So how do we protect ourselves from people who seem to surround themselves with chaos and negativity? The Bible warns us about the tribulations that will arise in the last days, where many will become self-absorbed, prideful, and cruel (2 Timothy 3:1-5). Our best course of action is to remove ourselves from their influence and not engage in their destructive behavior.
If such individuals have hurt you, I hope and pray that you find the help you need to trust God again and strengthen your defenses against similar situations in the future. Remember, it’s not your responsibility to change someone’s character; all you can do is give it to God and focus on your well-being.
You might ask, “Can I just cast them out?” While it’s important to distance ourselves from toxic individuals, ultimately, it’s God who will deal with their wicked spirits in due time. If you want to understand how to spot toxic people and protect yourself, check out my free course, “Narcissism 101: Early Warning Signs, Escaping the Trap, and Rebuilding Your Life.” You can find the link in the description below. Arm yourself with knowledge and stand strong in your faith.
Until next time, have a nice day. Today, we just talked about the demonic spirits behind narcissism and why narcissists can become so evil. We have all had to deal with narcissistic behavior at some point in our lives, but have you ever considered that there might be something darker at play? Narcissists are individuals who have unknowingly surrendered to the demonic forces behind their behavior. These evil forces entice them with promises of confidence, power, and control. Unfortunately, the narcissist is plagued with deep-seated guilt that they continually try to mask and deny, making them easy targets for malevolent forces. Our minds become the battleground for their assault, and if they manage to penetrate our thoughts, they have the power to poison our relationships and spread chaos throughout our lives.
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