Dr. Bailey explores the spiritual reality of warfare from Ephesians 6, urging believers to put on the whole armor of God, resist the devil’s wiles, and fight not flesh and blood but spiritual forces—with prayer, truth, righteousness, and peace as our weapons.

Dr. Bailey underscores the New Testament call to a deeper life of thanksgiving—not only in every circumstance but also for all people—emphasizing that a truly worshipful heart is one that continually gives thanks and thereby walks in victory.

Dr. Bailey highlights three primary reasons for thanksgiving in the Old Testament—God’s goodness, His enduring mercy, and the remembrance of His holiness—and urges believers to cultivate a lifestyle of gratitude that reflects heaven’s continual worship.

Dr. Bailey declares that the repeated biblical command “fear not” must become rooted in believers’ hearts, affirming that as we walk in God’s righteousness, rely on His presence, and face life’s battles, He will fight for us and never forsake us.

Dr. Bailey highlights Psalm 27 to show that strength comes from knowing God intimately, rejecting fear, seeking His face, and inquiring of Him to understand the end of every matter, enabling believers to stand victorious and unshaken in troubled times.

Dr. Bailey proclaims that as believers choose to bless the Lord, reject fear, and seek Him in faith, God delivers them from all fear, granting peace, a sound mind, and victorious joy beyond every troubling circumstance.

Dr. Bailey shows how true strength in the believer comes through quietness and confidence in God, revealing that in times of distress or enemy attack, strength is imparted not by striving in our own power but by returning to God, resting in Him, and waiting patiently for His strength to be made perfect in our weakness.

Dr. Bailey expounds on the subject of strength, showing that wisdom, knowledge, and understanding are God-given pillars of strength—imparting stability in troubled times, enabling right choices, and unlocking divine perspective for those who seek to walk righteously and do good.

Dr. Bailey proclaims that joy is a divine strength birthed from God's presence, urging believers to rejoice in all circumstances—whether in sorrow or difficulty—so the oil of gladness may flow, fortify the spirit, and reflect heaven’s atmosphere.

Dr. Bailey underscores the call to persevere and endure amid spiritual opposition, illustrating from Hebrews 12 that believers must cast off every weight, press through trials with grace, and never “throw in the towel,” for the One who placed us in the race intends us to finish with glory.