Summary
The speaker discusses the world's focus on superficial idols and the fear of Satan, noting that many things people worship are actually images of sin. He uses the example of Job to teach that one should never become proud of their own goodness, as this can spoil what is beautiful, just as putting a lizard in a curry spoils the dish. The ultimate lesson is that God is in control, and nothing is greater than His power.
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Kakinada Conference - 2015: Session - 3
Jan 24, 2015
The speaker argues that humanity tends to descend to the level of animals by ignoring the conscience, which is initially the voice of God. This decline is fueled by worldly attachments like money and sexual sin. To overcome sin's power, which is too strong for human effort, believers must receive the Holy Spirit, which provides the necessary spiritual power or grace.
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