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Mar 22, 2023 50 min

Ep# 152 - Drop The Charges - Part 2

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In episode 2 of “Drop the Charges,” we dive into some controversial waters. As I share my journey of detoxing from religion and separation from God, my intention is to wake you up and give you permission to question doctrines that seem to be at the heart of the church, but are at odds with the Gospel. Consider it an invitation to be led by the Holy Spirit to find out, “Where did these doctrines come from?” Why? Because some long held doctrines are really just toxic theology. For example, the doctrine of original sin - that there is something wrong with us from the moment we are born, that we are inherently evil, that we are not worthy of God in this life or the next unless we follow certain rules. This is toxic theology because it distorts our image of ourselves and God. It has us come to God out of fear (of death, hell, and punishment). And it keeps us, and everyone else, separate from Him. Dropping the charges isn’t just about dropping the charges against ourselves. It’s about dropping the charges against those who don’t agree with us as well. This is a deep topic. We need to have open discussions and open minds. We need to do our research and ask Holy Spirit to lead us into wisdom. If you’d like to dive deeper into working with Holy Spirit to reveal your true identity in Christ, schedule a free breakthrough call with us: https://schlyce.krtra.com/t/ahbfKYlU1PlF

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