15/10/2026
What's the difference between your belief system and superstition? Less than you think.
What's the difference between superstition and our belief system, right? If you think about it. Superstition is simply, you believe something that you have not fully experienced, you're not fully seen, but it's the word of other people, like a black cat crossing the road, or, you know, it's like walking under a ladder, stuff like that. And it's like stories that have been going around. It's the same as your testimony is going around. I mean, it's a good thing, of course, because when you give a testimony, it's very encouraging. This is what God has done. You believe God, you know God. So it's very capable that God has done it. But if you have not experienced God in any way, shape, or form, how can you believe the story of someone else?
This is where we get superstition from. And this is where we get, you know, it's like, God tested me, and God, you know, put me through a hardship so that I could learn, you know, faith and stuff like that. This is where we get stories from. This is what propagates a bad father. Who's not like that. Our father is the perfect father.
If we don't do it for our children, if we raise our kids with love and compassion, how much greater, how much better, how much more loving is our father in heaven, from whom we get identity, right? He's perfect. And because we are made in his image, we raise our kids with that love and compassion. But theology has given God a whole different character altogether. And we try to kind of, you know, see God in that light, which is not him.
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