Let's have natural talk about Kira's supernatural walk! Reach out to Kira if you have questions about her testimony or want to talk. TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sovereignlysober -- Follow Martyria! TikTok: https://www.youtube.com/redirect?even... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/martyriamedia/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.phph... -- End song "The Practice of Presence" by We Dream of Eden. https://www.wedreamofeden.com/ -- Kira shares a sweeping testimony that moves from childhood sleep paralysis, night terrors, Wicca, occult practices, addiction, and despair into sobriety, church, and a dramatic encounter with Jesus on Easter Sunday 2025. It works for search because it stacks the exact phrases people are likely to look for—sleep paralysis, Ouija board, Wicca, tarot, deliverance, sobriety, and Easter Sunday—while clearly signaling the episode’s core transformation. In this episode, Matthew interviews Kira about her upbringing, her family’s relationship to faith and the supernatural, and the gradual shift from paganism and divination to Christianity, recovery, and community. Kira describes her childhood in England, Alaska, and across the U.S., growing up in a home shaped by atheism on her father’s side and Wicca, tarot, candles, and psychic practices on her mother’s side. She explains how sleep paralysis and night terrors began at age two, including a recurring dark entity, crushing fear, and experiences she understood as spiritual oppression.Kira shares a formative childhood memory of seeing a bright, protective light in her crib, which she later associated with Jesus and divine protection.The conversation explores how she was taught the Lord’s Prayer by her mother and used it during terrifying episodes, even while still participating in Ouija boards, pendulums, crystals, and divination.Matthew and Kira discuss syncretism, the danger of mixing Christianity with New Age practices, and the difference between seeking God directly versus trying to control the supernatural.Kira recounts a childhood miracle in Alaska when she prayed for a missing Aurora Borealis ring and found it during a blizzard.She talks about adolescence, bullying, alcohol use, depression, and how drinking felt like an immediate way to quiet panic and connect with something beyond herself.The episode turns to Easter Sunday 2025, when a terrifying vehicle malfunction, a box of wine in the car, and a desperate cry for Jesus led to what Kira describes as a deliverance experience.Kira says that after that event, she saw herself clearly for the first time, prayed for release, and experienced what she understood as God claiming her as His child.She describes the aftermath: renewed sobriety, discipleship, baptism, returning to church, and a desire to help others who are afraid to enter faith communities.“Jesus Christ, my father, please take the wheel. Take me, not them.” “She is mine. That is my child." “Taste and see that the Lord is good.” If you are involved in tarot, Ouija, divination, or New Age practices, challenge what you believe and ask what is actually behind it.
