Coach Mena/RBHL

LESSON OBJECTIVES
By the end of this session participants should:
Understand what generational altars and strongholds are
Identify unhealthy spiritual patterns
Learn how ungodly cycles continue
Understand how truth breaks strongholds
Learn practical steps to rebuild GOD’s altar
Engage in repentance, renouncing, and prayer.

Are you ready for a RESET in your spirit, mind, and life?
Join us for “Resetting for the Kingdom of God – Part 1” hosted by RBHL, LLC as we come together for a powerful Kingdom discussion on Healing, Deliverance & Restoration!
This is more than an event — it’s a divine opportunity to:
Renew your mind
Break free from spiritual heaviness
Receive encouragement and healing
Grow deeper in your walk with GOD
Connect with others seeking transformation
“Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind.” — Romans 12:2
To Yahweh God be all the Glory!

“The Danger of False Altars & Double-Mindedness”
Main Scriptures:
2 Kings 21:1–9
2 Chronicles 33:1–9
James 1:5–8
Exodus 20:3–5
Matthew 6:24
 
King Manasseh is an example of what happens when someone who knows about GOD begins to embrace compromise and false worship.
This lesson is not about condemning people. It is about self-examination and returning fully to JESUS CHRIST.
Agape Love 

Scripture Focus:
2 Kings 21:1–9
2 Chronicles 33:1–9
James 1:5–8
King Manasseh ruled Judah, yet he built altars to false gods, practiced witchcraft, followed pagan customs, and led people away from the true worship of God. Though he had access to the truth, he allowed compromise, rebellion, and idolatry to enter the land. Today many people still build spiritual “altars” in their hearts — placing money, pride, control, relationships, secret sins, witchcraft, self-worship, horoscopes, social status, or ungodly practices above GOD. James 1 warns us that a double-minded person is unstable in all their ways, tossed like waves of the sea.

Bible Study 2 Kings 8:20-24 and 2 Chronicles 21
Many people today want the benefits of GOD without surrendering fully to Him. Some want the title, platform, influence, money, or recognition, but not the daily relationship, obedience, and dependence upon the LORD.
King Jehoram is an example of someone who had authority but lacked spiritual submission. He ruled as king, but his heart was not anchored in GOD.
Jehoram walked:
independent from GOD,
influenced by ungodly systems,
led by compromise,
and disconnected from righteousness.
This lesson is not only about a king in the Old Testament. It is a warning and reflection for us today.
We must ask ourselves:
Are we truly following JESUS?
Or are we trying to put a “Jesus label” on flesh-led decisions?
Are we depending on GOD daily?
Or are we living independently while still claiming Christianity?

2 Kings 8:20 -24 and 2 Chronicles 21 gives us a serious warning about what happens leadership, decisions, and life become disconnected from GOD. King Jehoram had authority, position, and influence, but he chose independence from God instead of dependence on Him. Rather than seeking the ways of the LORD, he followed the sinful patterns around him and led people away from righteousness.
A person can look successful outwardly and still be spiritually disconnected inwardly.

The Bible Study breaks down with how we can build the power of prayer with Jesus. We have questions that reflects how we need to evaluate our lives daily. How we abide (remain) in Jesus at all times.

Prayer begins with relationship not Religion.

This Bible was the breaking down in God's grace from the understanding and revelation given by Holy Spirit. Engaging with thought provoking questions to reflect on. Takeaway: Choose one weakness in our lives that we give to Our Heavenly Father to help us with grace to be strengthen in that area. Blessings! Glory be to God for all that He does for us!!!

God's grace saves us, sustains us and we grow in His grace. May we ask God to strengthen us in our weakness to empower us to overcome our struggles. We ask in Jesus' name Amen.