Is Oprah God?

Why, you ask? Oprah Winfrey Show is the highest rated talk show in television history, seen by 15-20 million viewers each day in the U.S., and in 132 other countries. During one of her interviews and showcases with several New Age luminaries on the way to God, a Christian woman in the audience asked Oprah, “What about Jesus?” Oprah insists Jesus “can't possibly be the only way” to God! Although raised Baptist, Oprah Winfrey's faith has undergone a significant transformation towards New Age spirituality. Oprah denies the Biblical Gospel of Jesus Christ by teaching tens-of-millions of her viewers that there are many paths to God.  So sad, so tragic!

Oprah denied Jesus in front of millions of viewers. The Word of God plainly teaches that the ONLY Way to salvation is by Jesus Christ (John 14:6). Oprah denies this Truth.
Oprah's show has been the number one talk show for 12 consecutive seasons. Since its beginning in 1986 it has received 32 Emmy awards. In 1996, Oprah began Oprah's Book Club designed to get America reading again. Each of the books selected has become an instant bestseller averaging sales of over 1 million copies each. In 1997, Oprah was named Newsweek's "Most Important Person" in books and media, T.V. Guide's "Television Performer of the Year," the People's Choice Award for "Favorite Television Performer," and in 1996, Time Magazine recognized Oprah as one of America's "25 Most Influential People." This is why Oprah is so dangerous... she has massive influence over millions of people and is tragically using it to lead them straight into the fires of Hell.

Unsaved people who would never listen to a preacher or the Bible ARE LISTENING to Oprah. When she endorses a product, women take out their credit cards and buy it. When she endorses an artist, that artist has instant fans. When she takes a stand on some moral or political issue, she converts hordes of followers. When Oprah passes judgment; that judgment is received as true.

She has power over millions of people, yet Oprah propagates a demonic message of spiritism and New Age doctrines. 1st Timothy 4:1 warns, "Now the Spirit speaketh expressly, that in the latter times some shall depart from the faith, giving heed to seducing spirits, and doctrines of devils." "New Age" is nothing new; it is simply a modern conglomerate of all sorts of pagan and Eastern religions, all straight from Hell. New Age is a religious movement that is centered in SELF — all you need is within — with no defined order of sin, repentance or salvation! You become your own god! The people worship the god of forces and promote The Aquarian Gospel of Jesus Christ.

The Pagan Gospel of the New Age
The gospel according to the New Age Movement is an expansive idea centered on the birth of a new world “consciousness.” As a religion of monism (all is one), New Agers hope to accomplish what the builders of the Tower of Babel failed to do—unify the masses of the world under a single religious umbrella, and, at the macro level, harmonically converge the world’s energies with the power of Gaia. To promote such goals, New Agers claim that God is pantheistic (God is all and all is God) and that humans are divine members of the whole “that God is.”
According to New Ageism, Jesus came to reveal this pantheistic nature of God and to teach humanity the gospel of Self-Realization. After illustrating the divine principle of “God within us all,” Jesus ascended to a place of distinction to live among the Masters of the Spiritual Hierarchy—Buddha and Krishna. Jesus promised that the essence of God would be revealed from time to time, and thus New Agers look for the imminent appearing of a World Teacher who will, as Jesus did, illustrate the divine human potential. In this way, New Age theology prepares the world for the coming of the False Prophet and the Antichrist. These are the false teachings of the New Age Movement.

Oprah says, "I Surrender All," but it's NOT to Jesus Christ
It's been in the news recently that Oprah Winfrey was moved when she heard invited guest, Faith Hill, singing the Gospel song "I Surrender All," during a practice rehearsal. The video shows an audience member moved to tears and Faith Hill emotionally moved by Oprah's story. Oprah tells how she desperately wanted a part in a 1985 Steven Spielberg movie, The Color Purple." Oprah says she went to a fat-farm to try to lose some extra pounds. While there, she said she couldn't bare the pressure anymore and just started praying, singing, and crying. She said she sang "I Surrender All," while giving up her obsession to be in the movie part. Sadly, Oprah never makes any mention of the name which is above every other name, the name of JESUS!