Well if youve ever had demons cast out of you then you know what it means. I mean Jesus defintely was called on to cast them out. He would name them and let them know you cant hide anymore and demons defintely dont belong in Gods people.
Dark side is more of a new age term though, but again, in the Bible we are called to be salt and light, an not hide our lights under a bushel. God is the Father of lights and there is no shadow in his turning.
Not sure why you bring up the topic, but I speak from experience, you really dont want to be messing round with the occult or getting deep into anything with it. God has something better for you.
what fellowship has light with darkness? If you are under the yoke of something thats dragging you down, ask Jesus to break it and be free.
whatver it is, you need to confess it, fill yourself up with Gods word, and those demons wont return.
Dark side is more of a new age term though, but again, in the Bible we are called to be salt and light, an not hide our lights under a bushel. God is the Father of lights and there is no shadow in his turning.
Not sure why you bring up the topic, but I speak from experience, you really dont want to be messing round with the occult or getting deep into anything with it. God has something better for you.
what fellowship has light with darkness? If you are under the yoke of something thats dragging you down, ask Jesus to break it and be free.
whatver it is, you need to confess it, fill yourself up with Gods word, and those demons wont return.
Yes we need to avoid evil and pursue God, but I don’t think anyone has successful filled themselves with God, the most Christian people in my life, probably still have their struggles, I know one of my mom’s most Christian friend, she is having to change churches, plus my mom brought up a good point when I was saying how we can become a new person when we start following God, “The sins of the past will still effect you even when you start to follow God”, which I totally agree with, it has happened where even if someone started following God, they may have slipped back into old sinful habits, because we are human and will never be truly perfect.
I don’t think there is anything wrong accepting the human/dark side of yourself, we know it isn’t right and we will repent, but every time you do something bad, and immediately hate yourself for doing it, I think will cause people to hate themselves, it’s better to accept that you will have some slips and falls, rather than crying every time you slip and fall.