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This Christian animation (0:03) shares a powerful life lesson about the dangers of oversharing personal information and how to respond wisely to intrusive questions.

The video highlights the story of Isabella, who freely shares personal details about her family, including her mother-in-law's past involvement in witchcraft (1:58), her sister-in-law's marital problems (9:29), and her husband's business finances (3:37, 14:15). Her daughter, Zuri, repeatedly warns her about the dangers of oversharing and not setting boundaries with her friend Arya, who is portrayed as manipulative and inquisitive (4:13, 25:30).

The video emphasizes that answering unnecessary personal questions can be dangerous for one's present and future (1:43). It concludes by listing six types of questions that should never be answered (28:36):

1. About your spouse or relationship (28:44)

2. About your finances (28:52)

3. About your marriage status (29:01)

4. About family issues or disagreements (29:12)

5. About relatives' details (29:20)

6. About every single detail of your household (29:28)

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In this video, Kathryn Kuhlman delivers a deep teaching on prayer, emphasizing its immense power and vital importance for Christians (0:17). She asserts that prayer is the greatest power God has given to humanity, surpassing even the gifts of the Spirit (0:21).

Kuhlman highlights key aspects of prayer:

The Art of Prayer (4:12): Prayer is not a ready-made solution but an art that requires learning and practice, similar to playing a musical instrument (4:17).

Three Important Elements of Prayer (6:04): Listen, Learn, and Obey (6:10). Without all three, prayer becomes a "farce instead of a force" (6:23).

Prayer as Self-Giving (7:34): Prayer is a two-way proposition, involving mutual self-giving between the individual and God. It's not just about asking God for things ("give me Lord") but also about giving oneself to Him (8:30). The request must be backed by the individual, and the answer will be backed by God (8:10).

Praying in Accord with Christ (10:27): Prayers must align with God's Christ-like nature and character. Asking "in my name" means asking according to Christ's spirit (11:06).

Trust and Confidence in God (12:33): Kuhlman stresses the importance of having perfect confidence and trust in God, knowing that He has perfect wisdom and knowledge and will always do what is best, even if the desired outcome isn't immediately granted (12:33, 14:11).

Stillness of Mind (16:24): It's crucial to quiet the mind to receive from God. Just as the moon cannot be reflected on a restless sea, God cannot get through to an unquiet mind (16:47). She shares personal anecdotes where answers to prayers came in moments of stillness and rest (18:46).

Kathryn Kuhlman was a well-known American evangelist and faith healer who ministered from the 1940s to the 1970s. She was particularly renowned for her healing ministry and powerful services where many claimed to experience physical and emotional healing.

Key aspects of her life and ministry include:

Healing Ministry: Her ministry focused on the power of the Holy Spirit to bring healing, with large-scale services where miraculous healings were reported.

Charismatic Leader: She was a significant figure in the charismatic movement, emphasizing the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

Unique Approach: Kuhlman did not use prayer cards or healing lines, believing the Holy Spirit was the source of healing, and her role was to create an atmosphere of faith and worship.

Media Presence: She was a media pioneer, with a radio show in the 1930s and a long-running CBS television series called "I Believe in Miracles," along with nationally syndicated television programs.

Controversies: Despite her popularity, she faced criticism regarding her methods and the validity of reported healings.

Legacy: Kuhlman's ministry significantly impacted the charismatic movement, shaping a generation of Pentecostal and Charismatic theology and practice with her emphasis on the Holy Spirit's power and presence.

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The video, "Deliverance Teaching - Night Terrors affecting Women," by Earthquake Kelley, discusses the concept of "stroller pills" which represent past traumas, particularly sexual abuse, that continue to affect individuals, especially women.

Key themes include:

Anointing Oil: The speaker begins by introducing the use of blessed anointing oil as a means to cast out evil spirits from homes (1:00).

"Stroller Pill" Metaphor: The core of the sermon revolves around the "stroller pill" (11:28). This metaphor describes the lingering effects of unhealed trauma, particularly from abuse, that "stroll" through a person's life, preventing them from moving forward, healing, or achieving their potential.

Personal Testimonies and Examples: The speaker shares his own experiences of childhood abuse (3:42) and then uses several hypothetical scenarios and illustrations to demonstrate how these "stroller pills" manifest in people's lives (5:25, 18:33, 23:42). These examples highlight:

The difficulty of forgiving abusers, even when they are vulnerable (7:41).

The impact of abuse on self-perception, such as a girl gaining weight to deter further abuse (19:19).

The lingering pain and inability to pursue personal goals, like having a family, due to past trauma (26:53).

Forgiveness and Healing: The speaker emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and relying on God's mercy to overcome these past hurts (8:50, 10:38). He challenges the idea that individuals can decide when they are ready to heal, suggesting that evil spirits try to prevent this process (15:40).

Call to Prayer and Deliverance: The video concludes with a prayer for those affected by these "stroller pills" and encourages viewers to seek deliverance (30:03). The speaker also provides contact information for his ministry and offers blessed oil (30:51).

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Another video my God mother showed me

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My God mother has been listening to Juanita Bynum…

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Yesterday and Wednesday

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Watched this yesterday

Mrs. Doubtfire (1993) dir. Chris Columbus

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Beverly Hills Cop (1984) dir. Martin Brest

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Watched this movie today!

TRAINING DAY (2001) dir. Antoine Fuqua

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WATCHED IT YESTERDAY

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Watched this yesterday!