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What does the war in heaven teach us about our reality?

Sometimes it takes a radical action to turn our hearts back to God.

Using God's systems as a way to gain social standing is hypocritical, deceptive, and a sure-fire way to destroy ourselves.

In God's eyes, the value of our offerings doesn't come from quantity or quality, but from the motive behind the giving.

Sometimes God uses the least likely people to rebuke and inspire us to live more faithfully.

Exploring the long-term and widescale effects of one selfish decision motivated by a lack of faith.

Giving should come from a place of gratitude and recognition of God's blessings, not from a place of fear or desire.

Consistent giving reveals a trust in God's ability and willingness to reach us even at the lowest point of our lives.

Living an others-centered life must impact not only how we give but also how we react to the people around us, regardless of their intent for us.

True obedience comes from a place of complete trust.

Giving everything even when we know the end is coming and we're going to suffer losses.

Discussing how Cain's sacrificial offering was rebellion in disguise.