Michael
Michael
Ep:17 Discipline is self love
Ep:17 Discipline is self love
Ep:17 Discipline is self love
Saturday 21st December 2024
Michael explains how discipline is an act of self-love and essential for spiritual well-being, drawing from biblical wisdom and personal reflections.
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Episode Overview
- Discipline is a form of self-love.
- Lack of discipline makes you vulnerable to negative influences.
- The enemy exploits your weaknesses to lead you into sin.
- Staying disciplined helps you stay committed to your spiritual journey.
- Biblical wisdom provides guidance on maintaining discipline.
You gotta remember that if you are not fully equipped with the Word of God, sometimes it's very hard to discern the sins that we're actually committing
Ever wondered how discipline can be an act of self-love? In this episode of 'The Daily Struggle with Michael', Michael delves into the importance of discipline in our daily lives and its connection to spiritual well-being. Michael draws on biblical wisdom, particularly from Proverbs 5:22-23, to highlight how a lack of discipline can make us vulnerable to negative influences and sin.
He passionately explains that the enemy exploits our weaknesses, tempting us to give in to anger, laziness, and other harmful behaviours. By maintaining discipline, we not only protect ourselves but also demonstrate self-love and commitment to our spiritual journey. Michael's message is clear: staying disciplined and rooted in God's word is essential for overcoming life's challenges and achieving inner peace. Tune in to hear more about how you can strengthen your resolve and walk a path of righteousness.