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08/27/2026

Satan doesn’t always make a lie look like a lie. Sometimes he makes a lie look like truth.

From Genesis 3 to Satan quoting Scripture while tempting Jesus in Matthew 4, the Bible shows us that deception can be subtle—even religious.

That’s why context matters. If we don’t understand what Scripture actually says, we can be misled by someone else… or even convince ourselves that the Bible says what we want it to say.

Exegesis draws meaning OUT of Scripture. We shouldn’t read our own meaning INTO it.

Jesus’ response to Satan? “It is written.”

Know the truth. Know Scripture. Don’t settle for a verse taken out of context. 📖✝️

Watch the full video:
https://youtu.be/p2BuUHwik_o?is=pfKLjyYVlMaSo8a-

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08/27/2026

There is a HUGE difference between conviction and condemnation.

Conviction says: “What you did was wrong. Come back to God.” Condemnation says: “You are hopeless. Don’t even bother coming back.”

Revelation 12 calls Satan the accuser, and one of the enemy’s tactics is taking something you’ve done wrong and turning it into your identity. But your sin doesn’t have to be the end of your story. Jesus offers forgiveness, restoration, and grace. ✝️ Don’t let shame push you away from God. Run toward Him.

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08/25/2026

What are you naturally good at?

Encouraging people? Teaching? Leading? Organizing? Creating? Listening? Serving? Connecting people?

Don’t automatically dismiss those abilities. What comes naturally to you may be something God intends to use through you. 🙏

Your personality and natural strengths aren’t necessarily obstacles to God’s calling. They may actually be part of how He equips you to serve others. The question isn’t simply “What am I good at?” It’s “How can God use what He’s given me?” ✝️

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08/24/2026

The Hidden Danger of Myers-Briggs

Myers-Briggs can be a useful tool for understanding ourselves—but what happens when our personality type becomes a source of pride, identity, or superiority?

“I got the smart type.”
“I got the rare type.”
“I got the leadership type.”

Suddenly, something designed to describe our tendencies becomes something we boast about. Paul warned the Corinthians about turning human distinctions into sources of pride. And that lesson still applies today.

Your personality is something to understand—not something to worship or boast in. ✝️

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08/23/2026

You Don’t Have to Be Loud for God to Use You

You don’t have to be the loudest, most charismatic, or biggest personality in the room for God to use you. Daniel wasn’t flashy. He was faithful.

When the pressure came, Daniel didn’t change his convictions just because his circumstances changed. He kept praying. He kept obeying. He kept trusting God—even when nobody was applauding.

Sometimes your greatest ministry isn’t being noticed. Sometimes it’s simply showing up and remaining faithful. 🙏

📖 Daniel 1 & Daniel 6

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https://youtu.be/C_—_Ew-q1Q?is=kjBm1fuZTKSHhzu3

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08/22/2026

Your Personality Type Isn’t Your Identity

Your Myers-Briggs personality type might describe how you tend to operate—but it does not define your worth, your calling, or what God can do through you.

Paul points us back to the most important foundation: Christ. Your personality describes tendencies. Your character shows who you’re becoming. But your identity belongs to Christ. 📖 1 Corinthians 1



Watch the full video:
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08/19/2026

You don’t have to be strong enough to handle everything. 🙏

Sometimes God doesn’t immediately remove the burden. Sometimes He gives you people to help carry it, grace to take the next step, or strength you didn’t know you had.

And sometimes the most honest prayer is simply:

“God, I can’t do this without You.”

Maybe that’s not a failure of faith.
Maybe that’s what faith really is.

Watch the full episode:
https://youtu.be/pFYi6n5zsJ4?is=fRTPL2420_5IclQU

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08/18/2026

“Judge not” is one of the most quoted—and misunderstood—statements of Jesus. But Matthew 7:1 doesn’t mean Christians should abandon moral discernment. Jesus immediately talks about the log and the speck, exposing hypocrisy and calling us to examine ourselves first.

The question isn’t simply, “Am I right?”
It’s “Am I being humble, loving, and consistent?”

Watch the full video:
https://youtu.be/pFYi6n5zsJ4?is=ZAknfE6bDDDDy73N

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08/18/2026

What if some of your favorite Bible verses don’t mean what you’ve always been told?

Philippians 4:13. Jeremiah 29:11. Matthew 7:1. “God won’t give you more than you can handle.” Revelation 3:20.

These verses are often quoted without the context surrounding them—and sometimes that changes everything. The Bible wasn’t written as a collection of inspirational quotes. It was written as books, letters, poetry, history, prophecy, wisdom literature, and Gospels.

Before you quote a verse, ask: Who wrote it? Who were they writing to? What was happening? What comes before and after it?

📖 Context matters.

Watch the full episode of Seven Verses Everyone Gets Wrong on Guys Gone Bible.
https://youtu.be/pFYi6n5zsJ4?is=HFEUiaxHUxiuzCX9

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08/16/2026

Jeremiah 29:11 DOESN’T Mean What You Think 🤔

Jeremiah 29:11 is one of the most quoted Bible verses—but do we actually understand what God was promising?

Israel was in exile, suffering in Babylon, and God wasn’t promising them instant prosperity or the exact future they wanted. He was reminding them that He had not abandoned them.

Faith isn’t saying, “God will give me my dream.” But rather faith is saying, “God, even if this doesn’t turn out the way I want, I still trust You.”

Watch the full Seven Verses Everyone Gets Wrong episode on Guys Gone Bible for more biblical context.

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