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EPISODE · Nov 23, 2025 · 30 MIN

Artificial Faith vs. Real Shepherd: A Warning to Believers | Dr. Tony Soldano

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In this sobering and timely message, Pastor shares from Psalm 23 and exposes the growing dangers of spiritual mixtures, artificial faith, and deceptive teachings infiltrating the body of Christ.We live in an age where everything is becoming artificial—including, for many, their spiritual life. This message urges believers to return to the purity of God’s Word, the safety of godly community, and the covering of the Good Shepherd who protects, guides, and feeds His sheep.If you’ve been feeling pulled, confused, spiritually drained, or exposed to unhealthy influences, this message will bring clarity, correction, protection, and deep encouragement.🔥 Key Themes:• Artificial spirituality vs. authentic faith• Dangers of secret revelations, false ministries, and spiritual mixtures• The necessity of biblical community• God’s boundaries vs. the enemy’s bondage• The Shepherd’s protection in the valley• Returning to the table the Lord preparesBe strengthened. Be warned. Be restored.Come back to the Good Shepherd.

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