Since I transitioned into ministry in 2015 I have seen many people in the church who believe incorrectly that to be a loving godly person that we should try to appease everyone and say yes to most everyone’s requests so as not to offend anyone (which often turn to demands if the person doesn’t get what they want). Many churches have unfortunately bowed down to the squeaky wheel individuals who make the biggest stink if they don’t get their way in order to try to keep them happy (especially if they are larger tithers). The people who create the most havoc and get angry when they don’t get their way are usually operating from unhealed soul wounds which allow demons to control their thoughts. The spirit of Jezebel speaks to people who have been hurt deeply in their pasts and tells them to position themselves into positions of authority within the church so they can control as many people as possible and come against the true Holy Spirit and hurt the hurting people more.   I have seen many churches where the people who are the most controlling and demanding are used to getting their way because of their bullying…

Have you ever thought about where your thoughts come from? A thought comes to you from three different places.  The Lord (Holy Spirit), the enemy (demons) or ourselves.  The enemy wants to trick us by giving us thoughts that we think are from ourselves and are the best.  The enemy often convinces us that we will be protected from getting hurt from others if we listen to him.  The enemy will give us thoughts that sound good but in reality will come back to hurt us here on earth but more importantly in eternity. The more that we are hurt when growing up and then later in life, the more we feel wounded and beaten down emotionally and can often trigger in angry ways.  Our souls have been wounded, which are comprised of our mind (thoughts), will (freewill) and emotions (how we feel and react).  When our souls are wounded we tend to get a lot of thoughts from demons whose voices sound similar to our own thoughts but will never give us true peace or love.  How many of us have been talked to harshly by someone (such as our father or mother, a boss, a colleague, someone on…