I Had to Die Exposing Witchcraft in the Church

By Evelyn Murray Drayton

In these last days, the body of Christ needs to be aware of satanic end-time tactics, including witchcraft. Evelyn believes the body of Christ will experience more of these demonic and fleshly... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1418420212
• ISBN13: 9781418420215
• Release Date: July 2004
• Publisher: Authorhouse
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 0.54 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

A Thought Provoking and Honest Revelation regarding "Church Hurts"

Living in an area where witchcraft is present and practiced, I found this book to be a revealing account of the enemy's traps. Mrs. Drayton is very honest and open with your experiences and even describes how they tried to kill her, using withcraft. However her faith sustained her, kept her, and protected her from the wiles of the enemy. There is an abundance of witchcraft in the church today, but the saints of God refuse to acknowledge it, people are perishing for their lack of knowledge. This book will certainly enlighten and educate you regarding how the enemy will use familiar spirits to entrap you.

Elaine Fuhr, Allbooks Reviews

Genre: Religion/Non Fiction Title: I Had to Die Exposing Witchcraft in the Church Author: Evelyn Murray Drayton Witchcraft is a topic that millions find incredibly interesting and indeed millions take part in some form of witchcraft each year. If you look on a particular search engine, you will find close to two millions web sites that contain the word witchcraft giving information to anyone, of any age, who is curious. Is there any danger in being involved with witchcraft? Evelyn Murray Drayton, an ordained itinerant minister, believes that there is and she tells of the horror that she experienced when she was faced with the unknown perils of witchcraft within the church. Evelyn begins her story with a discussion of her life prior to her ordeal. God guided her through many obstacles that she faced in her family and secular life, and she believes that her secular life actually prepared her for her life in the ministry. She believes in prophecy, and finds great comfort in it. Evelyn learns a great deal about herself, her family and her faith as she travels the path set out for her, and opens her heart to the reader to prove how God loves and protects his children. She wants us to know that we too can make it through the troubles we face if we serve Jesus, because He will help us. This incredible woman has chosen to make the reader part of her ministry and send us knowledge that will comfort us in our daily lives. Though she tells of pain and uncertainly, she also speaks of joy, and sends a welcome message to those who believe. This is definitely recommended reading. Reviewer: Elaine Fuhr, Allbooks Reviews Title: I Had To Die Exposing Witchcraft In The Church Author: Evelyn Murray Drayton Publisher: AuthorHouse ISBN: 1-4184-2021-2 (sc) Pages: 140 June, 2005.

An Honest, Revelatory, Personal Testimony

Ms. Drayton opens her heart and her life in this book as she shares her testimony about overcoming the battles waged against her by those who oppose the work of God and her ministry. The story Ms. Drayton shares centers on a confrontation between her and other "Christians" during a scheduled prayer meeting. Her story demonstrates the truth of the scriptures warning of wolves in sheeps clothing who will come to tear apart the church. She shows that there are indeed wolves in the church and that they indeed resemble sheep. However, these wolves are, like Satan, prowling around seeking whom they may devour. Ms. Drayton shows the battle that rages at such times when true believers seek God and face opposition of Satan and his minions. The witchcraft she faced is described in summary as people "praying" against her and her family. She and her family suffered during this time, but she praises God that He blessed her in the battle and brought her through victoriously. She also shares a good bit of personal testimony about how God has worked on her behalf in her career, children and marriage. She offers many scriptures to support her points and stories, and she concludes with a helpful chapter in which she lists many of the things she has learned through her experience. It would be much better to learn about witchcraft in the church by reading this book rather than experiencing it yourself by surprise. Ms. Drayton's account is eerily similar to an experience I had in the church at the hands of two fellow pastors. It happens because wolves want control and power, and they are very intimidated and threatened by servants of the Lord. This is a well written book that will bless you and warn you.