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It Takes All That - Have This Mind: What Are You Letting?

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Jesus tells an unclean spirit, “Be quiet,” after demons beg, “Let us alone.”

1. Kingdom Christian Church Sermon Podcast centers on the topic “What Are You Letting?” and ties it to Philippians 3:15 and Philippians 2:5. 2. The speaker, identified as Pastor Rogers in the transcript, teaches as a church preacher explaining why believers need “this mind” and not another one. 3. The episode asks what the sermon is for by connecting mind regulation to peace, faith, and resistance against spiritual pressure. 4. Philippians 3:15 is used to say mature believers should “have this mind,” and Philippians 2:5 repeats, “Let this mind be in you.” 5. John 14:1 is brought in with “let not your heart be troubled,” giving the sermon its central contrast between “let” and “let not.” 6. The speaker says the world has “perilous” times, and he links peace to keeping the mind stayed on God. 7. He argues that a person’s thinking determines where they end up, using the line “as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.” 8. The sermon says the mind does not get born again automatically when a person gets saved, so the mind must be renewed. 9. The speaker calls the church a restraining force in 2 Thessalonians 2:7-8 and says the Holy Ghost is “holding back” evil. 10. He explains the Greek word katecho as “hold down fast,” using it to describe stopping wrong thoughts and spiritual pressure. 11. The speaker says demons want permission to enter, citing Luke 4:33-35 and the cry, “Let us alone.” 12. Jesus responds with “Be quiet,” and the speaker turns that into a pattern for rebuking tormenting spirits. 13. Matthew 22:37 appears as a full-heart command to love God with “all my heart, all my soul, and all my mind.” 14. The speaker says worry, anxiety, and constant torment are not acceptable states for a believer under that command. 15. He uses Genesis language like “Let there be light” to show that God creates by permitting specific things. 16. He also cites Matthew 16:19 and language about binding, loosing, permitting, and forbidding as spiritual authority. 17. The tone is preachy, repetitive, and instructional, with call-and-response lines like “What are you letting?” and “Let not.” 18. The format is a live sermon with scripture reading, spontaneous illustrations, and direct address to the congregation. 19. People interested in Christian teaching on thought life and spiritual warfare. 20. Listeners wanting a calm academic Bible study. 21. Pastor Rogers is the speaker, and the transcript presents him as the preacher leading the sermon. 22. The episode repeatedly returns to the idea that what enters the mind shapes peace, faith, and behavior. 23. The speaker uses everyday examples like drinks on a table, carnal thoughts, and a security checkpoint to explain discernment. 24. He warns that sexual sin, depression, and anxiety often begin as thoughts before actions. 25. The sermon closes by stressing that believers can use the mind, prayer, and scripture to refuse what should not be allowed.

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