Trust What You See

Main message: God confronts and uproots the "seeds" the enemy plants in our lives and families so those sinful patterns won't take root and multiply; His exposing of sin is an act of love to restore us to who He called us to be.

Key points:

• Genesis 3:15 shows God placing enmity between the serpent and the woman's seed—recognizing the enemy plants destructive "seed."
• The enemy plants because people are wired to be fruitful and multiply, so planted sin will spread unless removed.
• Satan tries to conceal or protect shame so the enemy's seed can grow; exposure threatens that growth.
• Jesus (and God) can uproot the enemy's seeds from family lines and individual lives.
• God exposes things not to embarrass but to remove enemy-planted patterns so believers can fulfill their calling.

Scriptures mentioned: Genesis 3:15