When the Weak Become Strong, Part 3

Summit Life with J.D. Greear

J.D. Greear Ministries

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 27 June 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

Have you ever been told to “follow your heart?” This philosophy is pushed on us from a young age, showing up in kids’ movies and popular music. I bet you can remember one of those songs right now! But Pastor J.D. reveals that your own heart is usually your worst enemy. This message is the third part of a four-part message on the life of Samson.

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0:00.0	Today on Summit Life with JD Greer.
0:02.4	Sin always starts fun.
0:05.9	And anybody that tells you otherwise
0:07.3	is not telling you the truth, right?
0:09.0	It starts fun.
0:10.3	It just never ends that way.
0:11.7	It ends with somebody blinded and in darkness and captivity
0:16.2	in the monotony of grinding day after day after day
0:19.6	and it's showing you where that leads.
0:21.8	Maybe you shouldn't let your heart sigh.
0:23.6	Welcome back to Summit Life with Pastor JD Greer of the Summit
0:36.6	Church in Raleigh, Durham, North Carolina.
0:39.2	As always, I'm your host, Molly Vittovic.
0:42.3	Have you ever been told to follow your heart?
0:45.1	This philosophy is pushed on us from a young age in kids' movies
0:49.2	and pop music and of course, social media.
0:52.0	But today Pastor JD reveals that your own heart
0:55.4	is quite often your worst enemy, getting you
0:58.0	into all kinds of trouble.
1:00.0	Today's teaching represents the third part
1:02.1	of a four-part message on the life of Samson.
1:05.1	If you missed the previous messages,
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