A tabernacle view of andy stanley’s enemies of
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This document summarizes Andy Stanley's book "Enemies of the Heart" using a tabernacle diagram. It explains that the inner courts represent the soul and heart, with the altar of incense symbolizing the heart. The heart can be led by fleshly desires of guilt, anger, greed, and jealousy that block God's spirit, or by spiritual desires of confession, forgiveness, giving, and celebrating others that allow God's spirit to flow. Combating the fleshly desires defeats them and leads to a love-filled life governed by the spirit.
A tabernacle view of andy stanley’s enemies of
- 1. A Tabernacle View of Andy Stanley’s Enemies of the Heart By Joseph Clark
- 2. Tabernacle Holy of Spirits Holies Inner Soul Courts Outer Body Courts
- 3. Inner Courts and Soul Inner Courts Soul Altar of Incense Heart Table of Menorah Shew Bread Thoughts Knowledge
- 4. • There were four different incense burnt on the Altar of Incense meant to go before God as a type of Worship • There are four different desires that rule our heart
- 5. The Heart led by the Fleshly desires ruling it • Guilt- I owe you • Anger- You owe me • Greed- I owe me • Jealousy- God owes me
- 6. This Heart Blocks the Spirit of God Spirit of God Heart Lustful live
- 7. The Heart led by the Spirit desires ruling it • Confession • Forgivness • Giving • Celebrating others
- 8. Combating the Flesh • Guilt is defeated by confession • Anger is defeated by forgivness • Greed is defeated by giving • Jealousy is defeated by celebrating others
- 9. This heart allows the Spirit of God to Flow Spirit of God Heart Love filled Live
- 10. • Romans 8:5 Those who live according to the flesh have their minds set on what the flesh desires; but those who live in accordance with the Spirit have their minds set on what the Spirit desires. • 6 The mind governed by the flesh is death, but the mind governed by the Spirit is life and peace.
- 11. • Read Andy Stanley’s book Enemies of the Heart for a deeper understanding of the Heart • Go to my Website JosephClarkblog.com to learn more about how to use the tabernacle to understand God