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Back To God: The Law of Attraction is Like Satanism
We need to move back to God and Jesus
By Mr. Elijah J Stone
and the Team Success Network
Table
of Contents
CHAPTER 1: The Shiny Lie: Why the Law of Attraction
Looks Good but Leads to Darkness
CHAPTER 2: From “Manifesting” to Misleading: How Desire
Becomes a Trap
CHAPTER 3: Abraham-Hicks and the Voice of Deception
CHAPTER 4: Parallels with Satanism: The Hidden Truth
Behind the Philosophy
CHAPTER 5: Self as God: The Fatal Flaw of Self-Reliance
CHAPTER 6: The Perfect vs. the Imperfect: God’s Way or
Our Own Way
CHAPTER 7: Evidence for God: Why the Bible’s God Is the
Most Logical Choice
CHAPTER 8: Jesus Alone Saves: Why No Other Path Brings
True Life
CHAPTER 9: Breaking Free from the Lie: How to Reject
the Law of Attraction
CHAPTER 10: Back to God: Living in Truth, Hope, and
Daily Dependence on Jesus
Chapter 1 – The
Shiny Lie: Why the Law of Attraction Looks Good but Leads to Darkness
How Manifesting
Promises Freedom but Delivers Bondage
Why Christians Need to Recognize the Danger Hidden in Self-Centered
Spirituality
The Dangerous Appeal of the Law of Attraction
The Law of Attraction (LOA) is popular because it sounds
empowering. It tells you that if you think positively, visualize hard enough,
and focus on your desires, you can “manifest” your dream life. That sounds
appealing, right? Who doesn’t want more health, wealth, or happiness?
But here’s the problem: it leaves God completely out of the
equation. It takes the throne that belongs to Him and gives it to you. And
that’s the same lie Satan whispered in the Garden: “You can be like God”
(Genesis 3:5).
Have you ever noticed how it promises control but never mentions
surrender?
The Promise vs. the Reality
On the surface, LOA says:
• You are the creator of your reality.
• You can have anything if you focus on it long enough.
• The universe will bend to your desires.
But in practice, people who live this way often end up:
• Chasing desires that never satisfy
• Becoming frustrated when life doesn’t obey their thoughts
• Ignoring God’s better plans for their lives
Proverbs 14:12 warns us: “There is a way that appears to be
right, but in the end it leads to death.” LOA looks shiny, but it ends in
emptiness.
Why It Looks Spiritual (But Isn’t)
The LOA borrows spiritual language. It talks about “vibrations,”
“alignment,” and even “the universe.” But notice—there’s no mention of Jesus.
No mention of the cross. No mention of sin or salvation.
That’s how deception works. It looks close enough to the truth to
attract people, but it subtly removes God. Colossians 2:8 says: “See to it
that no one takes you captive through hollow and deceptive philosophy, which
depends on human tradition and the elemental spiritual forces of this world
rather than on Christ.”
The Law of Attraction is hollow. It’s spiritual-looking, but
godless.
The Connection to Satanism
Here’s the shocking part: when you compare the LOA to the
teachings of the Church of Satan, the overlap is uncanny. Both say:
• “Do what feels good.”
• “You are your own god.”
• “Your desires are supreme.”
That’s not coincidence—it’s the same spirit behind both. John
10:10 tells us: “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have
come that they may have life, and have it to the full.” The enemy wants to
steal your worship from God and place it on yourself.
Why Relying on Self Will Always Fail
Think about it: can you really control everything in your life by
thinking hard enough? Can your thoughts stop a storm, heal cancer, or forgive
your sins?
Psalm 118:8 says: “It is better to take refuge in the Lord than
to trust in humans.” That includes trusting yourself. Relying on your own
mind is like building a house on sand. It looks strong, but the storm will
prove otherwise (Matthew 7:26–27).
Tagline: Self is a poor savior. Jesus is the only strong
foundation.
God’s Better Way
Instead of chasing self-made desires, God invites us into
something far greater:
- Seek
Him first. “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and
all these things will be given to you as well” (Matthew 6:33).
- Trust
His plan. He sees your life from eternity, not from your limited
perspective.
- Depend
on His strength. He offers divine help, not just
self-effort.
Have you asked yourself—what if God’s plan is bigger, better, and
safer than anything you could manifest?
How to Recognize the Lie in Your Own Life
Maybe you’ve said or thought things like:
• “If I just think positive, everything will work out.”
• “I just need to visualize my success harder.”
• “The universe is aligning for me.”
Those are LOA phrases dressed up as “inspiration.” They sound
harmless, but they shift your trust away from God. Ask yourself: am I trusting
the universe—or am I trusting the Creator of the universe?
Practical Steps to Step Out of the Shiny Lie
Here’s how you can start breaking free from the deception of the
Law of Attraction:
- Repent.
Admit to God if you’ve placed trust in self or the universe.
- Replace. Fill
your mind with God’s promises, not man’s philosophies.
- Renew.
Begin each day asking Jesus for His will, not your wants.
- Resist. When
you hear LOA language, measure it against Scripture.
James 4:7 reminds us: “Submit yourselves, then, to God. Resist
the devil, and he will flee from you.”
What This Chapter Means for You
The Law of Attraction is not a harmless self-help trick. It’s a
spiritual counterfeit that draws people away from Jesus. It promises freedom,
but it leads to bondage. It promises control, but it delivers disappointment.
The truth is simple: God is perfect, we are imperfect. His way
is always better.
So here’s the challenge: Will you keep chasing what you can
manifest—or will you turn to the God who can do immeasurably more than you
could ever imagine (Ephesians 3:20)?
Call to Action
Take time today to pray:
“Lord, I don’t want to rely on myself anymore. I give up the shiny lie, and I
choose You. Show me Your plan, and give me the courage to follow it.”
Remember: manifesting is an illusion—trusting God is reality.
Chapter 2 – From
Manifesting to Misleading: How Desire Becomes a Trap
Why Chasing Your
Wants Leads You Away from God
Learning to Trust God’s Desires Instead of Our Own
The Seduction of Desire
The Law of Attraction hooks people with a simple idea: “You can
have what you want if you focus on it enough.” It sounds innocent. After
all, isn’t it normal to want health, happiness, or success?
But here’s the trap: it shifts the focus from what God wants for
you to what you want for yourself. James 4:3 says: “When you ask, you do not
receive, because you ask with wrong motives, that you may spend what you get on
your pleasures.”
The LOA teaches desire is the doorway to destiny. God says desire
without Him is the doorway to destruction.
The Endless Cycle of Wanting
Manifesting always leads to more manifesting. You visualize one
desire, and before you know it, you’re chasing another. The cycle never ends
because desire itself never satisfies.
Here’s what happens:
• You focus on something you think will make you happy.
• You may even get it for a while.
• But soon it loses its shine, and you’re back at square one.
Ecclesiastes 5:10 warns: “Whoever loves money never has enough;
whoever loves wealth is never satisfied with their income. This too is
meaningless.”
Tagline: Desire apart from God is a bottomless pit.
Desire Can Blind You
When your wants are at the center, you become blind to God’s
voice. Instead of asking, “Lord, what do You want for my life?” you ask,
“How do I get what I want?”
That’s dangerous because God sees what you cannot. Proverbs 16:25
says: “There is a way that appears to be right, but in the end it leads to
death.” What looks right to your eyes may be poison to your soul.
Have you ever gotten something you thought would make you happy,
only to realize later it left you empty?
The Lie of “The Universe”
Manifestation teachers say: “Put your desire into the universe,
and it will bring it to you.” That sounds mystical, but it’s really just
self-centered prayer without God.
• There’s no surrender.
• There’s no repentance.
• There’s no relationship.
Instead of crying out to the living God, you’re sending your
desires into the void. Jeremiah 10:23 reminds us: “Lord, I know that
people’s lives are not their own; it is not for them to direct their steps.”
Without God, desire directs your steps—and desire is a cruel
master.
Jesus on Desire
Jesus never told us to chase what we want. He told us to seek
God’s kingdom first (Matthew 6:33). He never said “manifest it.” He said, “Ask,
and it will be given to you” (Matthew 7:7)—but always with the heart of
seeking the Father’s will.
In Gethsemane, Jesus Himself prayed: “Not my will, but yours be
done” (Luke 22:42). If even Jesus yielded His desires to the Father,
shouldn’t we?
Tagline: Manifesting says “my will be done.” Faith says “Thy
will be done.”
How Desire Turns Into Bondage
Unchecked desire doesn’t set you free—it enslaves you. LOA
whispers that you’re in control, but really, you become chained to the next
goal, the next dream, the next “must-have.”
Paul warned about this in Romans 6:16: “Don’t you know that
when you offer yourselves to someone as obedient slaves, you are slaves of the
one you obey—whether you are slaves to sin, which leads to death, or to
obedience, which leads to righteousness?”
The more you chase desire, the less free you actually are.
Replacing Desire With Trust
So how do you escape the trap of manifesting? You replace
self-driven desire with God-centered trust. That means:
- Pause –
Before chasing a desire, ask: “Is this God’s best for me?”
- Pray –
Submit your wants to Him. Invite His wisdom to guide you.
- Pivot – If
He redirects you, trust His no. His no is better than your yes.
- Praise –
Thank Him for what you already have. Gratitude kills the hunger for
endless more.
Philippians 4:19 assures us: “And my God will meet all your
needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.”
Recognizing the Trap in Daily Life
Be on guard when you hear phrases like:
• “You deserve whatever you desire.”
• “The universe will give it if you believe hard enough.”
• “You’re the master of your reality.”
They sound empowering, but they subtly remove God from the throne.
Ask yourself: am I following my desire—or following Jesus?
What This Chapter Means for You
Manifesting is misleading because it elevates human desire above
God’s will. It promises fulfillment but delivers frustration. It tells you to
trust yourself, when the Bible calls you to trust God.
Chasing desire without God is like chasing a mirage—you’ll never
find water.
So stop asking, “How can I manifest more?” and start asking,
“Lord, how can I walk with You today?”
Call to Action
Pray this simple prayer:
“Father, I give You my desires. If they are not from You, remove them. If they
are from You, grow them in Your timing. I choose Your will over mine, today and
every day.”
Remember: Desire without God misleads. Desire with God
transforms.
Chapter 3 –
Abraham-Hicks and the Voice of Deception
Why “Abraham”
Sounds Spiritual but Pulls People Away from God
Unmasking the Danger of Channeled Messages and the Illusion of Light
Who Is Abraham-Hicks?
If you’ve ever searched for the Law of Attraction online, you’ve
likely stumbled upon Esther Hicks. She claims to “channel” a group of entities
known as Abraham, who teach that your desires create your reality.
It sounds spiritual. It even sounds wise. But here’s the truth:
these are not the words of God—they are the whispers of deception. 2
Corinthians 11:14 warns: “Satan himself masquerades as an angel of light.”
That’s exactly how Abraham-Hicks presents itself—light-filled language masking
darkness.
What Abraham Teaches
Here are the core messages you’ll hear from Abraham-Hicks:
• “You are the creator of your own reality.”
• “Only follow what feels good to you.”
• “You don’t need to worry about anyone else’s life.”
• “Negative thoughts block your blessings.”
• “The universe responds to your vibration.”
Do you see what’s missing? No mention of God. No mention of sin.
No mention of the cross. No mention of Jesus Christ.
That silence speaks volumes.
Why This Is Spiritually Dangerous
When you listen to Abraham-Hicks, you’re not listening to harmless
advice. You’re opening your heart to demonic influence disguised as self-help.
1 Timothy 4:1 warns: “The Spirit clearly says that in later
times some will abandon the faith and follow deceiving spirits and things
taught by demons.”
That’s not just theory—it’s exactly what’s happening. Channeling
voices other than God is not neutral. It is spiritual rebellion.
Parallels With Satanism
Shockingly, when you compare Abraham’s teachings to the Church of
Satan, the overlap is undeniable. Both emphasize:
• Self as god
• Doing only what feels good
• Pursuing personal desire above all
• Rejecting responsibility for others
• Ignoring God and His commands
Tagline: If the fruit tastes the same, it’s coming from the
same tree.
Jesus said in Matthew 7:17: “Every good tree bears good fruit,
but a bad tree bears bad fruit.” The fruit of Abraham-Hicks is
self-obsession, not love, service, or holiness.
What the Bible Says About Other Voices
God has always warned His people not to seek guidance from spirits
or mediums. Deuteronomy 18:10–12 makes it crystal clear: “Let no one be
found among you… who practices divination or sorcery, interprets omens, engages
in witchcraft, or casts spells… Anyone who does these things is detestable to
the Lord.”
Abraham-Hicks openly admits to channeling. That alone disqualifies
it from being of God. No matter how polished the words sound, they are not
coming from Him.
The False Promise of “Feeling Good”
One of Abraham’s most repeated lines is, “Only do what feels
good to you.” That might sound freeing, but it’s actually a trap.
• What feels good in the moment can destroy you in the long run.
• What feels good to you may hurt someone else.
• What feels good can blind you to what is true.
Proverbs 21:2 reminds us: “A person may think their own ways
are right, but the Lord weighs the heart.”
Feelings are not the foundation of truth—God’s Word is.
How to Guard Against This Deception
So how do you keep yourself safe when Abraham-Hicks’ messages are
everywhere?
- Test
Everything. 1 John 4:1 says: “Do not believe
every spirit, but test the spirits to see whether they are from God.”
- Stay
in Scripture. The Word is your shield against
deception.
- Seek
God’s Presence. When you know His voice, counterfeits
are easier to spot.
- Choose
Jesus Over Self. Remember: Abraham glorifies self. Jesus
calls us to die to self.
A Better Voice to Follow
Instead of listening to the voice of “Abraham,” Jesus says in John
10:27: “My sheep listen to my voice; I know them, and they follow me.”
That’s the voice you need. His voice doesn’t flatter your ego—it
transforms your heart. His voice doesn’t tell you to do what feels good—it
leads you into what is holy and life-giving.
Tagline: Don’t follow the voice that feeds your ego. Follow the
voice that saves your soul.
What This Chapter Means for You
Abraham-Hicks is not just another motivational speaker. It’s a
spiritual counterfeit. Behind the soft words is a dangerous lie that pulls
people away from God.
Every time you choose to listen to that voice, you’re choosing
self over Savior. But every time you turn your ear to Jesus, you’re choosing
life over death, light over darkness, and truth over lies.
Call to Action
Pray this today:
“Lord, I reject every counterfeit voice. I renounce the influence of deceiving
spirits. Open my ears to Your voice alone, and help me follow You with all my
heart.”
Remember: Not every voice that sounds spiritual is from God.
Only Jesus leads to truth.
Chapter 4 –
Parallels with Satanism: The Hidden Truth Behind the Philosophy
Why the Law of
Attraction Looks Different but Says the Same Things
Exposing the Spiritual Roots That Christians Cannot Ignore
The Shocking Similarities
Most people don’t realize how close the Law of Attraction comes to
actual Satanic teaching. On the surface, one looks like “positive thinking,”
while the other looks dark and rebellious. But when you compare their core
beliefs, the overlap is undeniable.
Satan’s oldest lie was, “You can be like God” (Genesis
3:5). Both the Law of Attraction and Satanism repeat that same idea. Instead of
pointing you to the Creator, they point you back to yourself.
What Satanism Teaches
The Church of Satan openly promotes:
• Self as god
• Doing what feels good
• Indulging in your own desires
• Rejecting responsibility for others
• Denying God as the ultimate authority
Now compare this to the Law of Attraction’s main themes:
• You are the creator of your reality
• Only follow what feels good to you
• Desire is the path to your destiny
• Don’t worry about others’ welfare
• Trust the “universe,” not God
Do you see the overlap? Different packaging—same poison.
Why This Matters for Believers
Some Christians brush this off by saying, “It’s just positive
thinking.” But would you drink water if you knew even one drop of poison
was mixed in?
Ephesians 5:11 commands: “Have nothing to do with the fruitless
deeds of darkness, but rather expose them.” We are not called to flirt with
deception but to shine God’s light on it.
Tagline: If it looks like Satan’s philosophy, don’t call it
harmless self-help.
The Fruit Test
Jesus gave us a simple way to test teachings: look at the fruit.
Matthew 7:17–18 says: “Likewise, every good tree bears good fruit, but a bad
tree bears bad fruit. A good tree cannot bear bad fruit, and a bad tree cannot
bear good fruit.”
What fruit comes from the Law of Attraction?
• Pride in self instead of humility before God
• Greed and materialism instead of generosity
• Isolation instead of loving others
• Obsession with control instead of surrender to God
That’s not the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22–23). That’s the
fruit of darkness.
The Deceptive Mask
Satan never markets deception as “evil.” He cloaks it in words
like:
• “Empowerment”
• “Freedom”
• “Alignment”
• “Light”
But 2 Corinthians 11:14 warns: “And no wonder, for Satan
himself masquerades as an angel of light.”
Just because something feels uplifting doesn’t mean it’s holy.
Just because it uses spiritual words doesn’t mean it’s from God.
Why Christians Can’t Mix the Two
You cannot take a little of the Law of Attraction and mix it with
your faith. Oil and water don’t blend. Jesus said in Matthew 6:24: “No one
can serve two masters. Either you will hate the one and love the other, or you
will be devoted to the one and despise the other.”
Following Jesus means rejecting every counterfeit. You can’t claim
Christ as Lord and still treat yourself as the ultimate creator.
Tagline: You can’t say “Jesus is Lord” while living as if you
are.
How to Recognize Satan’s Fingerprints
Whenever you encounter a teaching, ask:
- Does
it glorify God—or self?
- Does
it call me to holiness—or to indulgence?
- Does
it draw me toward Jesus—or away from Him?
- Does
it line up with Scripture—or contradict it?
If the answers expose self above God, desire above surrender, or
the universe above the Creator—it’s a counterfeit.
What This Chapter Means for You
The Law of Attraction may not look like Satanism at first glance,
but the philosophies are nearly identical. Both remove God from the throne and
place self at the center. Both say, “Do what feels good.” Both ignore
the cross and the call to love your neighbor.
Don’t be fooled by the packaging. What looks like light is
actually darkness in disguise.
Call to Action
Pray this prayer:
“Father, give me discernment to see where Satan’s lies are hiding in attractive
messages. Help me test everything against Your Word. Keep me anchored in truth,
and let my life glorify You, not myself.”
Remember: Counterfeits may sparkle, but only Jesus shines with
true light.
Chapter 5 – Self
as God: The Fatal Flaw of Self-Reliance
Why Trusting
Yourself Will Always Leave You Empty
Learning to Trade Self-Sufficiency for God-Dependency
The Core Lie: “You Are Your Own God”
At the heart of the Law of Attraction and Satanism lies the same
poisonous seed: “You are your own god.” It tells you that you hold the
power to create your destiny, manifest your desires, and control your reality.
But here’s the truth: humans make terrible gods. We are limited,
fragile, and short-sighted. Psalm 39:5 says: “You have made my days a mere
handbreadth; the span of my years is as nothing before you. Everyone is but a
breath, even those who seem secure.”
Tagline: Self on the throne always ends in collapse.
Why Self-Reliance Sounds Appealing
Self-reliance offers the illusion of control. It says:
• “I don’t need God—I’ve got this.”
• “If I work hard enough, I can fix everything.”
• “My thoughts and energy determine my future.”
It appeals to our pride. It flatters our independence. But
Proverbs 16:18 warns: “Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit
before a fall.”
Have you ever noticed how exhausting it is to try to hold life
together on your own?
The Limits of Self
Self-sufficiency works—until it doesn’t. Eventually you hit a
problem your mind can’t fix, your strength can’t carry, or your money can’t
buy. That’s when self-reliance crumbles.
Jesus explained it in John 15:5: “Apart from me you can do
nothing.” Notice He didn’t say “some things.” He said nothing. Without Him,
even your best efforts are powerless in the face of eternity.
Biblical Examples of Self-Reliance Gone Wrong
The Bible gives us clear pictures of where trusting in self leads:
• Adam and Eve believed they could be like God. The result? Separation
from Him (Genesis 3:5–6).
• The Tower of Babel builders thought they could reach heaven on their
own. God scattered them (Genesis 11:4–9).
• King Saul trusted in his own judgment over God’s command. It cost him
his throne (1 Samuel 15:22–23).
Every story proves the same point: Self on the throne leads to
downfall.
Why God’s Way Is Superior
Instead of relying on yourself, God calls you to rely on Him. Why?
Because His wisdom is infinite, His love is perfect, and His power is
unlimited.
Isaiah 40:29–31 says: “He gives strength to the weary and
increases the power of the weak. Even youths grow tired and weary, and young
men stumble and fall; but those who hope in the Lord will renew their
strength.”
Self runs out. God never does.
The Freedom of Dependence on God
True freedom isn’t doing everything yourself—it’s depending fully
on God. That may sound backward, but dependence on Him leads to peace, rest,
and confidence.
Here’s why:
- You
don’t carry the burden alone. “Cast all your anxiety on him
because he cares for you” (1 Peter 5:7).
- You
don’t rely on limited vision. God sees the beginning and the
end.
- You
don’t fight in your strength. His power is made perfect in
your weakness (2 Corinthians 12:9).
Tagline: Dependence on God isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom.
How to Identify Self-Reliance in Your Life
Ask yourself these questions:
• Do I pray before making big decisions—or do I just decide on my own?
• Do I thank God for my success—or take all the credit myself?
• Do I worry constantly—because deep down I believe it’s all up to me?
If you answered yes, you may be putting self in God’s place.
Shifting From Self to Savior
Here are practical steps to dethrone self and put God back where
He belongs:
- Admit
your limits. Confess to God that you cannot do life
alone.
- Ask
for help daily. Start each morning by surrendering your
plans to Him.
- Anchor
in His Word. Let Scripture guide your thoughts, not
just your own ideas.
- Acknowledge
His power. Celebrate what God has done, instead of glorifying your
effort.
Proverbs 3:5–6 says: “Trust in the Lord with all your heart and
lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will
make your paths straight.”
What This Chapter Means for You
Self as god is a fatal flaw. It promises power but delivers
weakness. It offers control but delivers chaos. The Law of Attraction flatters
you into believing you’re enough, but only God is enough.
So ask yourself: Who’s really on the throne of your life—self, or
Savior?
Call to Action
Pray this today:
“Lord, I step down from the throne of my life. I confess I cannot be my own
god. I place You where You belong—at the center of my heart, my decisions, and
my future.”
Remember: Self can’t save you—only Jesus can.
Chapter 6 – The
Perfect vs. the Imperfect: God’s Way or Our Own Way
Why God’s Plan
Always Surpasses Human Effort
Learning to Trust the Perfect Perspective Instead of Our Limited View
The Difference Between Perfect and Imperfect
Every choice we make boils down to this: do we trust God’s way, or
our own? His way is perfect. Our way is limited and flawed.
Psalm 18:30 declares: “As for God, his way is perfect: The
Lord’s word is flawless; he shields all who take refuge in him.”
Yet how often do we rush into decisions based on what feels right,
only to discover later that our perspective was too small?
Tagline: Our sight is short. God’s vision is eternal.
Why Our Way Fails
Human wisdom looks smart at first glance. We tell ourselves:
• “I know what’s best for me.”
• “I can figure this out.”
• “I’ll follow my heart.”
But the Bible warns in Jeremiah 17:9: “The heart is deceitful
above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?”
Our way fails because it’s based on limited knowledge, selfish
motives, and temporary feelings. God’s way never fails because it’s rooted in
truth, love, and eternity.
Examples of Imperfect Thinking
Consider how often we rely on our imperfect perspective:
• Choosing relationships because they “feel good” without seeking God’s wisdom.
• Pursuing money as if it were security, forgetting that true provision comes
from the Lord.
• Making plans without prayer, only to watch them crumble later.
Proverbs 14:12 warns us: “There is a way that appears to be
right, but in the end it leads to death.”
Have you ever realized too late that what you thought was right
wasn’t?
God’s Perfect Perspective
God sees the full picture. He knows your past, present, and
future. He understands what will bless you and what will break you. That’s why
His way is always superior.
Isaiah 55:8–9 reminds us: “For my thoughts are not your
thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,” declares the Lord. “As the heavens
are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts
than your thoughts.”
Trusting God means admitting: “I don’t see it all, but You do.”
When People Trusted Their Own Way
The Bible is full of examples where human wisdom failed:
• Jonah ran from God’s call—his plan ended in the belly of a fish (Jonah
1:17).
• Samson trusted his strength and fell into Delilah’s trap (Judges
16:19–21).
• Peter insisted he’d never deny Jesus—yet he did three times (Luke
22:60–62).
Each time, imperfect human ways failed. Each time, God’s mercy
restored.
The Blessing of Choosing God’s Way
When we surrender our imperfect way for His perfect path, we gain:
- Clarity –
God directs our steps (Proverbs 3:5–6).
- Peace –
His way brings rest, not anxiety (Philippians 4:6–7).
- Strength –
His power sustains us when ours runs out (Isaiah 40:29).
- Fruit –
His Spirit produces lasting change (Galatians 5:22–23).
Tagline: God’s way isn’t just better—it’s best.
Practical Steps to Choose His Way Daily
So how do you shift from your imperfect way to His perfect one?
• Pray first. Before making decisions, ask God for direction.
• Wait. Don’t rush—give God time to reveal His path.
• Check His Word. Does it align with Scripture, or just your feelings?
• Seek godly counsel. Ask wise believers to confirm what you sense.
Psalm 32:8 promises: “I will instruct you and teach you in the
way you should go; I will counsel you with my loving eye on you.”
What This Chapter Means for You
At some point, you must decide: will you trust the perfect God or
your imperfect self? One way leads to peace, the other to frustration. One way
builds your life on rock, the other on sand.
Ask yourself: Am I building my life on God’s Word—or on my own
wisdom?
Call to Action
Pray this today:
“Lord, I surrender my imperfect ways to You. Replace my limited vision with
Your perfect perspective. Guide my steps, and help me trust You fully, even
when I don’t understand.”
Remember: Imperfect self leads to collapse. Perfect God leads
to life.
Chapter 7 –
Evidence for God: Why the Bible’s God Is the Most Logical Choice
The Case for
Believing in the Creator Who Holds All Things Together
Why Faith in God Requires Less Faith Than Any Alternative
The Question Everyone Must Answer
Does God exist? Every worldview rises or falls on how it answers
that. Atheism says no. The Law of Attraction says you are the power. But
Christianity says God is the eternal Creator, and Jesus is the way back to Him.
Romans 1:20 declares: “For since the creation of the world
God’s invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature—have been clearly
seen, being understood from what has been made, so that people are without
excuse.”
Tagline: Faith in God isn’t blind—it’s reasonable.
The Cosmological Evidence
Everything that begins to exist has a cause. The universe began to
exist. Therefore, it has a cause. That cause must be uncaused, eternal,
immaterial, and all-powerful. Who fits that description? The God of the Bible.
Genesis 1:1 puts it plainly: “In the beginning God created the
heavens and the earth.”
Have you ever asked yourself: what’s more logical—an eternal God
or an eternal universe that magically created itself?
The Design Evidence (Teleological Argument)
The universe is finely tuned for life. If gravity, light, or
atomic structure were off by even a fraction, life couldn’t exist. That
precision screams design.
Psalm 19:1 says: “The heavens declare the glory of God; the
skies proclaim the work of his hands.”
• DNA is like a coded language—where did the code come from?
• The earth is positioned perfectly for life—too precise to be chance.
• Beauty, order, and logic reflect the mind of a Designer.
Tagline: Design always points to a Designer.
The Moral Evidence
Where does morality come from? If there’s no God, “good” and
“evil” are just opinions. But every culture recognizes justice, fairness, and
love as universal. That only makes sense if a moral lawgiver exists.
Micah 6:8 reminds us: “He has shown you, O mortal, what is
good. And what does the Lord require of you? To act justly and to love mercy
and to walk humbly with your God.”
Without God, morality collapses into relativism. With God,
morality stands on a firm foundation.
The Historical Evidence for Jesus
Christianity doesn’t rest on vague philosophy—it stands on
history. Jesus lived, died, and rose again. The resurrection is one of the most
well-documented events in ancient history.
1 Corinthians 15:3–4 says: “Christ died for our sins according
to the Scriptures, that he was buried, that he was raised on the third day
according to the Scriptures.”
Consider the facts:
- The
tomb was empty.
- Hundreds
of eyewitnesses saw Him alive.
- The
disciples were transformed from fearful to fearless.
- The
church exploded in growth despite persecution.
No other explanation makes sense except that Jesus truly rose.
Why God of the Bible Is the Best Explanation
When you add it all up—creation, design, morality, and
resurrection—belief in the God of the Bible is not only logical, it’s the most
rational worldview.
Hebrews 11:1 tells us: “Now faith is confidence in what we hope
for and assurance about what we do not see.” This isn’t blind hope. It’s
grounded confidence in a God who has revealed Himself.
Tagline: It takes more faith to deny God than to believe in
Him.
Practical Implications for Your Life
If God exists, then:
• You are not an accident. You were created on purpose.
• Life has meaning beyond material success.
• Your choices matter eternally.
• Jesus is the only way back to the Creator.
So the question isn’t “Does God exist?” but rather, “Will I live
as if He does?”
What This Chapter Means for You
The evidence points strongly to God’s existence. Denying Him
doesn’t make sense intellectually or spiritually. The God of the Bible is not
only real—He is reaching out in love, calling you to know Him through Jesus
Christ.
Ask yourself: Am I building my life on evidence and truth—or on
wishful thinking and deception?
Call to Action
Pray this:
“God, I believe You are real. I believe Jesus rose from the dead. Help me live
not by my own flawed logic, but by faith in Your truth. Show me how to trust
You fully, because You are the only foundation worth building on.”
Remember: Belief in God isn’t just logical—it’s life-changing.
Chapter 8 – Jesus
Alone Saves: Why No Other Path Brings True Life
The Uniqueness of
Jesus in a World of Counterfeits
Why Only Christ Bridges the Gap Between Humanity and God
Many Paths? Or One True Way?
The world loves to say, “All paths lead to God.” It sounds
inclusive and kind. But if all paths lead to God, then Jesus didn’t need to
die. His cross would be pointless.
Jesus declared in John 14:6: “I am the way and the truth and
the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”
That’s not narrow—it’s clear. He isn’t one option among many. He
is the only Savior who actually conquered death.
Tagline: Religion offers rules. Jesus offers resurrection.
Why Jesus Is Different
Other teachers give advice. Jesus gave Himself. That’s the
difference.
• Buddha said, “I am still searching for truth.” Jesus
said, “I am the truth.”
• Muhammad said, “I am a prophet.” Jesus said, “I am the Son of God.”
• Philosophers point to ideas. Jesus points to Himself.
Acts 4:12 says: “Salvation is found in no one else, for there
is no other name under heaven given to mankind by which we must be saved.”
No other path saves because no other path deals with the real
problem—our sin.
The Problem of Sin
Every human being carries sin. It separates us from God, and no
amount of “positive thinking” or “good works” can erase it.
Romans 3:23 says: “For all have sinned and fall short of the
glory of God.”
The Law of Attraction never talks about sin. Satanism mocks it.
But Christianity explains it—and offers the only cure: the blood of Jesus
Christ.
The Cross: God’s Solution
On the cross, Jesus carried our sin. He took the punishment we
deserved. He traded His perfection for our imperfection.
2 Corinthians 5:21 says: “God made him who had no sin to be sin
for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God.”
This isn’t motivational thinking. It’s substitution. He died so
you could live.
Tagline: The cross doesn’t make bad people good—it makes dead
people alive.
The Resurrection: The Ultimate Proof
Anyone can die. Only Jesus rose again. The resurrection sets Him
apart from every other teacher, prophet, or philosopher.
Romans 10:9 assures us: “If you declare with your mouth, ‘Jesus
is Lord,’ and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will
be saved.”
The empty tomb isn’t just history—it’s hope. If He conquered
death, He can conquer anything in your life.
Counterfeit Paths vs. Christ
Here’s why no counterfeit can compare:
- Law
of Attraction: Says you save yourself with your
thoughts.
- Satanism:
Says you save yourself through indulgence.
- Other
Religions: Say you save yourself through works.
- Jesus
Christ: Says you cannot save yourself at all—only He can save you
by grace.
Ephesians 2:8–9 reminds us: “For it is by grace you have been
saved, through faith—and this is not from yourselves, it is the gift of God—not
by works, so that no one can boast.”
How to Receive Salvation in Jesus
It’s not complicated. It’s not about rituals or performance. It’s
about surrender.
• Admit you are a sinner in need of a Savior.
• Believe Jesus died and rose again for you.
• Confess Him as Lord of your life.
Romans 10:13 promises: “Everyone who calls on the name of the
Lord will be saved.”
Have you called on His name yet?
What This Chapter Means for You
Every philosophy outside of Jesus ultimately says, “Save
yourself.” Christianity alone says, “You can’t—only Jesus can.”
That’s why it’s good news.
So the question isn’t “Which path do I like best?” The question is
“Which path actually saves?” Only Jesus can answer that.
Call to Action
Pray this today:
“Jesus, I believe You are the only way, the only truth, and the only life. I
surrender my life to You. Save me, forgive me, and lead me from this day
forward.”
Remember: There are many voices, but only one Savior. His name
is Jesus.
Chapter 9 –
Breaking Free from the Lie: How to Reject the Law of Attraction
Steps to Leave
Behind Counterfeit Spirituality
Practical Ways to Walk Out of Deception and Into God’s Truth
Why You Must Break Free
The Law of Attraction is more than a bad habit—it’s a spiritual
trap. It trains you to rely on yourself, not God. It fills your mind with
half-truths that sound empowering but ultimately enslave you.
Galatians 5:1 declares: “It is for freedom that Christ has set
us free. Stand firm, then, and do not let yourselves be burdened again by a
yoke of slavery.”
Breaking free means choosing truth over lies, Jesus over self, and
surrender over control.
Tagline: Freedom begins the moment you stop believing the lie.
Step 1: Recognize the Lie
The first step is awareness. Ask yourself:
• Have I been believing that I create my own reality?
• Have I ignored God while trying to “manifest” what I want?
• Have I replaced prayer with visualization?
John 8:32 reminds us: “Then you will know the truth, and the
truth will set you free.”
You cannot defeat deception until you call it what it is.
Step 2: Repent and Renounce
Repentance is more than saying sorry—it’s turning your back on the
false path. It means rejecting the Law of Attraction as a tool of deception and
declaring that Jesus is your only source.
Acts 3:19 says: “Repent, then, and turn to God, so that your
sins may be wiped out, that times of refreshing may come from the Lord.”
Renounce it out loud. Words matter. Speak life over your heart.
Step 3: Replace the Lie with Truth
Once you clear the lie, you must fill the space with truth. If you
don’t, the old ways will sneak back in.
Here’s what to replace:
• Visualization → Prayer and Scripture meditation
• “The Universe” → God the Father
• “My vibration” → The Holy Spirit’s power
• “My desires” → God’s will
Romans 12:2 urges us: “Do not conform to the pattern of this
world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.”
Step 4: Guard Your Heart
Deception doesn’t disappear overnight. You’ll be tempted to drift
back. That’s why you must guard your heart.
Proverbs 4:23 warns: “Above all else, guard your heart, for
everything you do flows from it.”
Guard it by:
• Staying in daily prayer
• Reading the Word consistently
• Surrounding yourself with believers
• Cutting off content that reintroduces the lie
Tagline: If you feed the lie, it grows. If you feed the truth,
it thrives.
Step 5: Walk in New Freedom
Breaking free isn’t just leaving behind deception—it’s stepping
into a new way of life. Freedom in Christ looks like this:
- Peace –
You rest in God instead of striving to control.
- Purpose –
You live for His will, not just your wants.
- Power –
You rely on the Holy Spirit, not your “energy.”
- Hope –
You trust God for your future, not a vision board.
2 Corinthians 5:17 declares: “Therefore, if anyone is in
Christ, the new creation has come: The old has gone, the new is here!”
Reflection Questions
• Where have I trusted the Law of Attraction more than God?
• What step do I need to take today to renounce it?
• Who can I invite to hold me accountable in this journey?
Remember: Freedom grows when you take practical steps with God.
What This Chapter Means for You
You don’t have to stay stuck in the lie. The Law of Attraction may
have pulled you in, but Jesus is stronger. He doesn’t just free you from
deception—He fills you with His Spirit, His truth, and His power to live
differently.
Ask yourself: Will I keep manifesting lies, or will I start
receiving God’s truth?
Call to Action
Pray this today:
“Lord, I renounce every lie I believed from the Law of Attraction. I reject the
false promise of self-reliance and choose to trust You alone. Fill me with Your
Spirit, Your truth, and Your wisdom as I walk in freedom.”
Remember: The lie loses its power the moment you surrender to
Jesus.
Chapter 10 – Back
to God: Living in Truth, Hope, and Daily Dependence on Jesus
Leaving
Counterfeits Behind for the Real Relationship
How to Walk Each Day Anchored in Christ Instead of Empty Promises
The Journey Back Home
After exposing the lie of the Law of Attraction, the natural next
step is clear: go back to God. Not just in theory, but in practice—every single
day.
Hosea 14:1 calls: “Return, Israel, to the Lord your God. Your
sins have been your downfall!”
We fall when we follow lies. We rise when we return to God.
Tagline: Coming back to God isn’t a one-time event—it’s a daily
choice.
Why God, Not Self, Brings Lasting Hope
The Law of Attraction promises instant fixes and “dream lives.”
But those hopes vanish like mist. God offers something better—hope that
endures, no matter what.
Romans 15:13 says: “May the God of hope fill you with all joy
and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power
of the Holy Spirit.”
Hope rooted in God never fails, because it isn’t built on
feelings—it’s built on truth.
Daily Dependence on Jesus
Living “back to God” means depending on Jesus daily. Dependence is
not weakness—it’s strength.
Here’s what daily dependence looks like:
• Prayer – Talking to God about everything.
• Scripture – Allowing His Word to guide your decisions.
• Worship – Keeping your heart fixed on Him.
• Surrender – Choosing His will above your own.
John 15:5 reminds us: “I am the vine; you are the branches. If
you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit; apart from me you can
do nothing.”
Replacing Lies with God’s Promises
Every time you reject the lie, replace it with a promise of God.
For example:
• Instead of “I create my own reality,” declare: “The Lord will fulfill his
purpose for me” (Psalm 138:8).
• Instead of “The universe provides,” declare: “My God will meet all your
needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus” (Philippians
4:19).
• Instead of “Only follow what feels good,” declare: “Trust in the Lord with
all your heart… and he will make your paths straight” (Proverbs 3:5–6).
Tagline: God’s promises don’t flatter you—they transform you.
Walking in Truth and Light
Jesus said in John 8:12: “I am the light of the world. Whoever
follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.”
When you return to God, you’re no longer stumbling in the dark.
His light guides your path. His Word becomes your compass. His Spirit
strengthens your steps.
Living in truth isn’t about perfection—it’s about direction. Every
day, choose light over lies.
Reflection Questions
• Where do I still rely on myself instead of God?
• What promises of God do I need to replace my old beliefs with?
• How can I structure my day to depend on Jesus more practically?
What This Chapter Means for You
The end of deception is not the end of the journey. It’s the
beginning of real life with God. Breaking free is step one—staying close to
Jesus is the daily walk.
Ask yourself: Am I building my life on fleeting philosophies—or on
the eternal truth of God’s Word?
Call to Action
Pray this today:
“Father, I come back to You with all my heart. I reject counterfeits and cling
to Your truth. Teach me to depend on You daily through prayer, Your Word, and
the leading of the Holy Spirit. Jesus, be the center of my life.”
Remember: The safest place to be is back in God’s hands—today
and every day.
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