Many fear signs and wonders because of the possibility of deception. So, in order to prevent any opportunity of being deceived, they replace displays of power with religious traditions, Christian activities, or even Bible study. They often become satisfied with knowledge. But, when this happens, who is deceived?
Many individuals are apprehensive about signs and wonders due to the risk of being misled. To avoid deception, they often opt for familiar religious customs, church activities, and scripture study, ultimately becoming content with mere knowledge. This reliance on tradition and intellectual understanding can lead to a lack of spiritual engagement.
As these individuals prioritize intellectualism over experiencing divine power, they may unknowingly allow themselves to be deceived by their own limitations. Instead of seeking genuine encounters with the miraculous, they settle for a superficial faith that lacks depth and transformative power.
