Spiritual dangers the church faces as it goes woke

I'm copying (with minor alterations) my response to my aunt, to whom I gave the providence meme yesterday, who told me in the UK her current church has gone woke with LGBTQ+ ideology and she's leaving with her husband for a new church:

Mrs Dumpling vents more today. On churches preaching B.S., I can't help thinking of the "In the last days..." in 2nd Timothy chapter 3. No matter which church we go to, because we live in a fallen world, there's a risk of the doctrine getting corrupted, so it's imperative for us to hide God's word in our hearts that we might not sin against Him. Psalm 119 verse 11. Jesus spoke up against the holy, revered and feared religious leaders in the first century, so neither do we as Christ's have to comply with the leadership made up of sons of vipers. I noticed Zig Ziglar, a motivational speaker on a book cover. I said in the self-help world, the spiritual threats Christians face are influences from things like law of attraction and New Age and even channelled entities, which are spiritual dangers, partly because it's big business and the ethics can be shady. It's not all light and love and miracles; people end up with hurt finances and mental health and testimonies abound of people who've left law of attraction for Christianity. During covid I was in an online Christian fellowship that strongly emphasized spiritual warfare, so I've become quite familiar with conscious manifestation and its connection to law of attraction... "manifestation" is nothing but having childlike faith in the Lord that my prayers are definitely heard and I am literally what I think/believe (speak life over myself, life and death are in the power of the tongue, gratefulness, forgiveness), but YouTubers preaching manifestation use all sorts of strange terms and references to mortal teachers, channelled entities like Bashar or occult literature such as kabbalah, Jewish fables! I call you out, Robert Zink at Law of attraction solutions. Instead of giving the Lord his due respect, they say "it doesn't matter what name you call it, source energy or universe or infinite intelligence" when Jesus is the name above all names. I mean, okay, if you hate God, at least the universe has your back. This is a very common self-concept affirmation that I'm comfortable using because of my negative mental association with the word God. But the universe isn't "the name above all names," you see. That name is this: the I am is your only salvation. Teachers of these things just love to be ecumenical and put Jesus Christ on par with with other religious spiritual figures teachers, thus denying His deity and even to the point of denying His humanity — but that's gnosticism, the false doctrine that Jesus didn't come in the flesh, or the claim the Bible doesn't speak of a historical Jesus, which Neville Goddard kept saying in his books. We know one test of demons is the 2nd epistle by John chapter 1 verse 7, and it's of the antichrist to deny Jesus was 100% man. If we're not careful, we might adopt heretical beliefs and soon it may be too late for correction. So infuriating. I harbor so much contempt for the falsehoods being circulated that I want to give them a good talking to.

Photo by Ellen Bee @biinfc@mastodon.lol of a painted bunting found in Cape May, NJ.