The Blockers of Inheritance (trauma, disobedience, & disqualification) - 088

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Taylor Welch· Host1:00

Moses is basically being told, "Go speak to the rock," and he doesn't, and the rock still creates water. That's a miracle. And God says, "You misrepresented me. You're disqualified. You will not enter the Promised Land." David's adultery didn't disqualify him, but Saul choosing to disobey God to hang on to the approval of his people did disqualify him. Moses murdering someone didn't disqualify him, but Moses misrepresenting God to the people later in his life did disqualify him. How you handle somebody when they make a mistake