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Broken Altars 2: Abuse, Truth and Real Repentance | Kingdom Finance Revolution Live | 28 Nov 2025

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👓Quick Take (28 Nov 2025): When an altar is broken by abuse— in a family, church, or Christian community — God will not pour fire on it. In Part II of the Broken Altars series, William Abraham (author of The Kingdom Finance Revolution) shows how secrecy, false peace, image-management and performative repentance create mixed altars that God refuses to bless. Real healing requires truth first, repentance second, restoration only when warranted, and boundaries when repentance is absent.


This session exposes misused scriptures like, "Love covers a multitude of sins," unpacks why Jesus confronted image-management in Matthew 23, and lays out the seven biblical gates of repentance: truthful, specific, accountable, humble, costly, restorative, and observable over time.


This is a call to rebuild the altar of your life, family and community on foundations God will actually bless.


You’ll Discover


• Why Matthew 23 is the central passage on truth and exposing image-management

• Why God inspects the foundations of our "altar" - what are we building on?

• What “love covers” truly means (and does not mean) in Greek and Hebrew

• How secrecy builds ungodly altars of fabricated identity that protect the powerful and silence the wounded

• The biblical difference between private sin and public/criminal sin

• Why God refuses to restore relationships built on secrecy or minimisation

• The Seven Gates of Real Repentance: truth-telling, specificity, turning, restitution, consequences, time-tested change and repair

• What performative repentance looks like and why it is spiritually dangerous

• How families and churches become systems that enforce secrecy

• When reconciliation is possible — and when boundaries become holy

• Why truth is the doorway to identity, authority and generational healing


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⏱️ Full Session Timestamps:

00:00 – Continuing the series: Broken Altars, Truth, Trauma & the Cost of Secrecy

00:26 – God’s process: truth first, then restoration

00:55 – Why every healing journey must be survivor-led

02:35 – Reading Matthew 23:27–28

04:45 – “Whitewashed tombs”: curated spiritual identities exposed

06:38 – The centrality of truth: God will not bless secrecy

09:07 – Truth disturbs false peace

11:35 – What “love covers” really means (and doesn’t)

15:07 – Everyday faults vs public/criminal sin

15:30 – Serious crimes must be exposed to justice

21:05 – Inspection before restoration: God’s consistent pattern

22:00 – Gate 1 of repentance: unvarnished truth-telling

22:53 – Repentance is observable behaviour, not feelings

25:09 – If repentance isn’t costly, it isn’t real

27:33 – Time-tested change: measured in months and years

28:51 – Repentance rituals: performative containment systems

30:25 – Pressure to “move on” violates trauma-informed care

30:43 – The survivor sets the pace—not the offender

34:58 – Repentance rituals repair the image, not the altar

39:17 – What to do when genuine repentance is absent

39:46 – Holy boundary-keeping: when distance becomes protection

50:45 – Safety first: get out safely and cleanly

51:41 – You are not the offender

52:19 – When survivors are framed as “divisive”

53:01 – Minimisation: “You’ve had your cry—now move on”

54:43 – The Cross breaks false narratives and ungodly altars

55:33 – Trauma creates two identities—recover the true one

56:33 – Closing prayer




 
 
 

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