This is Deliverance Ministry.FM videocast number 22.
Once again, we'd like to welcome you to another episode of Deliverance Ministry.FM where we
give you proven insights about the demonic realm in deliverance ministry so that you
can wage spiritual warfare more effectively.
Don Ibbitso here and I'm here with Dr Phyllis Tarbox, my co-host, and uh, she and I together
are going to take a look today at the whole topic of personal boundaries.
We're going to chat about that.
She's got some good stuff to share on personal boundaries.
Yeah.
You know, boundaries are important.
Well, that's, that's what we're going to talk about and I, and I just want to explain the
title for a moment, delivering.
We calling the title of this podcast on personal boundaries.
That missing link is kind of a mysterious topic, but the reason is because we, in our
counseling center here, we see so many people come in for counseling, for deliverance or
we try to help them.
But I think the lack of personal boundaries that people have in their life today is just,
it's horrific and it's contributing to a lot of the chaos at the rain.
Have you seen that too?
It's hard to watch.
It's really hard to watch when you see people's lives spinning out of control because there's
no order in their walking in, you know, they're walking in chaos and confusion and a lot of
different things.
The enemy can come in and kick up a big whirlwind without, without having proper boundaries.
Exactly.
And it's an it's, it's such an important topic.
And look, and I just want to set the scope for this topic today.
We're just going to scratch the surface where I'm really hoping that we can motivate you
to at least get started on getting a book.
Even just starting the simple as getting a book.
It's called boundaries.
It's like a classic by by two authors, cloud and townsend.
They actually have a series of books that they have a mean book is boundaries.
Then they have boundaries in marriage, bounding with kids and with teenagers and it's such
an important topic and such an expanded little library of resources that they had.
So we're hoping that you'll at least be motivated if you recognize yourself in this, that you'd
be motivated to start that process.
And quite frankly, the reason that we're talking about is because we see people in our counseling
office, we have to help them implement boundaries.
It's not a matter of reading the book, you know, and we can only and then just doing
it, it's sometimes is you can read it, but it's hard to implement.
That is, it is.
It's hard to take back the ground that the enemy has stolen cause you're gonna get resistance
and I think that's what people, they cower back, oh, that's never going to go over in
my house or I'm afraid to do that, but you know what time it is.
And so we're going to jump into that topic in the moment.
I just want to encourage you to stay tuned right till the very end.
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So let's jump in.
Phyllis, um, you know, kind of touched on it a little bit, but I want to elaborate why
we're doing this because we see grown adults.
I mean, you know, 20, 30, 40 year old people, fearful of standing up to other people in
their lives.
It is a problem.
I mean, I see that all the time while I have them say to me, I can't do that.
I, I don't, I wouldn't even begin to know how to say that.
I that I need to put that boundary down.
I've never done that before.
And you'll see that the, even women with children.
Oh my goodness.
I think that's one of the bigger ones that you and I see in counseling is where the children's
strong rail will children are tilt.
They rule the roost, yes, and that's a boundary.
People can look at whatever the one is discipline parental, but at the core of it, it's boundary.
It is sometimes through all this, the parents have gotten lazy.
It's easier to just let the children do what they want to do and rather than have to put
the boundaries down and say no, and deal with the temper tantrum early.
But as you and I were talking about this, you know, because I've had a couple of strong
willed children, those boundaries that you put down, they pay off in the long run because
you know, children that don't have the boundaries placed around them.
Husbands, wives that don't have boundaries.
Parents, you know, there's, there's bad fruit that comes down the pipe later on and then
it gets so far out of control and it's really difficult to begin to put the boundaries down.
You know, wherever you are in the process, it's never too late to start and to start.
And uh, so that's what we're going to talk about.
As I say, we're not, we're not going to get much and we're going to try to take short,
will be able to show you or tell you in this article or a podcast or other how to do it
and all the how tos of how to get them started.
This.
We want to hopefully motivate you to to look at yourself and say, wow, I do need boundaries
in my life.
And so the very simple thing that people I think to start off with is to answer the important
question is what is a boundary?
What, what, what are boundaries?
And at the, at the simplest level, for me it was always been clear as to visualize a
lot like your yard, maybe a fence or something.
It's you have a property line, your property.
It's laid out there by the county.
Wherever you live and and you know it at the bottom.
Boundary line denotes the beginning and end of something.
That's a property line.
So there's the end of my property and you see it out in the woods.
Many times you'll have these signs up, no trespassing signs, and so you know, when you're
looking at running with that, you have an option.
Well, depending if you're out in the woods and in Tennessee, you go in there so you know
that you have a decision to make.
I say I'm, what am I going to do with that?
And so, um, that's basically it.
And so the boundaries in and I think, you know, want to emphasize that people who hear
sometimes people say, well, they get the brownies confused.
They try to set, why can't set my husband, I can't get him to do what I want.
It's like you can't set somebodies boundaries.
All you can do is set yourself and we have control over certain things in our own life.
Right?
Right, right.
Like, or my car,
our boundaries as far as your thoughts, interactions.
Certainly you can take authority over those and win this battle.
But I do think a lot of times that as we've mentioned, that a lot of people feel that
they're doing things out of love and they're actually enabling.
And then that, that removes the boundaries.
And so, you know, I wipe that off the slate first of all because you know, this isn't,
I don't need to make my child's bed every day out of love.
You know, you're going to have a lazy child that's part of where you start taking back
the boundaries of I'm not going to make your bed every day.
I make that choice.
And then, you know, you set your own boundaries and your own line.
I think sometimes when you look at it, what people are saying, well let's love what is
it really?
Their motivation is motivated out of fear.
It's fear, fear of whatever being rejected or it they use the word love.
Or if I do this, they won't love me.
But really as you say, it's so important is so unhealthy.
It isn't healthy.
So we're going to talk about that a little bit.
What does a life without boundaries look like?
And see if you recognize yourself in this and, and, and why we need them.
But, but bottom line is, you know, we need to set our own boundaries and there's consequences
and like the property line.
And that's a good thing if you have a property line around your yard, let's say, or let's
say there's just, you know, not necessarily a fence or maybe there is a fence.
Yeah.
Let's say somebody comes over the fence.
I mean there's, there should be consequences for that action.
And that's setting the boundary of implementing it with boundaries.
There's consequences.
There shouldn't be.
And the problem is many times there's no consequences.
All ours idle threats or they don't follow through, they don't follow through.
Right in that, well that's a strategy.
If you do this, I'm going, I'm not going to take over, take your way, your ipad for a
week or I have women in the, you know, the kid has it back in or has it back in three
days or the husband gets to do that and two days later because they'll know the other
person will wear down, right?
There is no boundaries.
But the bottom line is it's a property notes, the beginning and the end of something.
And, and for us at, for individuals need to have the mindsets.
Like I have control over my attitudes, my behaviors.
I can take my thoughts captive, I can't control what other people do, but when they do this
to me, this is going to be my property line.
If they step over this property line, here's the consequence.
You know, keep coming on.
You don't call me coming home for dinner.
You know we're not going to eat.
The dinner will be in the free spirit of manipulation.
Right?
Exactly.
So you know, th.
That's basically it's a property line that the boundaries that you set for your life
in, in, in, you know, and, and there are some.
Now you know, we were going to look at some of the myths of boundaries because a lot of
wrong ideas, people believe about boundaries button in the bottom line is if a person doesn't
have boundaries in their life or they have minimal boundaries, are few boundaries, their
life is chaotic.
It's not their own.
It becomes the whim of what everybody else is trying to get from them.
More extract from them, especially people that are servant oriented.
You see them, they'll just get tugged around and dragged in every potluck dinner and running
every church function and doing everything because they can't say no
because they don't have a boundary.
Exactly.
And at the core, you know, and even in the book we talked about cloud and townsend, it's
a great phrase.
It says, learn when to say yes and when to say no, how to say no when I say yes, how
to take control of your life.
And that's just so many people are afraid to say no.
And so at the bottom line, if you know, if.
I'll give you an example, I had a lady I remember this was memorable and what does she remember
how old she was, but in hearing the counselling office one day and she's sitting there on
her phone rings and she looks at it and it just shuts it off.
Five who were sitting there talking and five minutes later the phone rings, she doesn't
answer, just punches it and shuts it off.
And it's like, I asked, well, what's going on?
Why aren't why?
Who's calling?
You says, oh, that's my mother.
She calls me like she'll just keep calling me no more until I answer and she just gets
so mad when I don't answer and it's linked.
Um, th on godly soul tie un-godly control, but this one was afraid of her mother and
her mother and she was kind of torn, you know, here she was talking with me and she didn't
want to answer her phone, but she also knew there was going to be grief because she didn't
pick up on her mother's call slang that, you know, she didn't and her mother kept calling
over and she says, Oh yeah, it happens all the time.
And so, you know, just of course he was frazzled, you know, there everybody was just taking
advantage over or she didn't know how to say no, I didn't know how to set boundaries are
going to be afraid.
So our life about boundaries is that people taking advantage of you, your time's not your
own.
Usually the people that are mentally, emotionally and physically exhausted.
Yeah.
That would wear you out.
Yeah.
Gosh, it is by the whims and the actions of others.
Now, granted there are some things we have obligations or things we have to do, but being
wise about that and making decisions, and I'm going to say yes to this note of that
and being able to do that from our, you know, a real healthy perspective is important.
So what are the things, some of the things that people have wrong about boundaries or
some of the common myths that people believe about boundaries,
I think.
Well, the first one is if you put a boundary down, you have the sense that you're being
selfish, um, that you're not being loving, that you're not being kind, that you're not
being nurturing, that you're not taking care of the other person properly, that you're
not coming under their submission properly or whatever it is.
So I think, you know, that's that you're being selfish and, and you'll see this a lot in
those, in those loving temperaments, you know, we call them the ones that want to wait on
people and serve and said, the minute you start to tell them no, you're taken advantage
of these people are using you.
You need to put your boundary down right away.
It's all internalized.
They, they want a self condemned.
Oh No.
In order to be a good Christian or a good wife or a good mother, I've got to do these
things and that would be selfish if I don't, but no, that's a big myth that you're not
being selfish.
Like Don said, there's boundaries here where your life, their life stops and your life
begins and you've gotta be able to figure that out
so you're not being selfish for not being selfish when you set boundaries and that's
the missing link.
If we don't have proper boundaries are life.
Anything we try to do as a, as a man of God, women of God, a husband, wife, mother, even
before the Lord, we're not going to be able to get it done effectively because we're going
to be jerked around by others so we're not.
It's not being selfish to have some boundaries.
Some people view boundaries is a sign of disobedience at the rebellion and really what you see with
people is sometimes people who eat the indicator that they're being used and abused, they will
be outwardly compliant.
They'll look like they're going along and doing, but inside they're full of anger and
resentment and fear not love is the motive.
So boundaries are not a sign of being disobedient.
They're really not.
Now it keeps you from having that spirit of rebellion rise up in you.
I mean really the people that are close to you are the ones that are going to see it
later on to when somebody steam rolls over, somebody you love, you know, and they just
kind of go along with it and then the backlash comes at home that could show up in marriages
where you have a compliance spouse, it's under ungodly authority or whatever during the day
and they're doing everybody else's work at work and they're just taking it and taking
it and taking it and then they come home and then that's where you see that anger because
they haven't set their proper boundaries at work.
You know, they have a tipping point at the end of the day, and so yeah, no, that, that,
that will definitely sees up inside of you if you're being steamrolled by others.
Another view that people have is if I set boundaries that other people are going to
hurt me, that I'm going to be hurt and we're going to flip.
The truth is really on the other side, that they're the people that we implement boundaries.
People who respect our boundaries will love our wills and our separateness.
They will love that about us.
They really will.
Now the issue of course in the whole thing of how to send them and what do you do with
people who won't respect your boundaries?
While that's part of the process of learning how to set them, you know, there's a bit of
a process to go through but, but w, you know, really the hurt will be less.
You'll, there'll be because you have proper boundaries.
You're not going to put yourself in a position to clients, clients
to, um, you know, if you don't want to go say to a social event, tell the person that
you can't go hurt their feelings.
There'll be, there'll be very upset if I don't come, they'll be very disappointed.
And I said, well then they don't.
They don't understand because I would much rather have you tell me no, I can't make it
then come and be miserable the whole time because I would, I would rather have you there
with quality time than you there under
duress and be miserable.
And people know when you come and you're under duress and you're miserable.
Trust me, you want to be in control of your own destiny.
And the good news is you implement boundaries is a process.
You can get there, get there overnight, but you can get there.
Another myth that people have voiced to them when they start setting boundaries.
You're just angry.
You're full of anger, angry while you're doing this and, and so that will stop people in
their tracks.
And that's one of the tactics of the enemy will use with people to try to come against
your boundaries because when you set up boundaries, if you've never done it before, then you can
definitely expect some resistance.
And you know, when in fact, some of the resistance indicators that the boundaries are working.
But that's one of the things people is you're just angry.
It's like, no, I'm.
And the other people concerned about what if I have set up boundaries, you know, people
that are gonna I'm going to feel guilty about having boundaries.
And it's like, no, no.
Um, you know, once again, if you start setting up, there'll be this element of for awhile,
but it's a good guilt because you'll know that you're getting control of what you know.
You're going to rejoice in the guilty feelings because you know that finally somebody, you're
stopping somebody and you're just going to be able to address that and say it's not a
bad thing, but it's hard to take back the ground once you've given it away, that are
operating in other people that try to say you're the one that the angry.
They're the one that's angry because they're getting their food source taken away of somebody
to make their bed and somebody to wait on them and somebody to do it or they're going
to be held accountable and they don't like it.
Well, exactly and I think while we're talking about boundaries is important to emphasize,
and we've talked about this and other podcasts.
There's this spiritual side of this too, that people in your lives could, could have demonic
strongholds in their life and that's a, you know, we're talking about dealing with things
in the natural which we need to do, but if somebody in your life, something significant
person is full of his demonic strongholds, anger, control, laziness for then part of
the warfare is to bind up those devils in there and loosed the Holy Spirit upon them.
Right?
Matthew Sixteen, 19, and you can find that on other podcasts here that we don't talk
about the power of binding and losing.
So that's an element that's definitely the spiritual side of it.
But once again, we, we're, we, we live in the natural and we do the spiritual warfare
part of it, but we got to have, do some things in the natural, some proper things.
In proper behaviors.
You're setting boundaries on others.
They are walking.
Listen, spiritual torments.
Assume it's going to rise, it's going to rise up.
Exactly.
You know, and if you don't know, do this or do this job, you don't take the garbage out,
this is what's going to happen and you're going to see that.
And so, you know.
Absolutely.
And you know, the other thing is that people think, well, if I set boundaries, I'm going
to be burning my bridges.
You know, and it's linked to the bottom line is you have control of your life.
When you're saying a no to something, it's always subject to your review.
You can renegotiate, you could change on this, I, I am going to do that now it's because
I want to do it.
So you're not burning any bridges.
Urine control.
You get control of your life, you know, can become a yes,
not a bad answer.
It's not a bad answer.
I learned to love them, no, after I came in to the saving knowledge of boundaries.
Now is a really good and then a lot of times, like you said, it just gave me time to really
think about it and then review it, but I wasn't going to let them.
Steam rolled me over.
At first I'd say, no, I don't think I can do that, or no, I need to go pray about that
first.
That's a good Christian Christian, but I need to pray to go pray about it and I know I am
not going to do it but I'm going to take some time.
But the opposite is open if I change my mind, you know?
Right, exactly.
However you get there, if it's no, then you say no one being able to say yes, I want to
say yes.
Yes.
That's the whole notion of boundaries and so I think once again here we're not trying
to rush through this thing and tell you how to do it because there's a process and people
need help.
They need counseling help and we help people implement boundaries because a lot of times
it's just involved in looking at individual decisions and things that their life, you
know, why are you going to handle this, what are you going to do?
And maybe help them to see another way of doing this.
But it is a process.
Like you say, if you, if you got a light without boundaries pan, it's going to get in the car.
You know, you're not going to go from zero to a hundred and 23 seconds.
I want you to know that a hundred and 20, you could probably do a hundred 20.
I like to be around to see that on the passenger seat.
But uh, but, um, but it can be a process and you just start off and doing it and they're
just, um, you know, the beauty of the book called Townsend written.
They tell you how it's going to look, how it's going to begin to unfold, that there's
going to be a resentment on your part.
You're going to want your sentence.
I would say my boundaries are violated.
You're going to be resentful for it, but it's an early warning signal.
It's like the red light on your car that your boundaries being violated.
And so over time you, you know, you'll, you'll, you know, as you implement your own boundaries,
you'll have more respect for other people who are setting boundaries and you'll be drawn
to that, to people and it just rocked.
So they talk about practicing baby.
No little nose, no, I'm not going to do a little victories like baby steps, right?
Toddlers don't all of a sudden start sprinting.
They, they toggle and it's like that.
Learn how to set boundaries.
People can do that.
Give your wife props for that with me because he was head of the women's group when I first
came in and um, you know, being able to say no to her safely without her coming back and
saying, oh no, you have to calm.
You have to be there.
You have to be at every function.
I was able to say no and safe circles with like Korean and different people that were
in my life and recognize that they weren't offended when I did say no and it was really
startling to me.
That kind of gave me ways I'm like, are you for the next time they didn't get all upset
they weren't going to to control me and manipulate me and you can start laying down healthy boundaries
with healthy people first and you are going to be surprised that they're not going to
come back at you.
Exactly.
You got to see those kinds of victories.
Yeah, exactly.
And so that's part of the process.
Um, practice baby knows and then you're just going to grow into the fact of doing some
grown up, knows, knows him and there's those who are going to be hard sometimes.
And I, I know of a situation of a family where, um, they had a daughter who, um, who was involved
in addictions and um, she wanted to come actually coming back from a trip and come back at home,
wasn't ready to go into treatment, just basically wanted to come back into their home and stay
there.
And um, they just said, no, we're not going to do that.
And that was hard, but they knew it was the right thing.
They ended up leaving her at the airport and it was a hard thing.
You know, a lot of times people think they're doing their kids a favor sometime and they
end up enabling them, you know, they, they get steam rolled.
And so, you know, it's just, I call it adult knows and getting grown to that place where
you're able to say no when you know by the spirit of God that it's the right decision
and the right choice and you need the grace of God in your flesh and your, your unrenewed.
And so mine is saying, yes, yes, yes.
[inaudible] or in going to saying no and you know, have, that's a proper, that's a boundary
to
is have children that never leave, you know, what's that old matthew mcconaughey movie
failure to launch where everything was being done for them and taking care of and their
learning.
He was like 40 something years old and his lunch was being packed for him and his mother
was ironing his clothes because there was no boundaries and he was never going to leave
and he was never going to be on his own.
And that can be, that can be a bad thing to have happen if you're not going to take back
those
boundaries earlier, set them.
Exactly.
And so, you know, once again, we're not trying to lay everything out here.
At one point we just want to say, do you recognize yourself in this is your life on a control,
you know, and, and you, you don't, you feel like you're being run by others.
And, and I'm going to say, you know, there's different types of boundaries that you need.
Boundaries everywhere we need boundaries with in marriage.
You know, people, husbands, wives are one flesh, but the fact is, um, you know, there,
there, there is a difference.
You can have boundaries and there can be some missionaries supposed to be mutual submission
even in a marriage.
And so there's a waste to do that.
And to encourage you with that boundary, being in a marriage doesn't mean being a doormat,
being used or abused.
And so there are proper boundaries that spouses need to have.
We needed, we talked about boundaries with our children.
Even boundaries at work.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I've had to have a place down a few boundaries and not with you don.
You're the perfect work man.
I can be all the Kudos for that.
In Corporate America there was a lot of boundaries.
You know, that you had to, he didn't want to have to just take on everybody else's work,
you know, or they dump it on you and then you were responsible for it and it took a
lot.
Lot of
work.
When you deal with people that are strong willed and they'll just, they just assume
you're going to pick up their slack for them and then you get resentful with that.
We need boundaries everywhere.
People in different environments are quite require different types of boundaries.
Karen, so exactly.
Evangelist in years past, right?
Angeles wife and how she kind of dealt with this thing.
I remember a story with Smith Wigglesworth and I don't remember where I heard it, some
subject to correction on this, but one of the stories was that she wanted to go to church
and he didn't want her to go and she went anyway, so he locked her out of the house
and she slept on the floor was obviously before he got saved.
I don't know where it was.
I ain't going to been just been angry whether two or something, you know, I think he had
a pretty strong temperament.
Smith, it anyway, locked her out of the house and she, um, she slept on the porch and then
she came in the next morning and she very lovingly made him breakfast and served him
and, but refused to come under subjection of, of you're not going to church, um, because
you know, she put God first in her life.
And I think that's important.
That's one clear way, you know, because they have a lot of women say, well, how do I know
when to submit to my husband?
I should I submit to him and everything you know, even when I know it's un-godly and I
went, now you really need to seek the Lord on that.
Seek the Lord and do what God asks you to do.
You know, certainly going to church as a healthy place to fellowship and God would never say
you can't go to church.
I mean, you know, you, he's created us for corporate worship and fellowship and things
of that nature.
So you know, you're going to be careful with that because it wasn't.
How does the scripture say?
It says that you submit to your husband as Christ is the head of the terms are to submit
to their husbands and husbands.
Also, it talks about mutual submission, right?
Right, but as he is the head of the church, so it's in a godly manner.
You don't have to submit to the devils that are operating in your spouses.
In other words, you know there's a good godly thing and you gotta be able to discern the
difference, but you want to move with God always first and then your spouse would come
behind.
Doesn't mean being a doormat doesn't mean having proper boundaries in marriage is important
and as you can probably tell from even as we had this discussion at the end, I mean
many times it's not totally obvious how to set up and implement boundaries are major
counseling areas that we help people with.
Yes, we do deliverance and we do marriage counseling and visual, but this whole realm
of boundaries, we see it.
It's the title as really one of the missing links in people's lives properly are improperly
implemented.
Boundaries, minimal or no boundaries is a recipe for chaos and so want to encourage
you though, you know, I guess as far as the next step is, Gosh, you know, striking a chord
with that book.
Look, get that boundaries book.
It's a very simple Barney's.
It's called read it starving.
So Lord just show you, you may need help if you need help guys, get counseling, get some
help somewhere.
I meet with us here where we are, we do it over the internet or probably find competent
people are passionate to help you with that as well.
Um, as I said, I made the case and I'll say it again, I believe it's essential.
Having proper boundaries in our life is really, I'm just mandatory for a really healthy or
productive walk with the Lord or it's too easy to get waylaid and we get our little
life will get sucked out of us mentally, emotionally, physically.
We get focused on the wrong things.
And so it's just such a vital, important part of our natural walk is having proper boundaries
in our life.
I think.
I think boundaries, yeah.
Keeps you from being in that place of bitterness, in that place of resentment where others are
eating your lunch and you know you have about boundary list life.
If there's a lot of confusion and chaos and no order in God is a god of order, and one
of the things you've got to recognize is if you're being spun into other people's chaos,
then you're right there in that whirlwind with them.
You're being pulled right into it and sucked into that, and so as you begin to come down
out of that and stand in the eye of that storm and stand in that place of that piece, you're
going to have peace when you set those boundaries.
So everybody else's whirlwind does not have to be your problem and there's peace in that
place.
And so I will give you hope that that boundary, a life full of boundaries and you know, maybe
you can denote your property line, but maybe it's time for you to start putting up some
fences over that property.
Exactly.
And there's fences to keep people out and then there's people come through and that's
basically the essence of it.
Doesn't mean keeping everything as selective as to who and what and how things were allowed
into your property.
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If that's an issue.
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