On Friday, Netflix released Dancing For the Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult, a three-part documentary examining Los Angeles-based Shekinah Church and the charismatic pastor that many say abused his spiritual authority and led it like a religious cult. At the center of the story is a group of very influential TikTok dancers that joined the church and ultimately signed with the pastor’s talent management company, 7M, which ultimately was used to control every aspect of their lives.
Following the docuseries’ release, social media users were shocked by what they saw, pointing out the importance of keeping an eye out for false pastors and false doctrine.
If you’re into documentaries, please watch “Dancing for the Devil” on Netflix. The way these false pastors manipulate the bible is insane. But this is why it is so important you read the bible for yourself and ask God for discernment.
— MEL 🤍 (@ada3z3x) May 29, 2024
Dancing with the devil on Netflix is so sad bro. People do anything for money like Robert 1. A false prophet preaching lies and making gullible, naive, & vulnerable young people fall into a pit of true destruction
— Lynadia Whiting (@lynadiasmusic) June 1, 2024
This Dancing for the Devil doc on Netflix has me perplexed. Sounds like they were creating a collab/influencer house but it was really a cult and this was happening right in front of our eyes on the clock app.
— 📍Nikki (@yesthisisnikki) May 31, 2024
The Dancing for the Devil documentary is proof of what happens when you follow “leaders” who take the Bible out of context and just run with it. Be mindful of false doctrine and false teaching. You cannot follow everyone just because they says they are a man or woman of God.
— ✨L J✨ (@LondonJac11) May 31, 2024
You can watch all three episodes of Dancing With the Devil on Netflix now.
