A Christian influencer has gone viral after claiming ‘masturbation is form of witchcraft’ that will ‘literally bleed into your future children’s life’ and become a ‘generational curse.’
Sierra Scribner, 23, from Tennessee, has more than 289,000 followers on TikTok, where she preaches against self-pleasure and sexual immorality ‘in the name of Jesus.’
In a recent video posted on November 14, she alleged that masturbation is a ‘demonic attack’ and a ‘form of control’ that needs to be bound, sparking both criticism and mockery.
Sierra Scribner, 23, from Tennessee, has over 289,000 followers on TikTok, where she denounces self-pleasure and sexual immorality ‘in the name of Jesus’
In a recent video posted on November 14, she alleged that masturbation is a ‘demonic attack’ and a ‘form of control’ that needs to be bound
‘You are literally controlling an orgasm. You’re controlling your own pleasure. That is witchcraft,’ she argued. ‘That is a curse that you begin to place over your own life that will then literally bleed into your future children’s life.’
Scribner told viewers the act of masturbation ‘will become a generational curse that you started’ before sharing all of the sexual desires she has denounced.
‘I cancel the assignment of wet dreams. I cancel the assignment of having orgasms in my dreams. I cancel the assignment of masturbation. I cancel the assignment of sexual immorality over my life,’ she said.
‘You gotta bind the enemy. You gotta show him where the line is. You gotta draw the line and say, “You can’t touch me.” See the enemy then wants to put you in shame.’
Scribner argued that ‘controlling your own orgasm’ is ‘witchcraft’ and a ‘generational curse’ that will ‘literally bleed into your children’s life’
Scribner then hit back at ‘all the witches’ who say ‘Christianity is toxic’ and she is ‘pouring shame over people.’
‘Let me tell you what’s toxic. What’s toxic is a broken pattern made by witchcraft,’ she insisted. ‘The enemy knows how he is allowing you to fall into your own trap of pleasure.
‘Masturbation is a form of witchcraft,’ she concluded. ‘You need to break that witchcraft off of your life in the mighty name of Yahshua, in the name of Jesus.’
Scribner’s video about masturbation being witchcraft has been viewed more than 687,000 times in less than a month, but the comments have since been disabled.
Some TikTok viewers were convinced her message had to be a joke while others mocked her claims, Newsweek reported. However, she seems to be serious.
Scribner, who offers ‘biblical mentorship’ on her website, also claimed that she’s stopped herself from having orgasms in her dreams
Scribner’s video about masturbation being witchcraft has been viewed more than 687,000 times and has also gone viral on Twitter after it was posted by ex-evangelical April Ajoy
Scribner offers ‘biblical mentorship’ and ‘dear future husband letters’ on her eponymous website, which she started after a ‘Holy Spirit movement’ inspired her to help ‘encourage women’ and ‘break generational curses in Jesus’ name.’
Former evangelist April Ajoy, who speaks out against Christian purity culture, shared the video on Twitter, where it has been viewed another 1.2 million times.
‘This Christian influencer says masturbation is witchcraft and creates generational curses that will “literally bleed into your future children’s life.” I don’t miss these Pentecostal circles at all,’ she tweeted. ‘So much needless shame.’
‘Please remember that masturbation is not witchcraft no matter the sentiments you might hear from mental health illiterate social media influencers,’ pleaded Jonathan N. Stea, a clinical psychologist.
‘Saying masturbation causes generational curses and is witchcraft is peak crying out for help. Like are the religious folks okay????????’ asked Wayne Black, an assistant professor at the University of Cincinnati.
Many people slammed Scribner’s claims, while others joked that they must be Harry Potter if masturbation is witchcraft
Others couldn’t resist making fun of Scribner’s claim that masturbation is witchcraft while comparing themselves to everyone from Harry Potter to Elizabeth Montgomery in ‘Bewitched.’
‘So you’re telling me masturbation is witchcraft AND can cause curses? You honestly could not make it any cooler if you tried,’ one person joked.
Another added: ‘If it’s witchcraft, at this point I should be able to ride a broom around the world non stop…twice.’
From “love your neighbor as yourself” to “masturbation is witchcraft,” Christianity is the wildest game of telephone ever,’ someone else joked.
‘Brb time to open a sex toy store called “Witchcraft Masturbation,’ tweeted Dr. Ashley Winter, a urologist.
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