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| What is the manifestation of a critical spirit? |
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Always sees the Negative side of a situation.
Any joy or peace experienced from a positive situation is soon over-shadowed by a disappointment.
Person often sees self as Righteous and calling others to holiness |
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| What is the entry point when dealing with a critical spirit? |
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Inferiority complex
Intensely criticized by others |
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| What do we do when seeking deliverance from a critical spirit? |
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facing Truth (usually denial)
renouncing the entry point |
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| What is the manifestation of a controlling spirit? |
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| Obnoxiously controls conversations, decisions, even others’ thoughts |
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| What is the entry point when dealing with a controlling spirit? |
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Hurt when under some else’s control
Lack of confidence in others |
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| What do we do when seeking deliverance from a controlling spirit? |
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| What verse can we read when talking about a spirit of jealously? |
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| What is the manifestation of a spirit of jealousy? |
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Secret Disappointment at the success of others
Secret desire to see their Failure
Malicious talk about those of whom you are jealous, often in a Joking tone as to disclaimer your real emotion
A strong feeling that the other person did not Deserve the success |
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| What is the entry point when dealing with a spirit of jealousy? |
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Disappointments in Self
Self-pity
Feeling of being Left out or Unfairly treated
Anger that “life is not fair” |
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| What do we do when seeking deliverance from a spirit of jealousy? |
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Facing the Truth about yourself
Finding something genuine to Compliment
Asking Forgiveness (denouncing)
Substituting positive thoughts (renouncing) |
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| What is the manifestation of a spirit of immoral lust? |
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| An addiction to Perversion of God-given pleasure (pornography, homosexuality, fornication, filthy talk, coveting possessions of others) |
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| What is the entry point when dealing with a spirit of immoral lust? |
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| Curiosity, experimentation, innocent abuse or exposure |
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| What do we do when seeking deliverance from a spirit of immoral lust? |
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| Renouncing the past and facing the Truth (Passivity is not lasting!) |
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| What is the manifestation of a stronghold of stealing? |
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| A Compulsion of stealing objects often things which are not needed or things which the thief can afford to buy |
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| What is the entry point when dealing with a stronghold of stealing? |
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| A Difficult time in life when one’s needs were not met; sometimes the stealing starts out as a cry for help |
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| What do we do when seeking deliverance from a stronghold of stealing? |
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| Renouncing the past and facing the Truth |
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| What verse can we read when talking about a spirit of stealing? |
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| What is the manifestation of a stronghold of unwholesome speech? |
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| A Compulsion to use language which is sexually explicit, obscene or coarse. |
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| What is the entry point when dealing with a stronghold of unwholesome speech? |
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| Environment, habit, cry for Attention |
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| What do we do when seeking deliverance from a stronghold of unwholesome speech? |
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| Renouncing the past and facing the Truth |
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| What verse can we read when talking about temptation? |
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John 2:16
For everything in the world—the cravings of sinful man, the lust of his eyes and the boasting of what he has and does—comes not from the Father but from the world |
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Fill in the blanks:
Lust of the (blank)= Lust for (blank) |
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| Where is an example, in the Bible, of when Satan tempted Jesus to turn stone into bread? |
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Fill in the blanks:
Pride of (blank)= Lust for (blank) |
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| Where in the Bible does it talk about Satan tempting Jesus to leap from pinnacle? |
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Fill in the blanks:
Lust of the (blank)=Lust for (blank) |
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| Where in Matthew does Satan bribe Jesus if He would bow down to him, then he will give him all the kingdoms? |
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| What is the manifestation when dealing with temptation? |
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Arrogant spirit
Unwillingness to admit to wrongdoing
Being defensive |
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| What is the entry point when dealing with temptation? |
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Lack of discipline
Listening to wrong voices
Lukewarm to God |
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| What do we do when seeking deliverance from temptation? |
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Renouncing pride,
Facing the truth: It is not who I am, it’s whose I am |
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What is the verse reference for the following:
He who conceals his sins does not prosper, but whoever Confesses and Renounces them finds mercy. |
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| Why do we pray and declare aloud? |
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Demons cannot read our Minds!
We hear ourselves
To achieve power in Unity |
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What is the verse reference for the following:
Rather, we have Renounce secret and shameful ways; we do not use deception, nor do we distort the word of God. On the contrary, by setting forth the truth plainly we commend ourselves to every man's conscience in the sight of God. |
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| What is Royer's reasoning to why the armor is put at the end of Ephesians? |
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| You need to be set free before you put on the armor. You don’t put armor on a wounded solider. You bring a healing and then you put the armor on. |
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| What is the verse reference when talking about the armor of God? |
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| What does the Helmet of Salvation do? |
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Protects our mind – “Noema”
2 Corinthians 10:3-5 (Thought)
2 Corinthians 2:11 (Device)
2 Corinthians 4:4 (Minds) |
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| What does the shield of Faith do? |
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What is the verse reference for the following:
And without faith it is impossible to please God, because anyone who comes to him must believe that he exists and that he rewards those who earnestly seek him. |
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| What does the belt of truth do? |
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What is the verse reference for the following:
All Scripture is God-breathed and is useful for teaching, rebuking, correcting and training in righteousness, so that the man of God may be thoroughly equipped for every good work. |
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| What does the sword of the Spirit do? |
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| Helps to find the appropriate word for the exact occasion |
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What is the verse reference for the following:
The tempter came to him and said, "If you are the Son of God, tell these stones to become bread." Jesus answered, "It is written: 'Man does not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God. |
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| What does the breastplate of righteousness do? |
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Protects our Heart
Our position in Christ,
Not self-righteousness |
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What is the verse reference for the following:
For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him. |
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| What do the shoes of peace do? |
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| Promotes advancement and security |
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What is the verse reference for the following:
Let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, since as members of one body you were called to peace. And be thankful. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom, and as you sing psalms, hymns and spiritual songs with gratitude in your hearts to God. |
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| Even though we can be freed from demonic oppression in our lives by going through the Steps to Freedom of the last lesson, in order to walk in freedom, what certain factors must be taken into consideration? |
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We must be honest about ourselves, our past etc.
We need to be part of a local church where we can be edified so that we can grow spiritually.
Our spiritual diet must be based on God’s word
We must recognize the importance of a renewed mind
Becoming our potential in Christ takes time and maturity |
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| What do we have to understand about the human spirit? |
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We must recognize that our body to which we give so attention is only the temporary housing in which our spirit dwells
To be dead Physically is to suffer separation of the soul/spirit from the body
To be Spiritually dead is to be separated from God |
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| What was man's original creation? |
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Man was Significant. He had a divine purpose.
Man was Safe and Secure. His needs were provided
Man Belonged. He had a sense of identity. |
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| What were the effects of the fall of man? |
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Man was Rejected. Therefore, a need to belong was born. Fallen man tries to meet this need by seeking the approval of others.
Man was filled with Guilt and Shame. Therefore, he felt the need of self-worth.
Fallen man tries to meet this need by enabling others
Man was Weak and Helpless; therefore a need of strength and self-control developed. Fallen man tries to meet this need by manipulation or Controlling Others. |
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| What are the effects of the Holy Spirit? |
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No Condemnation. Therefore no more guilt or shame.
Strong in Christ. No longer weak and helpless.
Children of God. No longer rejected. |
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| Self Worth = Performance + Other’s Opinion |
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| What does Satan's lies produce? |
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| Wrong philosophies or beliefs |
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| What are the consequences when people deal with a fear of failure? |
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Perfectionism instead of healthy satisfaction which should be felt by a job well done (Romans 12:3).
Avoid Risks instead of knowing how to enjoy the pleasure of something new or just having fun (Philippians 4:6).
Anger/Resentment instead of understanding the Biblical context of forgiveness (Ephesians 4:31, 32).
Anxiety instead of relaxation (1 Peter 5:7).
Fleshly Pride when failure is averted instead of “true humility” (2 Corinthians 10:12,18). |
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| What is God's answer to Satan's lie? |
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Justification (Romans 5:1-2)
According to Isaiah 64:6 our own righteousness to God is as filthy rags but
2 Corinthians 5:21 Tells us that he made Him (Christ) who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, that we might become the righteousness of God in Him |
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| How do we become free from failure? |
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We Obey God because
Eternal Rewards (2 Corinthians 5:10; 1 Corinthians 3 12-15; Matthew 6:20)
Christ is Worthy (Rev 4:11; Psalm 73:25) |
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| What is Satan's lie about a fear of rejection? |
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I must be approved by certain people in order to feel good about my self. This wrong belief results in fear of rejection which in turns leads to:
Resentment/Anger (Eph 4 :31)
Unresolved this produces Depression |
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| What are the some of the consequences of have a fear of rejection? |
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Consequences, continued:
Avoiding people ( superficial friendships, timidity, if you really knew me you wouldn't like me)
Being easily Manipulated (Gal 1:10).
Codependency/Enabling (1Sam: 3:13 vs. Luke 15:16). |
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| What is God's answer for dealing with a fear rejection? |
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Reconciliation (Col. 1: 21-22)
What poor relationships tell us:
I will never Forget the pain you caused me
You are not Worth the trouble you cause
I would be Off if it were not for you
If you make me look good I will be proud of you, but if you fail you will Embarrass me.
You can never Change you will never amount to anything
As long as you meet my Expectations, I will accept you |
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What is verse reference for the following:
He has removed our sins as far away as the east is from the west. |
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What is verse reference for the following:
It (my blood) is poured out to forgive the sins of the multitude. |
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What is verse reference for the following:
For I am convinced that nothing can ever separate us from His love. |
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What is verse reference for the following:
When someone becomes a Christian, he becomes a brand new person inside. He is not the same anymore. |
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What is verse reference for the following:
And so we, too, have trusted in Jesus Christ that we might be accepted by God because of faith and not because we have obeyed the Jewish law. |
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| What is the false belief when dealing with a fear of punishment? |
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| Those who fail are unworthy of love and deserve to be punished. |
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Rather than look for a solution, we become (blank) with trying to decide who is to (blank) |
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Our response to failure should be (BLANK) from the experience not putting the (BLANK) on someone. |
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| What are the effects when someone is dealing with a fear of punishment? |
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Self-Induced punishment
Resentment or Bitterness
Passivity - Neglect of our minds, time, gifts, or talents through inactivity
Punishing Others - make them pay for what they did. |
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| What is God's answer for a person who is dealing with a fear of punishment? |
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| Propitiation (An atoning sacrifice) |
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| What is Satan's lie about a fear of shame? |
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| I am what I am; I cannot change; I am hopeless. |
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| What are some of the effects of harboring shame? |
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Inferiority - Because of my past, I can never measure up to everyone else.
Habitual Destructive behavior.
Self Pity - Rather than focus on a cure for our guilt, we focus on “why” or “who” caused our problem.
Isolation/Withdrawal - We would rather experience the lesser pain of loneliness than the acute pain of rejection we imagine how we would feel if others knew our past.
Co-dependent Relationships
Despising Our Appearance |
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| What is God answer for being set free from the fear of shame? |
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| Regeneration (Titus 3:3-7, Ephesians 4:22-24) |
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Because of (BLANK), I am completely forgiven and fully pleasing to God. I no longer have to fear (BLANK). |
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Because of (BLANK), I am totally accepted by God. I no longer have to fear (BLANK) |
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Because of (BLANK), I am deeply loved by God. I do not have to fear (BLANK) nor need I punish others. |
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Because of (BLANK), I have been made brand new, complete in Christ. I no longer need to experience the pain of (BLANK). |
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