Скачать или смотреть The Danger You Don’t Detect: How Idols Sneak In | 1 Kings 11:5-8

In this message, we dive into one of the most sobering moments in the life of King Solomon—a man blessed with wisdom, wealth, and divine favor. Yet even Solomon fell into a trap that still threatens believers today: the slow, subtle deception of idolatry.

1 Kings 11:5–8 reveals how Solomon’s heart drifted. Not overnight. Not in rebellion. But through small compromises and unchecked influences. He built altars to gods he once rejected. He bowed to idols he once opposed. And it all began when he allowed foreign loves, foreign voices, and foreign priorities to shape his devotion.

In this teaching, you’ll learn:

How idolatry doesn’t start with statues—it starts with a shift in the heart.

Why spiritual drift feels comfortable before it becomes dangerous.

How relationships, routines, and desires can quietly redirect your worship.

The difference between loving God publicly and drifting from Him privately.

Practical steps to guard your heart, your habits, and your walk with God.

We’ll uncover the truth that idols rarely announce themselves. They slip in through distractions, desires, and divided loyalty—until one day you realize you’ve built altars you never meant to build.

If you’ve ever felt your fire dim, your focus fade, or your devotion get diluted, this message will call you back—back to the God who desires your whole heart, not a divided one.

This is a wake-up word. A heart check. A call to return.
May God restore your devotion and reveal any “altars” you never realized you built.