You Don't Know What You Don't Know: Time to Stop and Reflect
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"When you find out what you were taught isn't what the Bible actually says, it's time to stop, reflect, and repent."
In VOTA S26E28, Bishop Dennis Davis shares a personal moment of reflection on what happens when Elohim begins untangling years of man-made tradition from our understanding. From the origin of the word "church" versus the true "Ekklesia," to the significance of the "Mo'adim" (Elohim's appointed times), Bishop Dennis addresses why so many believers are doing things they shouldn't—and missing things they should be doing.
This episode is a call to humble repentance, stepping away from hand-me-down traditions, and seeking out the pure truth of the Kingdom for yourself.
Key Highlights:
Stopping to Reflect: What to do when the Lord pours out more revelation than your mind can instantly digest.
The Tradition Shift: Comparing religious traditions to childhood myths like Santa Claus—why were we taught these things?
Ekklesia vs. Church: Clarifying the root linguistic differences between human buildings/religions and Kingdom authority.
The Mo'adim: Introduction to Elohim's appointed times and why the modern church ignored them.
"You Don't Know What You Don't Know": Moving from sincere ignorance into active repentance and grace.
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