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Episode 49: Training for Captivity

Episode 49: Training for Captivity

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 Last episode explored what it looks like to fall back into captivity. This episode continues that exploration by taking a look at what our lives looked like before Christ. Upon the Lord’s prompting, we begin to look at the idea that despite being free, we are training ourselves to fall back into the captivity we once lived in when we were apart from Christ. How could the way we exercise and live our daily lives be training us to become hostile to God? The answer can be found in Romans 8:7, which states that the mind set on the flesh is hostile to God. Join us as we continue to unpack the lessons the Lord is teaching us, so that we may become strong in Him and ready for battle.Support free family friendly content by listening to us on FaithChannel under podcasts.https://www.faithchannel.com/Podcasts/1277666e-0c1c-4dff-9e4d-8dfc77446a94Follows us on Facebook to help us begin to create a community of believers who desire to become strong in the Lord (610Fit).https://www.facebook.com/TempleRestorationProjectPodcastYou can help us further the message of the Temple Restoration Project and the mission of the 610Fit Academy by donating at Give, Send, Go under The Temple Restoration Project.https://givesendgo.com/templerestorationproject?utm_source=sharelink&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_campaign=templerestorationproject Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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