Jun 29, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 12 segments
Send us Fan Mail This sermon is a practical Q&A session focused on applying theological principles to real-life relational conflicts. We address three…
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It's where you have to define who is permitted to speak into your life and then making sure that you discount the rest of the voices.
it's power without authority it's uh it's like going into the bank and saying i want ten thousand dollars you can do that if you have the corporate given codes you can also do that if you have a 44 magnum one of them will get you in a whole lot of trouble right when you use power to get something done rather than authorization that's jezebel Absalom is the most difficult to kind of peg down because it looks really noble because it weaponizes wounds to create alliances where your wound actually becomes while your your wound becomes why you're valuable to the group and then it the passage about Absalom literally says that he stole the hearts of Israel so it's a counterfeit watching out for your well-being by saying it's okay come here we can all hug it out for a really long time without ever giving the resources or the responsibility to come into a place of healing and leviathan is where you you subtly malign the character of a figure so what they say and do no longer means what they said and what they did.
So it's like when God said, you can eat of any tree of the garden except for the tree that's in the midst of the garden.
And then Satan comes and says, he knows that you'll be like him in the day that you eat of it.
Those three patterns are pretty much all you need to be able to diagnose these things and then there are simple applicable kingdom culture things that suffocate them because if in my experience if you confront any of them they all three have the ability to turn your response to them into evidence of the case that they're making you should write that part down They use your response to them as evidence for the case that they're making.
Keep doing
It's where you have to define who is permitted to speak into your life and then making sure that you discount the rest of the voices.
it's power without authority it's uh it's like going into the bank and saying i want ten thousand dollars you can do that if you have the corporate given codes you can also do that if you have a 44 magnum one of them will get you in a whole lot of trouble right when you use power to get something done rather than authorization that's jezebel Absalom is the most difficult to kind of peg down because it looks really noble because it weaponizes wounds to create alliances where your wound actually becomes while your your wound becomes why you're valuable to the group and then it the passage about Absalom literally says that he stole the hearts of Israel so it's a counterfeit watching out for your well-being by saying it's okay come here we can all hug it out for a really long time without ever giving the resources or the responsibility to come into a place of healing and leviathan is where you you subtly malign the character of a figure so what they say and do no longer means what they said and what they did.
So it's like when God said, you can eat of any tree of the garden except for the tree that's in the midst of the garden.
And then Satan comes and says, he knows that you'll be like him in the day that you eat of it.
Those three patterns are pretty much all you need to be able to diagnose these things and then there are simple applicable kingdom culture things that suffocate them because if in my experience if you confront any of them they all three have the ability to turn your response to them into evidence of the case that they're making you should write that part down They use your response to them as evidence for the case that they're making.
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