I don’t read, listen, or watch most of the stuff people email me, but focus more on reading and listening to the Holy Bible. Yesterday, a friend sent me a link to a video titled, “Boy Dies & Returns With a HORRIFYING Message from JESUS! | NDE Story.” The thumbnail stated, “THEY SAID 2026 IS THE LAST…” I briefly clicked on the video to see if the rest of that sentence was revealed but wasn’t. Jesus said many times, “No man knows the day or hour.” I suspected this video was clickbait and stopped watching after a few seconds. It showed words and images but not the person giving the testimony (it appeared to be AI generated). I was also suspicious of the secretive nature of that YouTube channel. Details like where it’s based or external links weren’t listed except for an online store that suggests the person overseeing this channel is Catholic. I don’t doubt there are legitimate near death experiences, but dismiss them if they go against Scripture. 1 John 4:1 warns, “Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits, whether they are of God; because many false prophets have gone out into the world.”
I don’t read, listen, or watch most of the stuff people email me, but focus more on reading and listening to the Holy Bible. Yesterday, a friend sent me a link to a video titled, “Boy Dies & Returns With a HORRIFYING Message from JESUS! | NDE Story.” The thumbnail stated, “THEY SAID 2026 IS THE LAST…” I briefly clicked on the video to see if the rest of that sentence was revealed but wasn’t. Jesus said many times, “No man knows the day or hour.” I suspected this video was clickbait and stopped watching after a few seconds. It showed words and images but not the person giving the testimony (it appeared to be AI generated). I was also suspicious of the secretive nature of that YouTube channel. Details like where it’s based or external links weren’t listed except for an online store that suggests the person overseeing this channel is Catholic. I don’t doubt there are legitimate near death experiences, but dismiss them if they go against Scripture. 1 John 4:1 warns, “Beloved, do not believe every spirit, but test the spirits, whether they are of God; because many false prophets have gone out into the world.”
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