I Was Possessed by the Anti-Christ

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Wyatt Coats sits down with Askia to lay out one of the most intense spiritual warfare testimonies you will ever hear. From Masonic small-town manipulation and hard drugs at 13, to demonic psychosis, a blue entity, a pentagram ritual in his own living room, and a full deliverance on his daughter's birthday. This is a real occult testimony with zero sugarcoating.______________________________Connect with Wyatt:https://www.instagram.com/wyattcoats7https://www.tiktok.com/@coatswyattSUBMIT YOUR SCARY STORIES:https://forms.gle/sQJhS31p7oMoG9tv6Go check out Warming Trends, the company that built the amazing fire centerpiece on our set! https://www.warming-trends.comProduced by Q6 Mediahttps://q6.media______________________________Wyatt Coats grew up a town he describes as soaked in freemasonry secrets and systemic spiritual deception. By middle school, teachers were orchestrating his social exile while he was already deep in painkillers and alcohol. That isolation became the on-ramp to hard drugs and eventually a descent into occult practice that would cost him his marriage, his daughter, and nearly his life.This Wyatt Coats testimony covers territory most people are not ready to talk about. He breaks down the five-point pentagram defilement ritual. He describes a translucent blue female entity manipulating him into denouncing Jesus Christ by name and exalting Lucifer. Then the psychosis. The car ramming. The stolen firearms. The battery acid. The beanbag round from police.Sobriety came through a raw cry to God. But deliverance from demonic spirits did not come until years later, after an entity posing as Jesus spent eight months grooming him into blood rituals and targeting married Christian women. This is one of the clearest documented cases of a counterfeit spirit posing as Jesus you will hear from someone who lived it and walked out the other side.This episode contains discussions of religion, drug addiction, domestic violence, ritualistic isolation, violent crimes, mental psychosis, and self-harm. Viewer discretion