Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching.Keep My Commandments Summarized: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV### The Answer to the Fear of Man: Trust in God and RepentanceIn this final part of a Bible study series, the speaker, Dr. Michael Davis, provides the answer to the **fear of man** and its destructive impact on marriage. The message argues that the fear of man, which is defined as selfishness, is not opposed by the fear of God or even agape love, but by **trusting in God**. The discussion uses the life of King David, specifically his confession of sin to Nathan, to illustrate how a man after God's own heart acknowledges his own failures. The talk also delves into the importance of confessing sin and humbling oneself before one's spouse and children, as well as the need to meditate on God's word to change one's mind.---- The fear of man is defined as selfishness, and its opposite is agape love.- The answer to the fear of man is trusting in God.- A man's complaints are his sins, and he must confess his own sin of idolatry and the fear of man to God.- Husbands should humble themselves before their wives and children and ask for forgiveness for their selfishness.- Trust in God is developed by listening intently to His written word through meditation and to the Holy Spirit within us.- God's sovereignty does not mean He causes evil, but that He can use all things for good.- As believers, we have been given authority on earth and a responsibility to put an end to the enemy's work.---The video concludes by asserting that the word "trust" is the true opposite of the "fear of man". The ultimate takeaway is that trusting in God is the key to overcoming the fear of man, and this trust is cultivated through an intimate relationship with God and a life of meditating on His word. True Christianity is not about a "get into heaven free pass," but about being saved from sin and empowered by the Holy Spirit to live a life that does not continue to sin.---#FearOfMan #TrustInGod #Repentance #DrMichaelDavis #BiblicalInterpretation #Theology #Marriage #KingDavidFear of man, being concerned for what people think of you more than what God thinks of you, is a hidden and destructive virus to any marriage. Being set free from this curse places us in a vibrant Life of freedom to do what God desires from us! In this series we will be looking at biblical examples of how the fear of man is to be dealt with, and the ultimate solution: Love. For only “perfect Love casts out fear…”Alive Inc LinksWebsite: https://www.keytorevival.org/The International Ministerial Institute: https://www.keytorevival.org/imi/Your Face, O Lord, I Shall Seek (and other resources): https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/resources/Order Resources: https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/order/

Fear of man, being concerned for what people think of you more than what God thinks of you, is a hidden and destructive virus to any marriage. Being set free from this curse places us in a vibrant Life of freedom to do what God desires from us! In this series we will be looking at biblical examples of how the fear of man is to be dealt with, and the ultimate solution: Love. For only “perfect Love casts out fear…”

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In a time where the roles of a husband and a wife have been blurred and abused by our modern culture, a question arises as to how the biblical role of a husband and a wife, making decisions together, must look like. The challenging answer may surprise you.

In this third installment on decision-making in marriage, we explore how a Christ-centered approach shapes the environment of the home. Reflecting on passages from Colossians and Ephesians, we see how genuine love, humility, and self-sacrifice create a space where both spouses can thrive.Key Topics Covered: • Why a “crazy patriarchal” approach misses the mark • How husbands can cultivate a loving, secure atmosphere • The importance of mutual submission and respect • Practical ways to let go of selfish desires and embrace unityWhether you’re newly married, long married, or simply seeking biblical insight on relationships, learn how true leadership and love can transform a home into a place of peace, security, and genuine affection.Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more faith-based discussions!

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In a time where the roles of a husband and a wife have been blurred and abused by our modern culture, a question arises as to how the biblical role of a husband and a wife, making decisions together, must look like. The challenging answer may surprise you.

In Part 2 of our series on decision-making in marriage, we delve deep into what Scripture says about the heart, divorce, and commitment. What does Malachi mean when he says, “the Lord hates putting away”? How does Philippians guide us in seeking unity and humility within marriage? And what does 1 Corinthians reveal about God’s standard for commitment, even when relationships become difficult?Join us as we explore how to approach marriage with a Christ-centered mindset, confronting selfishness, understanding grace, and seeking sanctification for ourselves and our spouses.Key Topics Covered: • Understanding the biblical perspective on divorce and separation • The role of humility and selflessness in marriage • Why attitudes of the heart matter more than legal actions • How grace transforms relationships and personal behavior📖 Scriptures Referenced: • Malachi 2 • Philippians 2:1-5 • 1 Corinthians 7 • Titus 2If you’re seeking biblical wisdom for your marriage or relationships, this video offers timeless truths rooted in God’s word.➡️ Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more biblical teachings!

Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching.Keep My Commandments Summarized: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV### The Answer to the Fear of Man: Trust in God and RepentanceOriginal Title: "Fear of Man in Marriage Part 9"In this final part of a Bible study series, the speaker, Dr. Michael Davis, provides the answer to the **fear of man** and its destructive impact on marriage. The message argues that the fear of man, which is defined as selfishness, is not opposed by the fear of God or even agape love, but by **trusting in God**. The discussion uses the life of King David, specifically his confession of sin to Nathan, to illustrate how a man after God's own heart acknowledges his own failures. The talk also delves into the importance of confessing sin and humbling oneself before one's spouse and children, as well as the need to meditate on God's word to change one's mind.---- The fear of man is defined as selfishness, and its opposite is agape love.- The answer to the fear of man is trusting in God.- A man's complaints are his sins, and he must confess his own sin of idolatry and the fear of man to God.- Husbands should humble themselves before their wives and children and ask for forgiveness for their selfishness.- Trust in God is developed by listening intently to His written word through meditation and to the Holy Spirit within us.- God's sovereignty does not mean He causes evil, but that He can use all things for good.- As believers, we have been given authority on earth and a responsibility to put an end to the enemy's work.---The video concludes by asserting that the word "trust" is the true opposite of the "fear of man". The ultimate takeaway is that trusting in God is the key to overcoming the fear of man, and this trust is cultivated through an intimate relationship with God and a life of meditating on His word. True Christianity is not about a "get into heaven free pass," but about being saved from sin and empowered by the Holy Spirit to live a life that does not continue to sin.---#FearOfMan #TrustInGod #Repentance #DrMichaelDavis #BiblicalInterpretation #Theology #Marriage #KingDavidAlive Inc LinksWebsite: https://www.keytorevival.org/The International Ministerial Institute: https://www.keytorevival.org/imi/Your Face, O Lord, I Shall Seek (and other resources): https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/resources/Order Resources: https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/order/

Fear of man, being concerned for what people think of you more than what God thinks of you, is a hidden and destructive virus to any marriage. Being set free from this curse places us in a vibrant Life of freedom to do what God desires from us! In this series we will be looking at biblical examples of how the fear of man is to be dealt with, and the ultimate solution: Love. For only “perfect Love casts out fear…”

Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching.Keep My Commandments Summarized: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV### The Fear of Man in Marriage: David's Irreverence and BitternessIn this Bible study, the speaker, Dr. Michael Davis, continues his series on the **fear of man**, examining how it manifested in the life of **King David** with destructive consequences. The message argues that David's pride and turned-away heart led him to disregard God's law regarding the handling of the Ark of the Covenant. The discussion highlights the death of Uzzah, who touched the ark, and David's subsequent anger and fear. The speaker also analyzes the confrontation between David and his wife Michal, arguing that David's response was not humility but bitterness and pride, as he cared more about the praise of other women than his wife's opinion. The talk concludes by connecting these events to David's other failures, such as his multiplication of wives, which God had forbidden.---- The issue with the Ark of God's movement was that David was using the wrong people and procedures, as it was supposed to be carried by appointed men using poles, not on a new cart.- Uzzah was struck down by God for his irreverence when he touched the Ark of God.- David's response to Michal's confrontation was bitterness and pride, verbally dishonoring Saul's family.- David cared more for the praise of other women than for his wife's opinion of him.- Michal had no child until the day of her death, which the speaker suggests was due to David's bitterness and refusal to be with her as his wife.- The multiplication of wives, which God had forbidden, led to David's heart being turned away from God and caused future issues like the Bathsheba incident and a civil war at David's death.- The fear of man can lead to compromise and devastating consequences in our lives and relationships.---The video concludes by asserting that the reason we struggle to understand God's judgments in the Old Testament is that since the cross, Satan has lost his power to deceive people groups in their entirety. The ultimate takeaway is that Jesus saves us not just from sin in order to get into heaven, but he saves us so we can be empowered by the Holy Spirit to live a life where we do not continue to sin.---#FearOfMan #KingDavid #BiblicalInterpretation #DrMichaelDavis #Theology #Marriage #Selfishness #MichalAlive Inc LinksWebsite: https://www.keytorevival.org/The International Ministerial Institute: https://www.keytorevival.org/imi/Your Face, O Lord, I Shall Seek (and other resources): https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/resources/Order Resources: https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/order/

Fear of man, being concerned for what people think of you more than what God thinks of you, is a hidden and destructive virus to any marriage. Being set free from this curse places us in a vibrant Life of freedom to do what God desires from us! In this series we will be looking at biblical examples of how the fear of man is to be dealt with, and the ultimate solution: Love. For only “perfect Love casts out fear…”

Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching.Keep My Commandments Summarized: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV### David and the Fear of Man: Compromise and the Loss of LeadershipIn this continuation of a Bible study, the speaker, Dr. Michael Davis, examines the **fear of man** in the life of **King David** and its subtle but destructive consequences on his family and leadership. The message argues that David's fear of man, rooted in selfishness, is first seen when he accepts the women's accolades, which pits him against King Saul. The discussion highlights David's compromise when he marries Saul's daughters and later leaves his wife, Michal, with a "psychotic murderous Maniac." The talk also connects David's fear of man to his later multiplication of wives and concubines, which God had forbidden kings to do, leading to his heart turning away.---- The fear of man is a key motivator in human life and is at its core, selfishness.- David, like other biblical figures, struggled with the fear of man, which led to compromise and personal failure.- A husband's responsibility is to protect his wife, a duty which David failed when he abandoned Michal with her father, King Saul.- The Bible forbids kings from multiplying wives, as this would cause their hearts to turn away from God, a command David ignored.- The purpose of discipleship is to learn God's voice and to be so filled with His Spirit that it overflows into every area of our lives.- True Christianity is not a "get into heaven free pass," but a life of being saved from sin and empowered by the Holy Spirit to live like Christ.- The Bible contains wisdom for daily life and relationships, not just salvation in the afterlife.---The video concludes by asserting that the reason we struggle to understand God's judgments in the Old Testament is that since the cross, Satan has lost his power to deceive people groups in their entirety. The ultimate takeaway is that Jesus saves us not just from sin in order to get into heaven, but he saves us so we can be empowered by the Holy Spirit to live a life where we do not continue to sin.---#FearOfMan #KingDavid #BiblicalInterpretation #DrMichaelDavis #Theology #Marriage #Selfishness #MichalAlive Inc LinksWebsite: https://www.keytorevival.org/The International Ministerial Institute: https://www.keytorevival.org/imi/Your Face, O Lord, I Shall Seek (and other resources): https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/resources/Order Resources: https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/order/

Fear of man, being concerned for what people think of you more than what God thinks of you, is a hidden and destructive virus to any marriage. Being set free from this curse places us in a vibrant Life of freedom to do what God desires from us! In this series we will be looking at biblical examples of how the fear of man is to be dealt with, and the ultimate solution: Love. For only “perfect Love casts out fear…”

Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching.Keep My Commandments Summarized: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV### Compromise and Consequences: Biblical Examples of the Fear of ManOriginal Title: "Fear of Man in Marriage Part 6"In this continuation of a Bible study on the **fear of man**, the speaker, Dr. Michael Davis, and a guest examine how the fear of man leads to compromise in the lives of biblical figures. The message argues that Adam, Abram, Isaac, and Jacob all compromised their integrity by listening to their wives or acting out of selfish desires rather than obeying God. The discussion highlights the negative consequences of these compromises, leading to family strife and personal bitterness. The talk concludes by challenging the listener to understand that true Christianity is not just a "get into heaven free pass," but a life of being saved from sin and living in the power of the Holy Spirit.---- The fear of man is at the root of compromise and selfish decisions.- Adam's compromise came from listening to his wife and not putting an end to the serpent's lie.- Abram listened to his wife Sarai and went into Hagar, which led to family strife and bitterness.- Isaac's love for Esau was based on a selfish desire for food, and his wife, Rebecca, compromised by deceiving him for Jacob's blessing.- Jacob's life was marked by bitterness as a result of his compromises and the strife in his family.- The purpose of Jesus' death was not just to get us into heaven, but to save us from sin and its power.- Christianity has become a religion about going to heaven when we die, but the true purpose is for us to be empowered to live like Christ now.---The video concludes by asserting that we've unfortunately made the purpose of Christianity to be a religion, which is not what Jesus came to do. The ultimate takeaway is that Jesus saves us not just from sin in order to get into heaven, but he saves us so we can be empowered by the Holy Spirit to live a life where we do not continue to sin.---#FearOfMan #Compromise #BiblicalInterpretation #DrMichaelDavis #Theology #AdamAndEve #Abraham #JacobAlive Inc LinksWebsite: https://www.keytorevival.org/The International Ministerial Institute: https://www.keytorevival.org/imi/Your Face, O Lord, I Shall Seek (and other resources): https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/resources/Order Resources: https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/order/

Fear of man, being concerned for what people think of you more than what God thinks of you, is a hidden and destructive virus to any marriage. Being set free from this curse places us in a vibrant Life of freedom to do what God desires from us! In this series we will be looking at biblical examples of how the fear of man is to be dealt with, and the ultimate solution: Love. For only “perfect Love casts out fear…”

Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching.Keep My Commandments Summarized: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV### The Fear of Man in Marriage: The Purpose of DiscipleshipIn this Bible study, the speaker, Dr. Michael Davis, concludes his series on the **fear of man** and its impact on marriage, this time focusing on the purpose of **discipleship**. The message argues that true discipleship is not about knowledge, but about a personal, intimate relationship with God, where we learn to hear His voice. The discussion highlights that a husband's failure to lead his family is not a result of a lack of knowledge but a failure to have a deep relationship with God. The talk uses the example of King Saul, who was motivated by the fear of man and forfeited his kingdom, and contrasts this with the New Covenant, where Christ has given us His spirit. The speaker asserts that true victory in marriage and life comes from being so filled with the Holy Spirit that the love of Christ is manifested in our daily actions.---- The purpose of discipleship is to learn the voice of God and be a person who is so filled with God's Spirit that it overflows into every area of our lives.- A man's inability to lead his family is not a knowledge problem but a heart problem and a lack of intimacy with God.- The fear of man is the opposite of a spirit of adoption and a spirit of sonship, and it is a spirit of religion.- The antidote to the fear of man is to be so filled with God that we become a conduit for His love and grace.- The Bible does not contradict itself, but any perceived contradictions are a result of our own prejudices and the lack of a revelation from the Holy Spirit.- King Saul lost his kingdom because he was motivated by the fear of man and not by the fear of God.- The primary role of a husband is not to be an authority figure, but to be an intercessor and a priest for his family.---The video concludes by asserting that the Bible talks about a husband's responsibility and his duty to lay down his life for his wife, not about his rights to rule over her. A husband's true headship is an act of loving service and protection, as exemplified by Christ. The ultimate takeaway is that the only true way to have a godly marriage is for both husband and wife to be filled with the Holy Spirit and to live out the love of Christ on a daily basis.---#FearOfMan #Marriage #BiblicalInterpretation #DrMichaelDavis #Theology #Discipleship #AgapeLove #HolySpiritAlive Inc LinksWebsite: https://www.keytorevival.org/The International Ministerial Institute: https://www.keytorevival.org/imi/Your Face, O Lord, I Shall Seek (and other resources): https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/resources/Order Resources: https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/order/

Fear of man, being concerned for what people think of you more than what God thinks of you, is a hidden and destructive virus to any marriage. Being set free from this curse places us in a vibrant Life of freedom to do what God desires from us! In this series we will be looking at biblical examples of how the fear of man is to be dealt with, and the ultimate solution: Love. For only “perfect Love casts out fear…”

Meditation and Keeping: 

YouTube - https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM

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In a time where the roles of a husband and a wife have been blurred and abused by our modern culture, a question arises as to how the biblical role of a husband and a wife, making decisions together, must look like. The challenging answer may surprise you.

In this thought-provoking discussion, we explore the complexities of decision-making in marriage from a biblical perspective. How do couples come into agreement when faced with tough choices? Should the final decision rest with the husband, or is mutual agreement essential? Discover how meditating on God’s Word transforms relationships, renews minds, and fosters unity. Join the conversation about leadership, selflessness, and the true meaning of serving one another in marriage. For more resources, visit www.krevival.org.

Please view the video entitled “Keep My Commandments Summarized” before viewing this teaching.Keep My Commandments Summarized: https://youtu.be/k7fUP105dLM?si=hnQbSUUg3t5JUYgV### The Fear of Man in Marriage: The Importance of Agape LoveIn this Bible study, the speaker, Dr. Michael Davis, concludes his series on the **fear of man**, emphasizing that the antidote is **agape love**. The message defines agape as a "love that takes no account of wrong" and explains that this is the same love Christ had for us, laying down His life for His enemies. The discussion challenges the listener to understand that true marital love is a reflection of Christ's love for the church, which is not about demanding rights or being a bully. The speaker uses personal anecdotes to illustrate how focusing on our own bitterness and unfaithfulness prevents us from experiencing and sharing this unconditional love. The talk also includes a discussion about a wife's role, highlighting that a wife's love and submission is also rooted in her own walk with God and a revelation of His agape love, not just her husband's actions. The video concludes by challenging the listener to choose agape love, which is the only way to heal a marriage.---- The antidote to the fear of man is a revelation of the agape love of God.- Agape is a love that takes no account of wrong and loves regardless of circumstances.- The fear of man is the opposite of agape love and is rooted in selfishness.- The love we have for our spouse should be the same kind of love that Christ has for us.- God's love for us is not based on our actions, but is a free gift given to us while we were still His enemies.- Forgiveness is a choice we make, and we must extend grace to others just as Christ has done for us.- A wife's submission and love for her husband must come from her own walk with God and her own experience of His agape love.- It's not about being righteous or perfect, but about being filled with the Holy Spirit so that His love can be poured out through us.---The video concludes by asserting that the Bible talks about a husband's responsibility and his duty to lay down his life for his wife, not about his rights to rule over her. A husband's true headship is an act of loving service and protection, as exemplified by Christ. The ultimate takeaway is that the only true way to heal a marriage that is broken by fear and selfishness is through a revelation of the unconditional agape love of God.---#FearOfMan #Marriage #BiblicalInterpretation #DrMichaelDavis #Theology #AgapeLove #UnconditionalLove #ForgivenessAlive Inc LinksWebsite: https://www.keytorevival.org/The International Ministerial Institute: https://www.keytorevival.org/imi/Your Face, O Lord, I Shall Seek (and other resources): https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/resources/Order Resources: https://www.keytorevival.org/alive/order/

Fear of man, being concerned for what people think of you more than what God thinks of you, is a hidden and destructive virus to any marriage. Being set free from this curse places us in a vibrant Life of freedom to do what God desires from us! In this series we will be looking at biblical examples of how the fear of man is to be dealt with, and the ultimate solution: Love. For only “perfect Love casts out fear…”