Overcoming Counterfeit Setback

Welcome to Overcoming Counterfeit Setback!

This is a new series focusing on the strategies men choose in selecting a wife as a romantic partner. They often choose what looks like potential for a wife but who ends up being a counterfeit.

The counterfeit in any relationship, romantic or otherwise, reflects the false sense of potential. It is the person who you believe will help you to get to where you want to be in life.

This means you will ignore the real person who is designed and assigned to get you to where you’re supposed to be in your season. The real person listens to God, obeys God concerning you, and applies God’s word to the situation.

The counterfeit always looks like the real person and because we are blinded by their “potential,” we often sell out instead of drive out.

There is no guarantee that potential will reach potential, but there is a guarantee that the counterfeit will continue to counterfeit.

It is time to overcome counterfeit setback!

Companions

The Marriage Recovery Research tab on this site and the title Marital Setback: Why Romantic Partners Live as Roommates, Tips for Rebuilding Hope, A Biblical Intervention are companion sources for Overcoming Counterfeit Setback.

This new series deals with considerations leading up to marriage and the consequences of choosing the wrong person. It explores why men choose “potential” who masquerades as a “counterfeit” over whom God desires for them and marriage.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this discussion, you will be able to do the following:

–Recognize potential that is not actually potential.

–Recognize when a counterfeit is spouting potential.

–Recognize that old belief systems and strategies will blind you to the truth about potential.

The video discussion is below.

Definitions

“Potential”

–Having or showing the capacity to become or develop into something in the future

–Having potential means having the necessary abilities or qualities to become successful or useful in the future.

“Counterfeit”

–Made in exact imitation of something valuable or important with the intention to deceive or defraud

–Imitate fraudulently, forge, replicate, imitate, fake, copy

The video discussion is below.

Video Topics

Overview

Introduction

Learning Objectives

Definitions

Key #1: Acceptance

Key #2: Measurement

Key #3: Societal Perception

Key #4: Heart Sick

Key #5: Allowance

Key #6: Distorted Vision

Key #7: Reciprocation

Key #8: Blindness

Key #9: Interruptions

Key #10: Selling Out

Resolution

Conclusion

Full Discussion

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