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Great follow up to the one before. I'm really grateful to have sound guidance on how to enjoy motherhood. It's simple and workable with the right support.

1. Mental slavery is worse than physical slavery. (No matter how physically free one is, if they are still mentally enslaved, they are still slaves)
2. Freedom has to be fought for. (Freedom of the mind, that is).

Great insights on how our brain seeks to survive through the user of neurochemicals. In many ways, it's a way to hack the brain 🤔

Interesting instant on meet particularly. Also she's light on supplements & the whole science behind it.

Good info on diagnosing what is spiritually going on. It's good to be aware of evil and on the offense BUT MUCH BETTER to be aware of what HEAVEN is doing around us and be on the victorious side.

Great explanation of the 2 books

Before marriage both parties need to know their Good given purpose in life. The choice of a partner then is based on being a help meet toward meeting that purpose rather than need meet. I.e
Meeting one's selfish needs.
A man to know he's ready for marriage should understand his role in preparing his wife to be Holy and sanctified before Christ.

Loved the suspense of figuring out what animal this was.... The enemy is real and he prowls... Let us all as believers be on the alert!!!

Strongholds need to be prayerfully assessed in order for effective prayer to be directed. The earth and the fullness of it is Gods. We need to reclaim our homes, our neighborhoods, our cities, our nations, &our world. Strategic prayer is the answer.

Love how emphasis is on discipleship and fellowship. Church is about growth in Christ not in number

Intense writing on the concept of greed and idolatry as it was looked at in the ancient times and how it compares to modern times. Greed is idolatry...Paul claimed it several times by Holy Spirit inspiration, other writers supported it, and we see it in our materialistic society. This book was required for class. Therefore i would recommend it to someone researching on thus subject or a lover of interpretive history.