What does Tribe teach about sons of god?
Drawn from the messages where it was actually addressed: the words said from the front, the passages taught, and where to hear the whole thing.
At Tribe, the teaching on sons of God starts with a distinction that Dr. Laura Sanger drew carefully from Romans 8:14. Being a child of God and being a son of God are not the same thing. The Greek word translated 'led' in that verse, she explained, carries the image of a rope around an animal's neck, a creature going wherever it is taken. Sons of God are those so fully surrendered to the Holy Spirit that they go where the Spirit sends, speak what the Father commands, and do not operate on their own initiative. As Dr. Laura put it, "He didn't say, Those who go to church are the sons of God. The criteria is those who are led by the spirit."
To map the distance between spiritual infancy and that kind of surrender, she introduced three Greek terms: napios, or spiritual infants, who remain worldly and are easily misled by false teaching; paidion, or young children, who are still under training and often drawn more to the performance side of church than to the presence of God; and huios, the sons of God, who feed on the meat of the word, know and use their spiritual gifts, and carry the weight of Christ into every room they enter. She held Jesus himself up as the standard, drawing on John 14:10 and John 12:49-50, where Jesus says the words he speaks are not his own but the Father's. That level of surrender, she argued, is not a bonus level of faith reserved for a few. It is the baseline.
A central warning in the teaching was about mixture, being shaped more by culture than by scripture, drifting into syncretism, or following a version of Jesus built on bad theology. Dr. Laura connected mixture directly to the Nephilim agenda she traced back to Genesis 3 and Genesis 6, arguing that the corruption of what is pure has always been the enemy's strategy. The antidote she described was the aroma of Christ, a life so saturated by the Spirit that it affects everyone nearby. She said, "I want the aroma of Christ to be so thick on me that it literally impacts the people next to me."
Taught from Romans 8:14 · John 14:10 · John 12:49-50 · 1 Corinthians 3:1-3 · 2 Corinthians 2:14-15
“Good intentions actually leads to death.”
From Victors Not Victims
The passage taught · 1 Corinthians 14:20
20 Brothers, don’t be children in thoughts, yet in malice be babies, but in thoughts be mature.
World English Bible
Messages that go deeper
- May 19, 2025 Victors Not Victims A Wyoming pastor hosts speaker Dr. Laura Sanger, who calls believers from spiritual infancy to mature sonship, and from a victim mindset to victors in Christ.
- May 18, 2025 Victory with Dr. Laura Sanger A teaching on what it means to grow from spiritual infancy into mature sons of God, and why that maturity matters in the battle against evil.