Demon Reveals Identity of Witches | Greg Locke Case Analysis

This video answers the question: Can I analyze the controversy surrounding Greg Locke and his sermon about witches?

Dr. Grande’s book Harm Reduction:

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[socialcommentary]

“Demons notoriously underperform in history class.” As a former history teacher, I’ve met several possible demons.

[thedorkone]

"He claimed his wife had mental health problems"

Were those problems being that she believed that her husband should not to screw the administrative assistant, perhaps?

[JudeMarchisio]

"I find it interesting that Greg hates demons yet he is using a demon as an informant" Lmao!!! Right on point Dr. Grande!

[FloppityFlopFlop]

The fact he was talking to a demon in the first place should really tell you everything.

[gabymeyer]

It's been suggested that this could have been a preemptive strike against a congregant about to reveal damaging information about him.

[dorcaswinter]

Taking advice from a demon - seems legit for a “devout” Christian pastor. And I also wonder if the 6 witches are people in his church who aren’t finishing their cups of Greg-kool-aid.

[EBelisha]

I just want to register a complaint that, even though I'm a witch, I did not get the memo to "cast spells" at this particular church. We need a better administration department.

[HappyBirdsGlitterNest]

My question to Greg Locke would be "Why would you trust a demon to tell you the truth?" The man is a fool.

[TirarADeguello]

I can't wait to hear what really went on with Greg and these ladies, and they tell us exactly what he did behind the scenes. You can tell he's trying to get ahead of a story that is about to break, and it probably is about him and inappropriate behavior with one or more of them.

[elainerothenberg]

I love the dry sarcasm. Hilarious! I could watch Dr. Grande for hours and be informed and entertained simultaneously. Great stuff!

[kayzbluegenes]

"demon avoiding stitches by snitching on witches"
sounds like a very dark Dr. Seuss quote
(or a very light Dr. G quote)
as always... love the analysis and greatly appreciate the humor! 👍🏻

[lcunningham]

I remember hearing a Catholic Priest say,
"Never believe what a demon tells you,
they are liars."

[eshim]

Dr Grande has his PhD in counselor education listed in his bio, but he might also want to add his Master of Shade credential. His analyses are always so thorough and spot on, yet so deadpan hilarious! 😂

[betterbee]

Does anyone else feel like we're regressing as a society? *Sigh* Logic, openness, or critical thinking skills is something I don't hear about much anymore. Except from Dr. Grande! Thank you for calm, clear analysis. ❤️ I actually heard about this at work and I thought it sounded crazy.

[anakizt]

There have been people already escaping from his church. I actually feel sorry for the members of his church. His ex wife said he was abusive. I hope that there is no one harmed by his claims. Many have likened this to Jonestown. It is frightening that people like him are still around, though not surprised.

[sarcasticcat]

I work at a prison.
"Snitches on witches to avoid stitches" killed me!

[rachel-in-the-]

Plot Twist … He is the one who is demonized.

[DollyTheLlama]

If he's conversing with demons and believing them, his faith isn't as strong as what he would have anyone to believe.

[justinwatson]

As a gay man who was raised Baptist, it’s cathartic to watch this video. It’s depressing and terrifying that there are adults who take this man seriously.

[nicostringfellow]

It’s the composure you kept whilst PROFOUNDLY articulating your analysis that made this video AMAZING.