess of taking the Bible out of context (and comparing it to fairytales in ways that just don't work lol), complaining about all the times she, herself has been grifted by these "prophetic witches," and using the Webster dictionary to define the most random stuff to make her point look legit (all while plagiarizing Encyclopedia Britannica during one of the rare times she had to do something other than just pull ideas out her back end).

Lol. I had so much fun with this thing. Sorry, Jenny, but what is this?