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Forbidden Fruit (Genesis 3:1-6)

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What made Adam and Eve eat the forbidden fruit, and how did it lead to the fall of all humanity? In this episode, Stephen Davey uncovers the deceptive tactics of the enemy in the Garden of Eden. You’ll see how Satan disarmed Eve, raised doubt, and outright denied God's truth to lead her astray. By understanding these cunning tactics, you can better recognize temptation in your own life. This episode reveals how sin makes false promises, why it never delivers what it claims, and how important it is to trust in God's word over anything else. If you’ve ever struggled with temptation, this episode will help you understand the root of those struggles and provide you with insight to stand firm. Tune in and discover how the story of Eden holds vital lessons for us today.

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