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What can Christians learn from Jeroboam's fear of losing power?

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Christians can learn that fear often leads to compromises in faith and the creation of false religions that focus on self-preservation.

Jeroboam's fear of losing power and influence led him to compromise true worship, resulting in the establishment of a false religion. This narrative in 1 Kings 12 illustrates how fear can distort our judgment and lead us away from God's truth. Instead of trusting in God’s sovereignty and provision, Jeroboam acted out of desperation, which is a temptation that every believer faces. When believers succumb to fear, they may be tempted to compromise their faith, seeking easy solutions rather than adhering to God’s commands. Christians are reminded through Jeroboam’s example that faith must prevail over fear, and trusting in God’s plan is paramount in maintaining authentic worship.
Scripture References: 1 Kings 12:25-33

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