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Three years ago, I read a book called "A Time of Departing," which claimed that many Christian leaders were teaching a mantra-meditation technique. You can imagine my shock when I discovered the New Age had infiltrated Christianity through such a technique, a practice called contemplative prayer.

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Though he was never one of Dionne Warwick's "psychic friends," Christian speaker Brian Flynn spent some time studying and doing "psychic readings" before giving his life to Jesus Christ. The most surprising thing about his experience? Finding out that it's not all fake.

Read more: Are Psychics Real?

I have had many questions regarding the Harry Potter books. Many of the critiques I have read are coming from Christian groups stating that is Satan’s book and it will destroy children’s minds. Although I agree with some of the criticisms that this is a book that introduces witchcraft to children like no other, it doesn’t necessarily mean that they will become witches and disavow their Christian faith.

Read more: Harry Potter vs. Lord of the Rings

How I escaped the New Age to discover the truth.

I walked into the church classroom as a psychic, a medium, and a person who had trivialized religion and especially Christianity. I had explored any and all other spiritual options of modern culture. I listened as a skeptic to the historical evidence which proved the authenticity of the Bible, and the validation that all the things that Jesus had said and done were true. I leaned back in my chair and contemplated all that was shown to me. Did this mean I had been completely wrong about Christianity?

Read more: Spirit Guides or Demons?

Why is there such a thing as Christian Yoga? It certainly has no scriptural or biblical basis in support of it. I have repeated many times in my book, my writings and in radio interviews that Yoga is an eastern spiritual practice and has no place in the church. Do you think that Hindus who practice yoga are doing it to attain rock hard abs? The answer is clearly no. The purpose is spiritual. 

Read more: Christian Yoga-Oxymoron