Many have lost loved ones, and it has left them searching for resolution. In their search, some have gone so far as to attempt to contact their recently deceased loved ones. And history shows this is far from rare. Whenever a mass tragedy has hit the world, reports of contact with the dead have risen as well. But how did this fascination with contacting the dead first begin? What are its historical roots? And are people really connecting with their dead loved ones?
Debuting on August 27 at Emmanuel Cleburne, in a four-part documentary-style series, The Serpentine Prophecy will explore these questions in detail, looking at ancient and modern history and the teachings of the Bible for answers.
This series, hosted by Voice of Prophecy Speaker/Director Shawn Boonstra, will compare history with the Bible to address questions such as:
• When did the idea of making contact with the dead first take hold?
• Does Bible prophecy have anything to say about this phenomenon?
• What’s really behind the door of America’s most haunted room?
Following each documentary presentation, Pastor Calvin Watkins II will lead a study and discussion on the session’s topic.
Admission is free, and all attendees will receive a copy of Boonstra’s book Draining the Styx.
“People are openly wondering what’s going on behind the scenes in our world. They’re asking: ‘Are dark forces orchestrating world events?’ ” Boonstra says. “In The Serpentine Prophecy, we plan to dig into history and the teachings of Scripture to understand a fascinating worldwide agenda, and how we can prevent being caught up in it.”
Topics will include: “The Secret of Room 217,” “Whisper of the Serpent,” “Hidden Knowledge,” and “The Serpentine Prophecy.”
The Serpentine Prophecy begins Wednesday, August 27, at 7:30 p.m. at Emmanuel Cleburne, located at 1111 Boone Street in Cleburne, Texas. It will continue August 28-30 at 7:30 p.m. You may register to attend by texting PROPHECY to (817) 641-9041