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#355 Understanding God vs World Systems - Distinguishing good from God
In episode #354, Kim describe the systems of the world that are God-created and those that are man-made. Today's episode takes a deeper dive into the differences between the systems that are God's and those that appear to be good but have been hijacked by Satan to serve his evil purpose.
Let us ground ourselves in this foundational truth: God created ALL things - things that never existed before. Satan has created NOTHING. Satan, through the minds, hands, and desires of man, has taken what God has created to "make" a world for himself that imitates and perverts the things of God. God creates… man makes.
God's systems are intended to produce, perpetuate, and sustain life on earth. Man-made systems are man-u-factured; they appear to be good but ultimately end in death. Can you distinguish "good" from God? Can you distinguish the wheat (of God) from the tares (of Satan)?
Why is this important? The things that Satan has made from that which God has created are an imitation (and inevitably a perversion) that ultimately ends in death. Even the good that we do (our righteousness) is deemed to be filthy rags before God.
Here are three (3) reasons why it's important to understand God's systems from man-made systems.
- God is a God of order. His created systems provide and maintain order. We are to pursue the systems of God and not be consumed by worldly systems intended for disorder and chaos.
- God's systems represent His eternal essence. Man-made systems represent Satan's essence to be like God. God's systems bring about ease while man-made systems yield dis-ease in our lives.
- Understanding systems informs your prayers and your decisions, meaning you can take back your life and reclaim your sovereignty.
When you understand the systems that God created from man-made systems, it will make it easier for you to choose the systems you will participate in and those you will not. Understand, reclaim your sovereignty, and be free.
God wants you to be free. Glory to God!
Matt 13:24-30; Genesis 1; 2; Gal 6:6-9; Ecc 1:5-7; 9-11; John 10:14-19
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By Kim MooreIn episode #354, Kim describe the systems of the world that are God-created and those that are man-made. Today's episode takes a deeper dive into the differences between the systems that are God's and those that appear to be good but have been hijacked by Satan to serve his evil purpose.
Let us ground ourselves in this foundational truth: God created ALL things - things that never existed before. Satan has created NOTHING. Satan, through the minds, hands, and desires of man, has taken what God has created to "make" a world for himself that imitates and perverts the things of God. God creates… man makes.
God's systems are intended to produce, perpetuate, and sustain life on earth. Man-made systems are man-u-factured; they appear to be good but ultimately end in death. Can you distinguish "good" from God? Can you distinguish the wheat (of God) from the tares (of Satan)?
Why is this important? The things that Satan has made from that which God has created are an imitation (and inevitably a perversion) that ultimately ends in death. Even the good that we do (our righteousness) is deemed to be filthy rags before God.
Here are three (3) reasons why it's important to understand God's systems from man-made systems.
- God is a God of order. His created systems provide and maintain order. We are to pursue the systems of God and not be consumed by worldly systems intended for disorder and chaos.
- God's systems represent His eternal essence. Man-made systems represent Satan's essence to be like God. God's systems bring about ease while man-made systems yield dis-ease in our lives.
- Understanding systems informs your prayers and your decisions, meaning you can take back your life and reclaim your sovereignty.
When you understand the systems that God created from man-made systems, it will make it easier for you to choose the systems you will participate in and those you will not. Understand, reclaim your sovereignty, and be free.
God wants you to be free. Glory to God!
Matt 13:24-30; Genesis 1; 2; Gal 6:6-9; Ecc 1:5-7; 9-11; John 10:14-19