Note: This is an updated and edited version of an interview that was called, “Spiritual Dangers of Rock Music.” That video inadvertently contained audio soundtrack from the invocation scene of Crowley and Jimmy Page, used with permission from GoodFight.org “They Sold Their Soul for Rock n Roll” excellent documentary. This video does not contain that audio soundtrack. I apologize that the invocation sound clip was left in the original video. We tried to edit out that clip from the original video, but KZread is still processing it after 24 hours, so we have switched that video to a private setting. The new title of this video reflects that most of the interview is about Led Zeppelin. For information on other rock bands, please watch the documentaries from GoodFight.org. 
This video contains no rock music, only images of rock musicians while the shocking demonic roots of rock music are explained by former rock musician Pastor Joe Schimmel, who has researched the connections of classic rock bands and satanism. Pastor Joe and his Good Fight Ministries produce high-quality documentaries such as “They Sold Their Souls for Rock n Roll,” which expose darkness within the culture, warning Christians to mark and avoid worldly traps as Ephesians 5:11 commands. In this video, Pastor Joe explains the spiritual dangers of listening to Led Zeppelin, Stevie Nicks, The Eagles, and other classic rock bands with ties to the satanist Aleister Crowley. This video is hosted by Doreen Virtue, who was an avid rock music fan and musician prior to her salvation.
Please visit www.goodfight.org to learn more about Pastor Joe’s ministry, to watch his documentaries, to follow Good Fight on social media, and to listen to 24/7 online radio station.
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