The Voice You Trust Might Not Be God | Dr. Francis Myles
April 8, 2026
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as posted by the channelCan demons mimic the voice of God?
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We teach this in detail inside the mentorship:
In this episode of Faith With Katie, Katie Souza and Dr. Francis Myles expose how idols, altars, and demonic agreements can distort discernment, block spiritual gifts, and open the door to oppression.
From biblical examples of deafness, blindness, and crippling spirits to modern-day idolatry hidden in success, appetite, influence, and ambition, this conversation reveals why spiritual bondage is still very real—and how freedom comes through Jesus Christ.
JOIN KATIE & DR. MYLES FOR THE IDOLS RIOT INTENSIVE HEALING SCHOOL:
In this episode, you’ll learn:
• How idols and altars still operate today
• Why demonic voices can sound spiritual
• The biblical connection between idolatry and oppression
• How idols can affect discernment, healing, and spiritual gifts
• Why some cycles of addiction, infirmity, and confusion persist
• How to begin breaking agreement with false power through Christ
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