While on a promotional tour of “Fast X,” actor Tyrese Gibson warned that the world is trying to normalize the devil.

He said, “As much as I’m supposed to be promoting this movie and talking about my album, I just feel like we’re in a competition right now because they are trying to normalize the devil. The devil is on the main stage at award shows and in every video and signs and symbols.”

Gibson continued, “Devil worshippers are going above and beyond to promote the devil, and it’s ticking me off. Devil worshippers used to be real secretive, but now they’re just going everywhere.” The actor talked about the importance of being vocal about his faith. He believes that the best way to combat the darkness that is spreading in the world is to be vocal about the impact that faith has had on his own life.

He said, “We need to stop treating our relationship with Jesus like the little buddy that you talk to before you go to bed at night,” he said. “Be more vocal about all the things that God means to us and all of the things that God has brought us through. There’s been a lot of moments that you didn’t post about, but yet you know how did God decide to get you through this.”

Gibson has been open about his faith during his career, boldly proclaiming the gospel on social media and how he lives out his faith, unafraid of backlash. In an Instagram post, he discussed how he worships God every time he performs on stage. He said, “Every show while I’m singing, I’m praying, when I lift my hands, I am thanking the Lord Jesus Christ for the God-given stage of influence He has given me. I fear no man. I walk IN my truth and my life’s purpose every day. I am clear that God is my SOURCE, and people and things are just resources. God IS my source. And, I want for nothing cause I have it ALL cause I have Jesus…. #Amen”

Tyrese is proclaiming his faith for everyone to see and trying his hardest to be a godly example of what a good father should be. His social media is filled with sweet pictures of his precious daughter, whom he parents alone. His video posts encourage men to stand up as fathers and protect their children’s futures.

In one post, he wrote, “I am more than just a man. I am a father. A boy is excited about the opportunity to be a dad. A father is more focused on the “Responsibility” of being a father. As a father, it is a responsibility to create the standards in our kids’ lives.”

Tyrese believes that the devil is trying to make his way to the main stage and wants to stop it. With some aspects of our culture becoming more interested in the devil, we should do our best to keep him hidden.