The damage of deception
Here are the slides from this morning > damage of deception Satan wants to step into an incidence of sin and get you caught/stuck so he can do as much damage … Continue reading The damage of deception
Month: March 2017
Dan Allender on agreements…
Agreements and vows, saying, “This is how I will live given the harm I have suffered”, have been implanted in the heart. That is where evil, in many ways, puts … Continue reading Dan Allender on agreements…
Satan, be gone …
From John Piper … When we arm ourselves with the thought that Christ suffered for us, we realize that we died with him. “He himself bore our sins in his body … Continue reading Satan, be gone …
Dealing with the effects of suffering
Suffering – we hate it, but it is an inescapable part of this gift of life. True, some suffer more deeply than others, but we will ALL experience suffering in … Continue reading Dealing with the effects of suffering
A triumphal warrior’s call
Subversive for the Savior Devotional by John Piper (my comments in orange) When Jesus met the man filled with demons at Gadara, the demons cried out, “What have … Continue reading A triumphal warrior’s call
Generational sin
Our own flesh, the sins of others against us and an enemy who seeks to steal, kill and destroy are all coming against us to try to keep us from … Continue reading Generational sin
Whom will you obey?
From My Utmost for His Highest by Oswald Chambers (my paraphrase) “You are slaves to the one whom you obey.” Romans 6:16 The first thing to do in examining the … Continue reading Whom will you obey?
Wholeness – Forgiveness
The natural progression of unforgiveness goes something like this… Wrong –> Offense –> Hurt –> Anger –> Bitterness –> Producing destructive effects Forgiving is release. It is breaking this progression … Continue reading Wholeness – Forgiveness
How can I possibly forgive?
How many times should I forgive? Seven? Jesus replied “Seventy times seven”. Forgiveness is a continual thing. It’s not about keeping count, it is a way of living in the … Continue reading How can I possibly forgive?
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