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Feet of Clay—Confessions of the Cult Sisters

The Inside Story of Keith Green and Last Days Ministries

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“If you were ever influenced by Keith Green’s music and/or the ministry he started with his wife Melody, Last Days Ministries, you probably think of Keith as a prophet, a visionary, a life cut too short. His idealism shone through his lyrics and writings and left you with both guilt at falling short of his challenge and admiration for setting such a high bar. In retrospect, it really was all too good to be true. This isn’t a podcast about sexual deviancy, suicide pacts, large weapons caches, etc. But it is a revealing insight into the inner workings of what can only be called a cult. Sleep deprivation, arranged marriages, purity culture, public confessions, etc. High control. Toxicity. Keith became a Christian at 22, released his first Christian album at 23, was at or near the top of the charts for a few years, and then died at 29. An outsized influence for his age and immaturity. The details of daily life inside LDM is eye-opening and revealing. It is cathartic and told with compassion and sincerity. I’m here for all of it.”

dixonge via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 07/30/23

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Very real

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“Keep up the great work”

Nothing fails like prayer via Apple Podcasts · Canada · 11/29/23

Wise words, funny and heartfelt

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“Really enjoying your stories and the great banter you have together. Great podcast!”

paperpilot76 via Apple Podcasts · Australia · 06/08/23

Always good to hear that others have been also traumatised by religion