The Danger Zone
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Good Morning & Welcome to this new day! We are to take every blessing that Lord has given us and be ready to be changed in His image. So often, friendships, relationships and influence take us away from God like Adam & Eve, and other great men of God in the Bible. An example in the Bible is King Solomon who had multiple relationships with different women who worshipped idols and Solomon turned into an idol worshipper.
King Solomon writes in Proverbs:22: 24, 25. “Don’t befriend angry people or associate with hot-tempered people, or you will learn to be like them and endanger your soul.” He is experiencing how his soul was in danger because of the relationships he had. It is necessary for us not to befriend angry people. It is common for us to get angry, but when our constantly influenced by the world around us where revenge is the thought, we tend to think that’s okay and we idolize them. If you do that, you will eventually learn into that person.
Naturally, you’re not angry or quick to respond and yet because of your constant association and now you will learn their system and behaviour. We are the ones who are supposed to be influencing the grace of God, but we are the ones who get influenced.
Your constant association with certain people brings in their behaviour as learning to you. Share on XThink of what your heart and mind are getting exposed to as it will endanger your soul. Draw out yourself from every danger today! Prepare yourself for what the Lord has prepared yourself. Take authority of every influence in Jesus name!
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