Fear and Demonizing
Not long after writing to the Corinthians Paul wrote to the Romans. He had been wanting to minister in this great center of civilization for many years but God …
Sharing the Gospel in a Shame Based Culture
(With our January 7 trip to India nearly here, I thought I’d run some blogs about one of the most basic theological differences between Indian culture and ours. I have …
Bearing All My Sin and Shame
(With our January 7 trip to India nearly here, I thought I’d run some blogs about one of the most basic theological differences between Indian culture and ours. I have …
The Fear Power World View
(With our January 7 trip to India nearly here, I thought I’d run some blogs about one of the most basic theological differences between Indian culture and ours. I have …
The Shame Honor World View
(With our January 7 trip to India nearly here, I thought I’d run some blogs about one of the most basic theological differences between Indian culture and ours. I have …
The Guilt Innocence World View
(With our January 7 trip to India nearly here, I thought I’d run some blogs about one of the most basic theological differences between Indian culture and ours. I have …
“Nothing to Fear But Fear Itself”
Babylonian beliefs influenced the Jews in their beliefs as well. While in captivity in Babylon they picked up many of the beliefs of the Babylonians. The Babylonians were very superstitious …
Fear: A Top Weapon of Satan
Despite all God’s show of power and clear provision, the Jews failed to enter the land because of their fear of the giants who were already living there. Quite naturally, …
Common Sins that Allow Demonic Access – 2
In the previous blog we looked at anger, idolatry and immorality as sins which make a person especially vulnerable for demonizing. We’ll look at others in this blog. WRONG …
The Battle For Our Emotions: Fear and Anger
Fear is one of Satan’s biggest weapons. Demons are often behind and use fear (Romans 8:15). If it takes the form of insecurity, anxiety, worry, preoccupation with problems, or …