Introduction In the book of Judges chapter 11, we encounter one of the most tragic stories in the Bible—the rash vow of Jephthah. This powerful narrative serves as a cautionary tale about making foolish promises to God, misunderstanding His will, and following through with actions that contradict God’s nature. Jephthah’s Vow: A Rash Promise “And […]
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What If Your Pastor Said He Was Perfect? If your pastor were to declare, “I am a perfect Christian,” how would you respond?Would words like pride, arrogance, or self-righteousness come to mind? Most of us would instinctively cringe at such a bold statement. But what if we’ve misunderstood what “perfect” truly means in the Bible?
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In Ezekiel 18, God declares: “The soul that sins shall die. The son shall not bear the iniquity of the father…” Many interpret this as the end of generational curses, but is that truly what God was saying? Let’s break it down biblically. Understanding the Origin of Generational Curses The idea of generational curses comes
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Many people today don’t believe that generational curses still exist. But before we explore that topic in depth, let’s first answer a foundational question: What exactly is a curse? We briefly touched on this in our article on Galatians 3:13, where we explained what it means to be redeemed from the curse of the law.
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IntroductionCan a Christian be cursed? This is a question that stirs much debate in the Body of Christ. In our previous article, we explored the concept of generational curses being the cause of blindness. Now, we take a closer look at a commonly cited Scripture—Galatians 3:13—and address the misunderstanding that has led many to believe
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Did Jesus say sin doesn’t cause sickness? Discover the deeper meaning behind John 9 and the blind man’s healing. Was ancestral sin the real issue—and how does it affect spiritual warfare today?
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Many Christians misunderstand the nature of Paul’s Thorn in the flesh in 2 Corinthians 12. It’s often used to justify unanswered prayers—especially around healing. But what if this interpretation misses a deeper spiritual truth—one that aligns closely with the story of Job? This post explores Paul’s thorn, its connection to pride, and what it teaches
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Many Christians wrongly believe that their sickness, hardship, or suffering is simply a test from God—just like what Job went through. But what if Job’s suffering wasn’t just a test? What if hidden sin—specifically self-righteousness—was the true reason? In this post, we’ll uncover a deeper truth from the Book of Job that many overlook. If
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In a previous post, we explored the basics of spiritual warfare and how submitting to God—by avoiding sin and confessing when we fall—grants us spiritual authority. Yet, many Christians live with unconfessed sin in their lives. Why? Today, let’s focus on the second group: those who are unaware of their sin—and why ignorance is a
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Spiritual warfare can be summed up in one powerful verse: James 4:7 (KJV)Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you. This scripture captures the heart of effective spiritual warfare. It’s not just about resisting the devil, nor is it just about submitting to God—both are necessary for lasting deliverance
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