Pamela Sheppard

The Making of a Prophet: a Spiritual Indictment to the Organized Church Pamela Sheppard

Called to contend for the faith with this bold and truthful autobiographical expos?, the author poignantly confronts the sin, hypocrisy and false doctrine that permeates the organized denominational church and the word of faith/Charismatic movement. So many Christians are now suffering from what is known as spiritual abuse---the Lord's people damaged by and in the organized church. This particular word stands as a spiritual indictment of those who are leaders in the organized church yet they are actually working for the devil---some deceived, others deluded and others outright deceitful workers. The names in this book have been changed, primarily because the adversaries revealed are really not the true enemies of Jesus Christ. In this regard, this testimony uncovers that it is the spirit of the Anti-Christ, ---the religious demon within the organized church--- who is the true enemy. The spirit of the Anti-Christ has found a seat throughout the organized church. In this work, you will be astounded at how the enemy is using people who call themselves "Christians" to fight to keep the light of the gospel of Jesus Christ from healing spiritual blindness and from translating souls out of darkness. This book will be a prophetic eye opener to those of you who have wondered why the denominational church is either diseased, dying or dead and the Charismatic church is both deluded, deceived, yet continuing to draw thousands. Some may become offended at the down to earth, at times, explicit style of this work and assume that the author has included certain details for the sake of slander or in a spirit of retaliation. However, you will soon discover that the author is as hard on herself as she is on those whose true names she actually protects---sharing her own sins, shortcomings and failures in her personal struggle to walk in righteousness and in holiness. You will also find that the author does not seek self vindication but rather offers the private details or her life a