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The ruler of this world has nothing in meJesus declared at the end of His life that the devil had nothing in Him, meaning no part of Satan's nature existed within Christ.John 14:30
Where sin began in the heartSin entered the universe through Lucifer's pride, and any form of pride today means we harbor a bit of Satan's nature.
Human pride comes by comparisonWe often feel proud by comparing ourselves to those who seem worse off, while true humility comes from looking unto Jesus.
Keeping our eyes fixed on JesusTo permanently live in humility, we must run our daily race looking unto Jesus and considering everyone else as more important than ourselves.
Learning from the hidden years of JesusThe Holy Spirit can reveal to us the profound lessons of how Jesus lived during His first thirty hidden years on earth.
Rebellion against authorityJust as Satan rebelled against God's authority, that same rebellious nature is present in us and must be disciplined early in children.Isaiah 14:12
Rebellion is like the sin of witchcraftInsubordination and refusing to submit to appointed authority is likened to witchcraft and idolatry.1 Samuel 15:23
Discontent and the danger of debtBeing discontent with our appointed boundaries often leads to getting into debt, which is like being bitten by a serpent.Acts 17:26
Satan as a murderer, liar, and slandererJesus exposed the devil as a murderer and a liar from the beginning, warning us against gossip and tearing down others' reputations.John 8:44
Thoroughly investigating before passing judgmentScripture instructs us to carefully search out and inquire about matters rather than spreading unverified reports or falsehoods.
The severe danger of hypocrisy and lyingThe accounts of Ananias and Sapphira show how gravely God views hypocrisy and projecting a false image of wholeheartedness.
Living with spiritual authority and God's protectionWhen we cleanse our hearts from these sins, we can live in the fullness of Christ's authority over the enemy, surrounded by God's protective hedge.
No specific content or central message can be determined from the title and description alone. This appears to be a recording of a conference session.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
The ruler of this world has nothing in meJesus declared at the end of His life that the devil had nothing in Him, meaning no part of Satan's nature existed within Christ.John 14:30
Where sin began in the heartSin entered the universe through Lucifer's pride, and any form of pride today means we harbor a bit of Satan's nature.
Human pride comes by comparisonWe often feel proud by comparing ourselves to those who seem worse off, while true humility comes from looking unto Jesus.
Keeping our eyes fixed on JesusTo permanently live in humility, we must run our daily race looking unto Jesus and considering everyone else as more important than ourselves.
Learning from the hidden years of JesusThe Holy Spirit can reveal to us the profound lessons of how Jesus lived during His first thirty hidden years on earth.
Rebellion against authorityJust as Satan rebelled against God's authority, that same rebellious nature is present in us and must be disciplined early in children.Isaiah 14:12
Rebellion is like the sin of witchcraftInsubordination and refusing to submit to appointed authority is likened to witchcraft and idolatry.1 Samuel 15:23
Discontent and the danger of debtBeing discontent with our appointed boundaries often leads to getting into debt, which is like being bitten by a serpent.Acts 17:26
Satan as a murderer, liar, and slandererJesus exposed the devil as a murderer and a liar from the beginning, warning us against gossip and tearing down others' reputations.John 8:44
Thoroughly investigating before passing judgmentScripture instructs us to carefully search out and inquire about matters rather than spreading unverified reports or falsehoods.
The severe danger of hypocrisy and lyingThe accounts of Ananias and Sapphira show how gravely God views hypocrisy and projecting a false image of wholeheartedness.
Living with spiritual authority and God's protectionWhen we cleanse our hearts from these sins, we can live in the fullness of Christ's authority over the enemy, surrounded by God's protective hedge.