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(NOTE: Friends, please listen! I was briefly involved in the occult before coming to Christ, and this "We battle not against flesh and blood" thing is REAL. If you 'celebrate' Halloween because you want kids to be happy think again. Do the research! Find out what ex-witches, warlocks and devil worshippers say about THIS DAY. It is no joke and it is dark, serious, and a a high holy EVIL day and NOT pleasing to God to participate in which opens a door to the demonic. Laugh if you must but this is serious and not something to be taken lightly.)

Why each year do people celebrate a curious holiday that features skeletons, snakes, spiders, witches, DARKNESS and anything spooky, sinister, and even SATANIC? What is so special about this day that all that normally is shunned instinctively by people is suddenly embraced as fun?

Well, the core word of 'Halloween' tells us exactly what you are really venerating and celebrating!

Just as Eve was tricked into partaking of the sweetness of the forbidden fruit, the trick in Halloween is not just sweet candy, but to trick you into honoring everything that is the opposite of God and Light.

The core word of HALLOWED means “Belonging to or derived from or associated with a divine power; something made HOLY.” So think about what this means — to celebrate Halloween is to make HOLY all things DARK and EVIL.

In the Lord’s prayer we say, “Our Father who art in heaven, HALLOWED be THY NAME” So which one should be revered? That which is DARK or that which is LIGHT?

We all can make choices of how to live our lives. Free candy and parties have their appeal, but making a distinction between that which is holy and profane might be a better choice.

God Bless Your Day - Jesus Loves You

Spooky Season is around the corner so I wanted to try using AI to make a creepy photo I could use to combine with photography. It sure does save time and money when you’re able to make costumes, backdrops, and ornamentation before you start shooting. That being said, it sure takes a lot of work to get the two images to match up.

I’m thinking about printing this out on canvas just to sell it at a garage sale. When someone asks about it and how much it costs, I’ll yank it out of their hands, exclaiming “How’d this get out here again? It’s not for sale. It’s too dangerous.”