EPISODE · Sep 16, 2025 · 1H 9M
The Need For A Discernment Upgrade
from i61 Sydney · host i61 Church
In the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk this past week, Tim challenges us on our need for a discernment upgrade in the body of Christ. One factor that increases our discernment is seeing patterns in Scripture. When you recognise a pattern, you see things in a different light. Tim looks through all the incidents of civil unrest in the book of Acts and pulls out the narrative that was played to the authorities versus the reality of what actually happened. If we don’t have our eyes open to this pattern, we will just buy the narrative that is being fed to us, because on the surface it seems to add up. But even a shallow dig below the surface and the peddled narrative starts to fall apart. The events of this past week make it clear that we need our eyes open to the reality of the supernatural battle, while not falling into the same wrong spirit as we take on that battle.
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In the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk this past week, Tim challenges us on our need for a discernment upgrade in the body of Christ. One factor that increases our discernment is seeing patterns in Scripture. When you recognise a pattern, you see things in a different light. Tim looks through all the incidents of civil unrest in the book of Acts and pulls out the narrative that was played to the authorities versus the reality of what actually happened. If we don’t have our eyes open to this pattern, we will just buy the narrative that is being fed to us, because on the surface it seems to add up. But even a shallow dig below the surface and the peddled narrative starts to fall apart. The events of this past week make it clear that we need our eyes open to the reality of the supernatural battle, while not falling into the same wrong spirit as we take on that battle.
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