The Bondage Breaker by Neil T. Anderson
Week 4: Chapter 3 — Accused by the Deceiver
Read Chapter 3 of The Bondage Breaker. Key Scriptures: Revelation 12:10; Romans 8:33-34; Zechariah 3:1-5.
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One of the enemy's most effective and overlooked strategies is relentless accusation — and Anderson shows how to recognize it and silence it with the gospel.
Discussion Questions
7 questions1.Revelation 12:10 calls Satan 'the accuser of our brothers and sisters, who accuses them before our God day and night.' Anderson argues that accusation is one of Satan's primary strategies against believers. Does it surprise you that the enemy would specifically target those who are already saved? Why or why not?
2.Anderson uses the vision in Zechariah 3 — where Joshua the high priest stands in filthy clothes before God while Satan accuses him — as a picture of every believer's position. What does God's response to Joshua's filthy clothes tell you about how God responds to Satan's accusations against you?
3.Anderson draws a sharp distinction between conviction and accusation. Conviction from the Holy Spirit is specific, redemptive, and calls you to repentance; accusation from the enemy is vague, condemning, and calls you to despair. Using this grid, look at the most persistent negative voices in your mind: are they convicting you or accusing you?
a.What does conviction lead you to do?
b.What does accusation lead you to do?
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