Occupational Hazards (Season 1, Episode 3)
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God wants to fully occupy our hearts. This first place of Holy Spirit occupation – the heart – has enemies that try to prevent this from happening. In this episode, we will talk about Jesus’ Parable of the Sower in Luke 8 and how to identify the occupational hazards that keep our hearts from being good ground for the eternal word of God.
Show notes:
Episode 3: Occupational Hazards
ABOUT THE EPISODE
There is a principle called self-government that is linked with the occupation of Holy Spirit in the heart. Self-government is the first place of stewardship tasked to us. In Proverbs 4:23, it states “Above all else, guard your heart, for it is the wellspring of life.” The task of guarding our hearts is key to becoming a fully functional Holy Ghost filled occupying force. However, there are enemies of self-government that cause occupational hazards in our lives:
- The devil
- Temptation
- Worries, anxiety, and stress
Good ground is what is needed to become occupied by the substance of the eternal word.
ABOUT RICHARD & KIMBERLY WILSON
Richard and Kimberly Wilson, Executive Directors of Watchmen Arise International serve as corporate trainers of societal transforming Christians. Together they co-host the Occupying Force podcast, authored Preparing for Battle, and numerous courses designed to further your influence in this world. They are popular speakers who activate regional teams and individuals alike in the areas of spiritual management, civil engagement, and transformed communities. To find out more about the Wilsons and interactive online training opportunities visit www.watchmenarise.com.
QUOTES & SCRIPTURE TO REMEMBER
- Luke 8:1-15 (Matt 13:3-23, Mark 4:1-25)
- John 14:16
- Proverbs 4:23
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Products available to advance you in Kingdom occupation:
Preparing for Battle: Developing the Lifestyle of a Victorious Prayer Warrior by Kimberly J. and Richard C. Wilson
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