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Can I Prophesy III? : Objects Of Faith
In this powerful episode, PO questions common practices in Christianity that may be hindering true intimacy with God. Through a thorough examination of scripture, he explores how reliance on physical objects, locations, or even certain people as mediators can become idolatrous. This eye-opening discussion encourages believers to return to the simplicity of faith in Christ alone and rediscover the power of God that dwells within them.
5 Key Points:
1. The danger of "objects of faith": PO warns against relying on items like anointing oil, prayer shawls, or specific locations for spiritual power or connection with God. These can become the idols that hinder our direct relationship with God.
2. True prophecy and spiritual gifts: It is essential to understand that true prophecy and spiritual gifts are meant to build up the body of Christ and reveal Jesus, not promote individuals or create dependency on human leaders.
3. Signs and wonders: While miracles can accompany faith, they are not proof of authenticity. True prophets are recognized by their fruit (character) and adherence to biblical truth, not by spectacular displays. This section explores how signs and wonders should naturally follow believers as a result of their faith rather than being sought after or manufactured.
4. Christ as the only mediator: This reminds us that Christ alone is our mediator, and adding anything to His finished work implies it was insufficient.
5. The indwelling power of God: This is a call to return to simple faith in Christ, recognizing that as believers, we are already filled with God's fullness and don't need external objects or rituals to access His power and presence. The miraculous should naturally flow from a life rooted in faith.
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By The Sonship PlaceIn this powerful episode, PO questions common practices in Christianity that may be hindering true intimacy with God. Through a thorough examination of scripture, he explores how reliance on physical objects, locations, or even certain people as mediators can become idolatrous. This eye-opening discussion encourages believers to return to the simplicity of faith in Christ alone and rediscover the power of God that dwells within them.
5 Key Points:
1. The danger of "objects of faith": PO warns against relying on items like anointing oil, prayer shawls, or specific locations for spiritual power or connection with God. These can become the idols that hinder our direct relationship with God.
2. True prophecy and spiritual gifts: It is essential to understand that true prophecy and spiritual gifts are meant to build up the body of Christ and reveal Jesus, not promote individuals or create dependency on human leaders.
3. Signs and wonders: While miracles can accompany faith, they are not proof of authenticity. True prophets are recognized by their fruit (character) and adherence to biblical truth, not by spectacular displays. This section explores how signs and wonders should naturally follow believers as a result of their faith rather than being sought after or manufactured.
4. Christ as the only mediator: This reminds us that Christ alone is our mediator, and adding anything to His finished work implies it was insufficient.
5. The indwelling power of God: This is a call to return to simple faith in Christ, recognizing that as believers, we are already filled with God's fullness and don't need external objects or rituals to access His power and presence. The miraculous should naturally flow from a life rooted in faith.