Jennifer Leclaire has warnings for false prophets...stop laughing...seriously, bwahaha

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Now there are varieties of gifts, but the same Spirit; and there are varieties of service, but the same Lord; and there are varieties of activities, but it is the same God who empowers them all in everyone. To each is given the manifestation of the Spirit for the common good. For to one is given through the Spirit the utterance of wisdom, and to another the utterance of knowledge according to the same Spirit, to another faith by the same Spirit, to another gifts of healing by the one Spirit, to another the working of miracles, to another prophecy, to another the ability to distinguish between spirits, to another various kinds of tongues, to another the interpretation of tongues. All these are empowered by one and the same Spirit, who apportions to each one individually as he wills. - 1Corinthians 12:4-11 (ESV)

https://www.charismanews.com/opinion/watchman-on-the-wall/82364-an-open-letter-to-wolves-in-sheep-s-clothing

There is a fantastic bible verse that refers to false teachers as hucksters. Peddlers of God's word. People just looking to make a buck. The apostate church is rife with them. Sure there are some who may mean well and are deceived themselves but then there are others who you just know that they know. Benny Hinn knows that God is not knocking down rows of people because Benny waved his suit coat at them. Paula White knows that God did not tell her that 1Chronlicles 22:9 means that everyone should send her $229. Jennifer Leclaire knows she never saw a sneaky squid spirit sitting on her friend's head. Yes, that's a real thing. Jennifer is as false a false prophet as there is today. She operates multiple ministries and schools out of a hotel room in the Fort Lauderdale Airport Holiday Inn. She used to be the editor for Charisma News, where she earned her Charismaniacal bonafides. She has pretended to release an army of "angels of abundant harvest" coincidentally to be timed with the release of her book on the subject. She claims that she once saw a "sneaky squid spirit" sitting on her friend's head that started to stalk her. Good thing she teaches that course on drowning marine demons, yes I am serious. Apparently today Jennifer felt compelled to write a grievance article about, wait for it, false prophets! Yes the Calamari Queen is going to lecture people who she has deemed false. This should be painfully fun. Let us reason once more together

'Dear Wolves in Sheep's Clothing, A growing number of people in the body of Christ see you. The Holy Spirit is opening our eyes to your prophetic witchcraft and the motive behind it. We have our eyes on you, and we won't fall for your slick brand of deception anymore. You may have fooled us time and time again, but you will not fool us one more time. Jesus not only warned us that you are ferocious wolves in disguise, He also warned us of your tactics. We know that you don't enter the sheepfold by the door. You aren't welcomed in so you find some other way to steal, kill and destroy (see John 10:10). You use manipulation and flattery. You use the hurts, wounds, desires, insecurities and other issues of the soul against us. You use our spiritual hunger and even our lack of discipline against us. Jesus put it this way in John 10:1, "Truly, truly I say to you, he who does not enter by the door into the sheepfold, but climbs up some other way, is a thief and a robber."' - Jennifer Leclaire

I want to start by acknowledging that this is the first time Jennifer has correctly used John 10:10, a verse so many get wrong in applying to the devil as opposed to false teachers. She is right also that wolves do not use the door. Jesus is the door into the sheepfold. That means His word and the first mark of the false teacher is that they are wrong when it comes to the word of God. the sad thing here is I cannot tell if Jennifer is secretly confessing to herself because the irony is so thick. Wolves certainly use spiritual hunger and lack of discipline to deceive so many. Jennifer knows what she is talking about here:

"You may have read my best-selling books, such as The Making of a Prophet, The Heart of the Prophetic, Jezebel's Puppets, or Waging Prophetic Warfare. You might also know me as the former editor of Charisma magazine, or maybe you've met me on my ministry tours. My School of the Prophetic aims to help every believer tap into their prophetic potential, flow accurately in their prophetic expression, and advance in their prophetic calling. I want to do prophetic life with you! This is not just for prophets, but for those who want training, activation, affirmation and impartation in prophetic ministry." - Jennifer Leclaire Website

This is the advertisement from Jennifer's own website regarding her "School of the Prophetic." She promises so much more though. She promises through this course you will learn how to cultivate and accurate prophetic voice, as well as how to battle demons! But wait! There's more! You will learn about the "statesmanship of the prophet"; whatever that is and all for a measly $200 per year! This is exactly what the Calamari Queen is warning us about. The huckster uses people's desire to be more spiritual as well as their lack of overall discernment against them. She appeals to their pride as well. You too can be a prophet! Except the bible says that Jennifer is a charlatan if we examine the key verses, which explains the gifts of the spirit. We need to glean two lessons here. First of all, not everyone gets all the gifts. Thus you cannot possibly teach this gift from God. Secondly, only the spirit gives these gifts as He wills, not Jennifer Leclaire.

"I like how The Passion Translation says it, "Listen to this eternal truth: The person who sneaks over the wall to enter into the sheep pen, rather than coming through the gate, reveals himself as a thief coming to steal." If that's not clear enough, consider The Message rendition, "Let me set this before you as plainly as I can. If a person climbs over or through the fence of a sheep pen instead of going through the gate, you know he's up to no good--a sheep rustler!" Wolves in sheep's clothing, you are exposed. As they say in Nicaragua, "An enemy exposed is an enemy defeated." You couldn't build your own ministry so you had to seduce personnel from successful ministry leaders--but you will fail anyway. You couldn't build your own platform, so you had to weasel your way onto someone else's and prophesy to their followers until they followed you. You couldn't write your own book, so you had to plagiarize from another author. You couldn't get a pure word from the Lord, so you had to recycle someone else's. I see you." - Jennifer Leclaire

Knowing that you would even quote the heretical "Passion" paraphrase only further reveals your own lack of discernment. What is interesting here is the tell. Jennifer gives up some of her personal grievances that exist within the false prophecy world she lives in. In her world other false prophets must be seducing her personnel to leave or prophesy to her victims and convince them to follow them instead. They plagiarize or steal other false words from each other. Everyone wants a piece of the sneaky squid!

"Wolves in sheep's clothing, you are exposed. You aren't willing to pay the price for the anointing, so you operate in hype. You aren't willing to sacrifice the time in prayer it takes to receive prophetic revelation, so you fake it and you think you made it--but you will soon fall headlong into the snare you set for your victims. You didn't study to show yourself approved, so you twist the Word for your own purposes. I see you. Wolves in sheep's clothing, Jesus has sent us out in your midst, and we are wise as serpents and harmless as doves (see Matt. 10:16). We are shrewd to your sinister sabotage. We are cautious and discerning to your ravenous ways. We are crafty against your wily witchcraft. We are prudent against your false prophetic power. Because we see you." - Jennifer Leclaire

The anointing is a fake term used by false prophets and teachers that conveys that God has somehow touched or blessed their false prophecy, which He has not. Apparently, there is a price associated with it. What I find interesting here is her strong comeuppance against hype. Perhaps she means this kind of hype:

"This practical spiritual warfare intensive will remind you of the things one often forgets in the face of an enemy onslaught and reveal new strategies you aren't practicing. Find rest in the midst of spiritual storms, break the power of Satan's devices, and live a life of victory."

"Over the last 20 years, I've learned how to bind, loose, cast out devils and more. But in the last few years, the Holy Spirit has shown me sometimes only a decree will make the devil flee. I want to teach you how to make decrees over your life that will send the devil packing." 54

"Let's be real. There's still a lot of opposition and error in the apostolic and relatively few current resources you can trust to help you in your calling. I've been moving in the apostolic for nearly 20 years--and I've seen the good, the bad and the ugly. I've seen the extremes and the abuses--but I've also seen the fruit of true apostleship and apostolic believers."

The first quote is from Jennifer's course in "Tactical Warfare, Proven Strategies for Overcoming Demonic Attacks." Wow that sounds cool and for those who thought the $397 price tag was too rich? Jennifer has lowered it down to just 97 dollars! I didn't see that coming but then again, I never joined her school of prophets. The second quote is Jennifer's course on "Decrees that make the Devil Flee." This one is not too hyped at only $54. The hype train is in overdrive however for the last quote. For only $600 per year this is a three-year instruction on how to be an apostle. Now now, I know what you're thinking. "But I thought only people who walked with Jesus were apostles." You of course would be right, leaving Ms. Leclaire as being over hyped and false. It is also interesting that she rails against the wolves because they twist the word for their own purposes. Maybe she means when you reference the mention of Leviathan in order to create a $138 dollar course on fighting "marine demons." Or maybe she means when you abuse Joel's prophecy about pouring out my spirit to create a network of false prophets and teachers called 'Ignite", all under your covering, for a mere $360 per year. We do see you Jennifer, oh yes.

"Wolves in sheep's clothing, your days are numbered. Although you may still be fooling some, you aren't fooling me, and I'm raising up an army of uncompromising believers who will not violate the Bible to make a greenback. I'm raising up an army of discerning saints who will not sow greenbacks into your false prophetic ministry. I'm vowing to equip the bride so she doesn't get in bed with a wolf. I see you. Wolves in sheep's clothing, repent now. Because if you don't, you'll soon hear Jesus saying these words: ""Not everyone who says to Me, 'Lord, Lord,' shall enter the kingdom of heaven, but he who does the will of My Father who is in heaven. Many will say to Me on that day, 'Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in Your name, cast out demons in Your name, and done many wonderful works in Your name?' But then I will declare to them, 'I never knew you. Depart from Me, you who practice evil'" (Matt. 7:21-24)." - Jennifer Leclaire

Hahaha, not violate the bible to make a greenback? Seriously? Let's examine your "seer" scam. Abusing the same Joel prophecy, Jennifer decided that the school of prophets were not enough. So she noticed that in a couple of places in the Old Testament they referenced prophets as "seers" and she created an entire mythology today for seers versus prophets. Why? Because she now can create a school for seers and pretend it is so vastly different than her fake prophet school. The seer academy costs $1000 for a three-year time investment. Fret not beloved, because after that you can join her Company of Seers for a paltry $500 per year, discounted down to $330 if you already paid to join her false "Ignite" network. That is a lot of greenbacks for misinterpreting one verse from the prophet Joel. We do see you Jennifer. Your issue Is not wanting to prevent sheep from getting in bed with wolves. You just don't want them to get into bed with any other wolf but you. That glimpse into the future from Matthew 7 does await you Jennifer.

"Wolves in sheep's clothing, I see you. We see you. Most importantly, God sees you. You aren't getting away with it. There's a price to pay for deceiving God's people. Wolves in sheep's clothing, I'm praying for you. There's a better way. There is always time to repent. God is giving you that space to repent. Please, take it." - Jennifer Leclaire

Once again, yes we see you Jennifer. We see your "Company of Scribes" for only $240 a year. We see your School of Deliverance for only $900 for three years. We even see your child abuse platform, "Seer Activation for Kids" for only forty bucks. More importantly, God sees you. Heck how could He miss such an egregious fleecing of God's flock and butchering of His word? In your own words Jennifer, you aren't getting away with it. There is a price to pay for deceiving God's people. You may have extracted your thirty pieces of silver on this mortal coil but the price goes up quite drastically when you have to stand before Him.

Reverend Anthony Wade - August 27, 2020

Authors Bio:
Credentialed Minister of the Gospel for the Assemblies of God. Owner and founder of 828 ministries. Vice President for Goodwill Industries. Always remember that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him and are called according to His purpose.