You're Carrying Snakes... And Don't Know It
May 31, 2026
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Why does it feel so hard to stay focused in prayer and intimacy with Jesus? In this episode of Faith With Katie, Katie Souza and Dr. Francis Myles reveal the “One Hour Test” — a powerful spiritual discernment key that exposes hidden idols, soul wounds, and the unseen distractions fueling warfare in your life.
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IDOLS RIOT INTENSIVE HEALING SCHOOL
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From Moses unknowingly carrying a serpent to Paul shaking off the viper in Acts to the riot over Artemis in Ephesus, this episode uncovers the biblical connection between hidden idols, spiritual warfare, distraction, trauma, altars, discernment, and the Courts of Heaven.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
• What the “One Hour Test” reveals about your spiritual life
• Why distractions intensify when you try to pray
• How hidden idols can block intimacy with Jesus
• Why some warfare may be connected to spiritual compromise
• How trauma can drive the soul toward false comfort
• The biblical link between serpents, altars, and legal rights
• Why fasting alone may not fully break oppression
• How the Courts of Heaven dismantle demonic access
• Practical activation keys for healing, freedom, and deliverance
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