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Is it wrong to identify narcissists if you are a Christian? What the Bible has to say about toxic and narcissistic people. Those in the church may shame you or make you feel guilty for using your God - given discernment as a believer. But Jesus himself identified evil and when someone was operating with a wrong heart and wrong motives. Calling out evil or using discernment in the body of Christ...

A parent's love desires the best for its children, but a narcissistic parent will sacrifice their own child's wellbeing for the parent's gain or advantage. This is true of all narcissistic relationships, but most dramatic when it occurs in the parent-child relationship.

The narcissist can replicate signs that make you believe they are from God and may look like the genuine thing in the beginning. How do we distinguish between the genuine and the false or counterfeit person? It is important to inquire directly of the Lord. Covert narcissist. Christian narcissist. Discernment. Counterfeit relationship. Toxic relationships. Marriage. Narcissism.

The fire of narcissistic relationships either burns us or forges us into the best version of ourselves we have ever been. Narcissism. Toxic relationships. Emotional abuse. Finding freedom. Personal growth.

Important clue from the Bible about testing for narcissism. "Fire tests the purity of silver and gold, but a person is tested by being praised." Proverbs 27:21 Thanks for watching!

Being nice can leave you vulnerable to toxic people and manipulators. Christians are often taught to always be nice. What does the Bible have to say about this? We have to use discernment and can't just assume everyone is the same and treat them that way. Evil does exist in the world.

How the Narcissist Undermines Your Strength and Makes You Feel Dependent

How narcissism leads to catastrophic failure in the end and what the story of the Titan disaster and Stockton Rush can teach us.

Love and the belief in love keeps you attached to the narcissist and believing you should fight for the relationship. True love is worth clinging to, but false love will only hurt you in the end. Once you're free of the idea of them loving you, you'll be free from the power of that toxic relationship. That's what needs to break. But that's also the most painful and hardest thing to break. As hu...

Why we may start to diminish ourselves to avoid the wrath and jealousy of the narcissist. How our presence may go from soothing and comforting to the narcissist to enraging and tormenting to them. What the Bible has to say. How we can learn to show up in the world and be seen again.

The narcissist believes they can create their own truth and cover up reality, and they spend their lives as fugitives running from the truth. They may even gaslight you to make you question your reality. But truth cannot be silenced and it will eventually find them. Scripture / Bible reference: Genesis 4 - Cain and Abel

Saul and David both committed wrongs but, when confronted, one accepted responsibility and the other deflected and denied it. In this video, we compare and contrast these two men and what they can tell us about narcissism and toxic behaviors. This is especially relevant considering recent church scandals and the response of leadership, such as in the case of Mike Bickle and IHOP-KC. Thank you f...

How understanding the narcissist's weak spot can help you "win" in the end.

Adjusting your perspective on the narcissist's words and opinions about you. If someone's words are devastating to you and tearing you apart, you are probably holding them in a higher regard and putting them in a higher position than they need or deserve to be.

Narcissism vs. Insecurity

Dealing with a Narcissistic Boss

Fear of Being Alone After the Narcissist

Narcissist and Spirit of Intimidation

Identifying the Narcissist: "Me Too!!!!"

Narcissists: All In Until They’re All Out

Narcissists and Abusers Running Rampant in Church Today

Overcoming the Scapegoat Role: Learning to Accept Blessings

Escape from Narcissistic Abuse: God is Your Helper

In Crisis Narcissist Tries to Take Center Stage but God is Your Firm Foundation

Should You Go No Contact?

Abuse, Blame-Shifting, Forgiveness and the Church

Identifying the Narcissist: Blame-Shifting

Identifying the Narcissist: Conflict

Recovery after the Narcissist: Be “Selfish”