The Encounter Podcast with David Diga Hernandez
Sep 28, 2026 · 28 min · 9 segments
Have you fallen from the place of surrender, obedience, and spiritual power you once walked in with God? In this message, David Diga Hernandez reveals how the influence of the Holy Spirit’s anointing…
David Diga HernandezHostIn John chapter 14, verses 16 through 18, we read, and I will ask the Father and he will give you another advocate who will never leave you.
The world cannot receive him because it isn't looking for him and doesn't recognize him.
But you know him because he lives with you now and later will be in you.
So there's a very damaging teaching that makes its rounds in various different churches.
And this damaging teaching is that somehow God will curse the believer beyond the point of restoration.
And because of this, there are many Christians who maybe once were in ministry or once were serving the Lord or once were what they would call on fire for God, and then when they begin to experience a lapse in their spiritual momentum or maybe when they choose to compromise or maybe they make a rebellious decision And after this, they feel condemned and like they've lost everything they've ever had with God.
Maybe I can come back, but not in the exact way that I was once walking with God.
Maybe the Lord will forgive me, but I'll always kind of have this mark on my life where God will look at me and say, I remember when you fell away.
In John chapter 14, verses 16 through 18, we read, and I will ask the Father and he will give you another advocate who will never leave you.
The world cannot receive him because it isn't looking for him and doesn't recognize him.
But you know him because he lives with you now and later will be in you.
So there's a very damaging teaching that makes its rounds in various different churches.
And this damaging teaching is that somehow God will curse the believer beyond the point of restoration.
And because of this, there are many Christians who maybe once were in ministry or once were serving the Lord or once were what they would call on fire for God, and then when they begin to experience a lapse in their spiritual momentum or maybe when they choose to compromise or maybe they make a rebellious decision And after this, they feel condemned and like they've lost everything they've ever had with God.
Maybe I can come back, but not in the exact way that I was once walking with God.
Maybe the Lord will forgive me, but I'll always kind of have this mark on my life where God will look at me and say, I remember when you fell away.
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