Jesus Calling: Enjoying Peace in His Presence (Jesus Calling (R))

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The New York Times bestselling Christian daily devotional Jesus Calling by Sarah Young contains New Age buzzwords, extra-biblical names, pagan concepts, false teachings, and clairaudient (channeling/“clear hearing”) messages from a false Christ (spirit guide). When examining the entire multi-devotional Jesus Calling series as a whole, an elaborate integrated message system containing hidden (occult) teachings is exposed. https://web.archive.org/web/20160405064117/http://mywordlikefire.com/2015/01/26/channeled-book-god-calling-spiritually-influenced-alcoholics-anonymous/

The research material here will also help you see the truth that when combined together, all of the Jesus Calling devotional series books—as an integrated body of literature—are a training course in New Age philosophy ( The New Age Implications of “Jesus Calling”) and practical mediumship ( see, Training Manual for Mediums? - Quotations from the God Calling Books and the Jesus Calling Series).Another Jesus" Calling : How Sarah Young's False Christ is Deceiving the Church[EXPANDED 2ND EDITION] - Warren B. Smith. Includes Appendix A - Ten Basic Warnings About Deception, Appendix B - The Gospel of the True Jesus Christ, Appendix C - Ten Ways to Be More Discerning.​ Jesus Calling, written by Sarah Young, has become an exceedingly popular book since its first release in 2004. Readers have been encouraged to live in God’s presence and listen for His voice. The devotionals are based on messages the author claims to have received from Jesus and are passed along to the reader as if God is talking. But He answered, “It is written: Man must not live on bread alone but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.” Stole, Bryn. "Louisiana's first lady delivers Christian devotionals, and hope, to incarcerated women". The Advocate . Retrieved 2018-08-25.

I think this statement to be attentive to “messages” from Jesus is proof this is not Jesus. Jesus gave his message recorded in God’s word – there are not multiple venues for messages from Jesus and there is no biblical support for the idea that they can come in any form. However, a false Jesus would say this. In fact, having read many channeled and New Age books purporting to be words from God or Jesus, I can affirm that there is always at least one statement that opens the door for believing God or Jesus can speak through anyone or any medium, thus validating the channeled message or book. This statement is the signal in this book for such a deception: an attempt to authenticate Jesus Calling by having this Jesus tell us to look for messages that might appear anywhere through anyone in any form. It gives justification to the idea these messages come from Jesus. By spending time in the presence of the Savior with the much-loved devotions in Jesus Calling, you will: Many of the entries resemble bad greeting card messages with saccharine language. For instance, “Let the dew of My Presence refresh your mind and heart” (Sept. 3; this one also misuses the “Be still” words); the sappy “Feel your face tingle as you bask in My Love-Light” (Sept. 7); and “Like a luminous veil of light, I hover over you and everything around you” (Dec. 3). Considering who Jesus is and the rich language of Scripture, why would He use such maudlin phrases?Holy whispers?” Is the word “ holy” needed? And why is Jesus whispering? And the phrase “ so that I may fill you with my fullness” is awkward and unusual when compared to the actual words of Christ . For example, this declaration from Christ is so much more comforting and meaningful: