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Letting God Lead

  • 4 days ago
  • 2 min read

Dear friend,


If you ask most people if they practice witchcraft, unless they proudly do, they'd say no.


But that's not always true. The other day I watched a video from an amazing woman of God about how control and manipulation are the most common forms of witchcraft that people practice unknowingly. It aligned exactly with what God was asking me to share.


At its core, witchcraft is about wielding will-twisting power to see one's desired outcome outside of the authority of God.


Whether it's about controlling people, people's perceptions, or manufacturing an outcome God hasn't breathed His YES on, it's saying "my will be done on earth" Sometimes, people of God don't realize when they're venturing into these waters.


It's easy to spiritualize this and believe that if it looks like it's for God, "end justifies the means." It does not.


Control and manipulation can seem like a necessary means, but God is wanting His people to let Him lead if they want to live in the miraculous and see the things they've been praying for come to pass.


Jesus will never grab the wheel from us. He waits for us to let go and let Him lead.


In this episode I share what God taught me about how control & manipulation aren’t His will for us. God knows control is exhausting and breeds strange fruit. He knows it comes from a place of fear and identities rooted in the external.


"My sheep know My voice." Will you follow Him above your own fears, desires, and insecurities?


He wants to guide us if we’ll let Him.


I share how God had to teach me to unlearn bad habits of manipulation and control in my marriage and with my kids. He wants to free all of His children.


When you truly let Him lead, He will amaze you with what He does in your family's life, church, and with your children.


Bonus: I also share what He showed me about how those in challenging spiritual environments like Canada can resist the control and manipulation that tempts from the air. 




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