2 Timothy 3:1 7

Common but deadly deceptions impact you every day. They can warp your thinking in ways you would never expect and leave you with a life you never imagined. Your ability to recognize them can spell the difference between happiness and the loss of all you hold dear.

Even if you don’t believe on the Bible’s authority in the subject, as old fashion and impractical as it may sound sometimes, it’s still incredibly relevant and worth talking about.

God promises us his presence, his comfort, and the prayers of the Holy Spirit on our behalf.

Gods design for following authority actually gives you the opportunity to experience more freedom, not less. Have you thought of ways in which you haven’t been fully submitting to an authority God is placed over you?

The apostle Paul showed how fully he understood what Jesus had taught about this invisible world. Paul taught the churches.

We have got to get back to the basics of the Bible, it’s not taught and her churches very much anymore. But there’s a whole unseen realm in the world that we fight against, or they fight against us.

It’s important, then, that when we go through trials and sufferings, we hold onto the lessons we learn through them. There is a lesson in every trial we go through.

Remember that old him standing on the promises. The second verse of the ham goes like this: “standing on the promises that cannot fail, when the howling storms of doubt and fear of sale, buy the living word of God I shall prevail, standing on the promises of God.”

Is not my word like fire, declares the Lord, and like a hammer that breaks the rock in pieces? Jeremiah 23:29