Thank you so much for this. I saw in a comment a reference to the work it takes to film, edit and upload this series. I was captivated by this talk and literally have just come across Dr. Andersen today. I watched a spiritual warfare interview just prior to this that was equally as enlightening. I've personally struggled with addiction for years. In that struggle I found Jesus Christ and identify with the voyage from bondage and an intellectual "relationship" with Jesus to one where I see more and more to be about a spiritual selfless life here. To love, care, forgive and to be merciful as Christ has been with us even when we were his enemies. For the first time in my life I'm at peace, when I take stock of my mind and my condition, mentally it isn't chaos and anxiety that prevails, I'm not ruled by fear today. There is a whole world that would benefit from what Dr. Andersen teaches, I've found it to be true in my own right, in my own experience. I've been free from drugs and Alcohol for 14 months. Longest since I picked up at 18, I'm 36. I've joined a Church, active in it and in helping others with their addictions and in speaking to others about spiritual warfare and the Gospel. I've found spiritual warfare much more common an experience than I'd originally thought. Thank you mightily this talk hits close to home, can't wait to watch them all. God bless.
So good and so true! Love this brother and which his teachings, which are totally the Word of God would be taught in the churches so that people would be free in Christ Jesus.
How would you compare this to Bondage breaker series- is there similarities or overlaps? Just trying to pick one for myself (and later to my group study). thanks
jeannette davila Sometimes sharing a sin with another person helps in one way or another, (James 5:16), such as when a sin has been causing health issues, or when it involves that person, but it is to God alone that we are required to confess our sins (Psalm 32:5; 1 John 1:9).
+jeannette davila Only confess to a mature christian who knows how to view your past sins as God does. Do a test, and have healthy boundaries with people who don't help you receive God's forgiveness in the lack of maturity in their faith walk with Christ.
jeannette davila From the comment that King David made in prayer to God about his recently dead child, (that he would see him again in heaven), Scripture indicates that all children & perhaps some teens (under the age of accountability, which varies according to the maturity of each child), go to heaven. That syncs with Jesus' statement that we are judged according to the light we have.
Man, I LOVE truth and I love hearing it over and over again. My spirit bears witness with truth!!!! Thank you so much Dr. Anderson!!
Thank you so much for this. I saw in a comment a reference to the work it takes to film, edit and upload this series. I was captivated by this talk and literally have just come across Dr. Andersen today. I watched a spiritual warfare interview just prior to this that was equally as enlightening.
I've personally struggled with addiction for years. In that struggle I found Jesus Christ and identify with the voyage from bondage and an intellectual "relationship" with Jesus to one where I see more and more to be about a spiritual selfless life here. To love, care, forgive and to be merciful as Christ has been with us even when we were his enemies.
For the first time in my life I'm at peace, when I take stock of my mind and my condition, mentally it isn't chaos and anxiety that prevails, I'm not ruled by fear today. There is a whole world that would benefit from what Dr. Andersen teaches, I've found it to be true in my own right, in my own experience.
I've been free from drugs and Alcohol for 14 months. Longest since I picked up at 18, I'm 36. I've joined a Church, active in it and in helping others with their addictions and in speaking to others about spiritual warfare and the Gospel. I've found spiritual warfare much more common an experience than I'd originally thought. Thank you mightily this talk hits close to home, can't wait to watch them all. God bless.
CloverPickingHarp how did u het free ? Church ? Here no church near and due ilness homebound
Hope your still on the right path ...
So good and so true! Love this brother and which his teachings, which are totally the Word of God would be taught in the churches so that people would be free in Christ Jesus.
Thank Lord Jesus , i was looking for good answers and you guide me on this teaching ! Alléluya !
God bless you, sir.
Thank You for the Post! More of a Blessing than you know.
new subscriber here, just thanks for Neil A. What a gift.
Excellent Thank you so much
A good question Neil forces me to ask myself: Am I passionately pursuing holiness?
How would you compare this to Bondage breaker series- is there similarities or overlaps? Just trying to pick one for myself (and later to my group study). thanks
Listen from 30.29 if you loose track
these series is same as DVD?
Thank you for posting this...where is the rest/other parts, please?
As we have time, we'll post them all. It takes a lot of work though.
David Kyle Foster Oh great. I just thought maybe I was missing it/them. Thank you.
David Kyle Foster Thank you & bless you for the time & work to upload these teachings. It is appreciated very much.
Awesome thanks! I have another question... Do we have to confess our past sins to people or just God?
jeannette davila Sometimes sharing a sin with another person helps in one way or another, (James 5:16), such as when a sin has been causing health issues, or when it involves that person, but it is to God alone that we are required to confess our sins (Psalm 32:5; 1 John 1:9).
jeannette davila only to God, and yourself
+jeannette davila
Only confess to a mature christian who knows how to view your past sins as God does. Do a test, and have healthy boundaries with people who don't help you receive God's forgiveness in the lack of maturity in their faith walk with Christ.
What happens to baby's who do not make it at birth? Do they die in their trespasses and sins?
jeannette davila From the comment that King David made in prayer to God about his recently dead child, (that he would see him again in heaven), Scripture indicates that all children & perhaps some teens (under the age of accountability, which varies according to the maturity of each child), go to heaven. That syncs with Jesus' statement that we are judged according to the light we have.