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CONFRONTING THE AGENTS OF DEVALUATION IX
10. The emptiness of Godlessness. Anyone who is godless will continue to chase shadows because there is a hole in the heart of man which only God can fill. 11. The foolishness of worldliness. Christians must be very careful of this. A fool says in his heart, there is no God just enjoy yourself. You are becoming what you eat; mind what you eat. God chasers don’t eat nonsense. Daniel and his friends purposed in their hearts that they were not going to be defied by the food that came from the king’s table because they knew the implications of defilement. Defilement leads to disrobement and anything that is disrobed…
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CONFRONTING THE AGENTS OF DEVALUATION VIII
5. King Hezekiah. After all the wonderful things he did, his heart was lifted up. “But Hezekiah rendered not again according to the benefit done unto him; for his heart was lifted up: therefore there was wrath upon him, and upon Judah and Jerusalem.” 2 Chronicles 32:25, KJV His mistake affected the destiny of those under his kingdom. That is why you must never vote for anyone who you know is a candidate of hell and expect him to be an instrument of righteousness. He does not have what it takes. There is the spirit of leadership; if the spirit of leadership is evil, there cannot be righteous moments in…
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CONFRONTING THE AGENTS OF DEVALUATION VII
3.King Jehoshaphat. His story is painful. He almost got killed because of wrong association; he decided to team up with someone whom God had earmarked for destruction. He eventually escaped with his life but he still went ahead and teamed up with Ahaziah and ignored the counsel of Micaiah, a true man of God. He never learnt from his past mistake. He started so well. Be careful of wrong associations. You must be careful not to contact a strange fire. “And after this did Jehoshaphat king of Judah join himself with Ahaziah king of Israel, who did very wickedly.” 2 Chronicles 20:35, KJV Pray – Be careful of whom you…
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CONFRONTING THE AGENTS OF DEVALUATION VI
Examples in the Bible 1. King Saul. “So Saul died for his transgression which he committed against the LORD, even against the word of the LORD, which he kept not, and also for asking counsel of one that had a familiar spirit, to enquire of it.” I Chronicles 10:13, KJV A lot of people do not even know when they cross the red line, they cross the red line and feel nothing. Crossing the red line is to transgress. To transgress is to exceed bounds; when you do, the spirit of self destruction takes over. The spirit of self destruction is the spirit of leave me alone, I know what…









