Overly Sensitive = Idolatry¹ (II Samuel 18:19-32,   Part 3 of 4)

Overly Sensitive = Idolatry¹ (II Samuel 18:19-32,   Part 3 of 4)

by | Aug 14, 2022 | Affirmation can turn idolatrous, Benefit unequal to the expenditure, Driven, Extreme exertion, feeling i. in a crowd, Idolatry, Invisible, Overly s. Christians, Sensitive, the d. personality, Untruthful

We continue to think about the sensitive personality of Ahimaaz, the pro-King David son of Zadok the priest.  Ahimaaz Untruthful   Ahimaaz denied knowing about Absalom, even though verse 20 says Joab clearly stated that Absalom was dead.  Ahimaaz knew it, but he...
The Overly Sensitive Christian¹ (II Samuel 18:19-32, Part 1 of 4)

The Overly Sensitive Christian¹ (II Samuel 18:19-32, Part 1 of 4)

by | Aug 4, 2022 | Absalom, Ahimaaz was s., Ahimaaz, son of Zadok the priest, Conscientious, Joab, David’s general; wiser than the king, Overly c., Sensitive, Slanted news, Stresses personality, Tenderhearted

Introduction   While some believers can be insensitive oafs, the other extreme exists within the church–those who are overly sensitive and (therefore) fragile.  The upside is that such a person–possessing acute spiritual radar–can step into a room and almost smell a...