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The Helmet of Salvation
The helmet protects,
We must be on guard
You where a helmet because you think you might get hit in the head
You wear a hat if you think it is going to rain, you wear a helmet if you think you are gonna get hit
The helmet protects the seat of reason:
We must take control of the inner narrative
We must see with the eyes and not through the eyes
The surface is shallow
the surface does not tell of potential
We are called to look at everything through the possibilities of grace
What can God do?
The helmet protects the eyes
Be careful little eyes what you see
What catches your gaze has captured your heart
When our desires become corrupted everything we see is corrupt
If that which has caught your affection is evil (darkness), your inner man is completely overwhelmed with that darkness.
It is very important that we remain singular in our focus
You must determine within your own heart that what God wants, you want
and set your eyes upon His glory
Christian’s rarely get caught up in the world on purpose
But they divide their attention, get double vision and when their vision does clear they find themselves chasing after another master.
What Jesus is saying here is “the good is the enemy of the best”
and even good things can rob you of your affections.
The Helmet protects your ears
Sound doctrine is transformative and it’s primary fruit is holiness
When Saul was consumed by an evil spirit, he did evil things
When the man was controlled by an unclean spirit, he did unclean things
When a man or woman is filled with the Holy Spirit, he will live holy.
We must at times “endure sound doctrine”
We are accountable for the truth we have.
it can proper us or it will stand in testify against us
A good helmet protects you mouth
A helmet identifies the wearer
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