"My occult involvement means I'll face demons at the moment of death."
How it sounds in your head: I'm afraid dying will be terrifying because demons I once served will show up to torment me in my final moments. Will I die in spiritual warfare?
"Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil; for You are with me; Your rod and Your staff, they comfort me."
-- Psalm 23:4Enemy terror tactic using past to poison final moments with fear.
He's heard stories of difficult deaths and assumes his occult past guarantees a similar experience. Fear of dying process is already intense; this multiplies it.
While being stoned to death by an angry mob, Stephen saw the HEAVENS OPENED and Jesus STANDING at the right hand of God. His death wasn't warfare—it was WORSHIP. He fell asleep in peace while seeing glory, not demons.
I REFUSE the lie that demons will torment me at death. IT IS WRITTEN that though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear NO EVIL because God is WITH ME. Stephen was being murdered and saw HEAVEN OPENED—glory, not demons, filled his vision. IT IS WRITTEN that angels will carry me to Abraham's side, just like Lazarus. My death will not be spiritual warfare; it will be a HOMECOMING. Jesus Himself will meet me in that valley, and every demon will flee at His presence. The BARAK blessing protects even my final breath. I will die in PEACE, not in terror, because perfect love casts out fear.
The Father isn't leaving you alone in your final moment—He's MEETING you there. Your death won't be a battle; it'll be a transition into glory with Jesus Himself as your escort, and no demon would dare approach.