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Your Pastor is Not GOD!

Your Pastor is Not GOD!

Season 4 Episode 11 Published 2 weeks, 2 days ago
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Does Hebrews 13:17 really mean you must obey your pastor without question? Or have some church leaders weaponized biblical submission to justify spiritual control?

In this powerful episode of the Victory U Podcast: Biblical Misconceptions, Dr. David Eadie confronts one of the most misunderstood teachings in the Church: spiritual authority and submission.

We're going beyond tradition and getting into the TEXT!

📖 In this episode, we unpack:
• What Hebrews 13:17 actually teaches about submission.
• The difference between biblical leadership and spiritual abuse.
• Why spiritual authority NEVER eliminates accountability.
• How "Touch not my anointed" gets taken out of context.
• Why questioning a pastor isn't automatically rebellion.
• What Jesus teaches about servant leadership.
• How to recognize spiritual manipulation and establish healthy boundaries.

Here's the truth: Submission is biblical. Spiritual abuse is NOT.

God calls pastors to shepherd His people, not control them. And no spiritual title places anyone above the authority of Scripture.

💬 LET'S TALK: Where is the line between biblical submission and spiritual control? Drop your thoughts in the comments!

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