What The Antichrist Looks Like
The most dangerous evil moves like the people you trust most.
Street thugs don't fool anyone. We all know muggings and drive-bys are evil. We want less of them.
The evil that destroys nations is far more insidious.
It looks like someone with boyish charm taking family photos while orchestrating cover-ups that ruin hundreds of young women's lives. Someone who preaches devotion to Christ on national stages while gaslighting reporters. Pastors who weaponize Scripture to protect the darkness they should expose.
Cinema trained us to expect evil to look menacing—tattoos, underground lairs, mob affiliations. But real evil urges family formation while funding blackmail operations. It talks about faith while serving earthly power.
The Antichrist spirit stands in spotlights.
These are people you'd listen to for hours on the Joe Rogan Experience. People you'd wait to hear at TED. People whose investment you'd eagerly accept. They know exactly which words trigger your trust, which values to invoke, which causes to champion.
When you're genuinely trying to serve God, you receive endless opportunities to compromise for earthly gain. Money, access, platforms, protection—all with reasonable justifications.
The test isn't resisting obvious evil. It's resisting evil that masquerades as good.
Right now, destructive forces are championed by people who invoke Christ's name, fund Christian organizations, and post Scripture verses. Behind closed doors, they enable systems that destroy souls while publicly claiming to defend them.
This is spiritual warfare in 2025. Not demons with horns, but charming leaders who know exactly which words lower your guard.
You cannot discern this through human wisdom alone. They look exactly like who you'd follow. They sound exactly like who you'd trust. They feel exactly like who you'd open your heart to.
Only through prayer can you see past the perfect mask.
Test every spirit. Watch their fruits. Examine who they actually serve.
They will ask for your trust.
Your soul depends on saying no.