The enemy attacks those with purpose… and most people don’t even realize it.In this video, we react to a powerful testimony of deliverance from suicidal thoughts, and spiritual oppression.He explains how the enemy tries to stop people before they walk in their calling… and how what we watch, listen to, and speak can open doors spiritually.Comment your thoughts below… do you believe in spiritual warfare? I know I do!Credit To: @Weneed2talktv

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In today’s episode I explain why I’m choosing to observe Hanukkah this year, what the Bible says about copying the customs of other religions (Jeremiah 10; Deut 12), and the historic origins of December 25th.

This episode is not about condemning Christmas, traditions, or people. Scripture is clear that each believer is led by conviction, not coercion (Romans 14). I am sharing my personal journey of study and conviction, not issuing commands to others.A few important notes for accuracy and context:• John 10:22–23 explicitly places Jesus in Jerusalem during Hanukkah (the Feast of Dedication). That is a biblical statement, not a personal interpretation.• Jeremiah 10:2–5 addresses ancient pagan idol practices involving carved wood and adornment. I am not claiming the passage “mentions Christmas trees by name,” but highlighting God’s repeated warning against adopting religious customs from surrounding nations without discernment (see also Deuteronomy 12:30–31).• December 25 is not given anywhere in Scripture as Jesus’ birth date. Historically, the date appears centuries later and overlaps with existing Roman solar observances. This is widely documented in church history and does not negate faith in Christ.• Hosea 4:6 speaks of spiritual destruction that comes from rejecting knowledge. My emphasis is on awareness and discernment, not fear or salvation by information.If your conviction leads you to celebrate differently, grace and peace to you. If your study leads you elsewhere, grace and peace to you also. Unity in Christ does not require uniformity in tradition.Let’s keep the conversation biblical, respectful, and rooted in love (Ephesians 4:15)

Today we’re tackling the modern lie that women should pursue men.

God created women as his helper, not his hunter.

This episode breaks down the manipulation behind men who now expect women to prove their worth before being chosen.

From Adam’s assignment in the garden to Jacob’s labor for Rachel, the Word makes it clear: men were called to provide, protect, and pursue.If you’ve ever been told you need to “earn” the title of a wife, this one’s for you.

Scriptures referenced:

Genesis 2:15–18

Genesis 29:20–30

Ruth 4:9–10

Proverbs 18:22

Ephesians 5:23–25