Welcome to another episode of Did God Say That? In this episode, we continue our discussion from Episode 005 of a practice widely embraced in Christian circles: "pleading the blood" of Jesus for protection and power. Is this practice aligned with the teachings of Scripture, or is it a tradition we should let go of? Join us as we explore this topic, examining both sides of the argument and shedding light on the essence of Christ's blood in our lives.

Welcome to another episode of "Did God Say That?" Today, we're delving into a practice widely embraced in Christian circles: "pleading the blood" of Christ for protection and power. But is this practice truly aligned with the teachings of Scripture, or is it a tradition that's grown apart from biblical roots? Join us as we explore this topic, examining both sides of the argument and shedding light on the essence of Christ's blood in our lives.

How does the Bible define wealth, success, and contentment?

How does it differ from the world's definition of prosperity in a materialistic culture?

Do you demonize money?

What does abundance mean to you? What role does faith play in shaping our attitudes towards wealth and success through life's ups and downs?

Join Angela and Gail Root, business coach and mentor to Christian women entrepreneurs, as they discuss these and other issues related to prosperity, thriving in business, and what defines success and wealth.

Maybe some of you can identify with the phrase," I bind you, Satan, in the name of Jesus." I've heard it used as if it was a magical formula. It was under the guise of it being a "spiritual weapon." I was taught I had that authority because I have Jesus. I have learned by studying Scripture and applying it to my life that the success of overcoming Satan and demons is more than just words. I have learned that error mixed with truth entangles the believer, and I pray for all who are ensnared to receive the truth and continue in God's Word, which is the power to make us free (John 8:31-32). Join me and my dear friend and brother, Pastor Jesse Radford, III, for part 2 as we continue the discussion regarding what Scripture says about binding and loosing, as found in Matt. 18:15-20.Connect with Angela: [email protected],

IG: @wiseword10

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Maybe some of you can identify with the phrase," I bind you, Satan, in the name of Jesus." I've heard it used as if it was a magical formula. It was under the guise of it being a "spiritual weapon." I was taught I had that authority because I have Jesus. I have learned by studying Scripture and applying it to my life that the success of overcoming Satan and demons is more than just words. I have learned that error mixed with truth entangles the believer, and I pray for all who are ensnared to receive the truth and continue in God's Word, which is the power to make us free (John 8:31-32). Join me and my dear friend and brother, Pastor Jesse Radford, III, as we discuss what Scripture says about binding and loosing, as found in Matt. 18:15-20.

Connect: [email protected]

If you enjoyed today's episode, please leave a 5-star rating and a written review on Apple podcast, Audible. This is the best way for other listeners to find the show and for me to know how best to serve you with the content you enjoy.

Click on the "written review" link above, scroll to the bottom, and click on the little purple link that says "Write .a Review"

Perhaps you've read or heard something you weren't sure the Bible actually says. After closer study, you realize God didn't say that at all. That's what we mean when we ask the question, Did God Say That? When we say context rules, we mean our opinions, thoughts, or feelings never override God's Word. I know we often read the Bible as if it's a personal letter written just to us. It wasn't. I love that all Scripture is written for us, even if it's not all written to us. Join me in this episode as I discuss why Context Rules.

We will tackle portions of Scripture frequently misquoted and taken out of context. We will look at many untruths created based on denominational doctrines and beliefs that may not align with God's Word, and we will discuss how personal agendas can cloud what we believe Scripture says and means.