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What 4 conditions cause confusion? Confusion makes cowards of us all. How does satan use confusion to influence us? How can I experience victory over confusion?

Two time Paul commanded the Christians at Ephesus to put on the whole armour of God. Why is it so important? We learn from this sermon on how to stand with the Christian armour on.

Judas chose a wrong path that led to his being possessed by the devil. He was warned, but he chose the path of destruction. Jesus knew He needed to go to the cross. Judas was not predetermined to go to hell. He chose to reject every opportunity of salvation offered to him. He is in hell today.

This is an exposition of Revelation 12:1-17. This lesson reveals a lot about the Devil & Satan

This message, based on Isaiah 36-37, focuses on the spiritual battle believers face against Satan's lies and intimidation, using the Assyrian king Sennacherib and his spokesman Rabshakeh as a picture of how the devil attacks God's people. The preacher describes Satan's tactics as a form of "information warfare," seeking to undermine faith by exalting human wisdom, questioning God's Word, attacking trust in God, promoting compromise, accusing the righteous, and blaspheming the Lord. In contrast, Hezekiah's response provides a model for believers: refusing to engage the enemy on his terms, humbling himself before God, seeking the Lord in prayer, listening to God's Word, courageously trusting God's promises, and bringing every burden directly before God. The sermon emphasizes that victory over the devil does not come through human arguments or strength but through complete dependence on God. Just as God miraculously defeated the Assyrian army and fulfilled His promises to Hezekiah, believers today can overcome spiritual attacks by trusting God's Word, praying fervently, walking in humility, and allowing God to fight their battles. The central lesson is that the best way to "talk back to the devil" is not with our own words, but through faith-filled dependence on the Lord, who is infinitely greater than any attack of the enemy.

This sermon explores the theological implications of Jude 1:5-6, emphasizing that neither Israel's chosen status nor the angels' proximity to God guaranteed safety from judgment. The speaker argues that modern Christianity often adopts a naturalistic worldview that contradicts the supernatural reality presented in Scripture, leading to a lack of biblical literacy regarding angelology and spiritual warfare. By examining the assumed knowledge of Jude's audience regarding the Watchers and the Nephilim, the message calls for a return to a thorough, biblically grounded understanding of these topics. The tone is instructional and convicting, urging believers to test all things against Scripture and to recognize that God holds all beings accountable for their rebellion. Ultimately, the sermon encourages the church to embrace a comprehensive biblical worldview that provides answers to cultural questions and affirms God's sovereign control over the spiritual realm. Questions: What did Jude assume his original readers already knew about the rebellion of the angels? 2. What does Jude 6 mean when it says the angels kept not their first estate? 3. What is the connection between Genesis 6, Jude 6, and the Book of Enoch? 4. Why is it important for Christians to understand the supernatural world described in Scripture? 5. How can Christians avoid spiritual deception by developing a biblical worldview?

Everyone experiences it. It is invisible yet produces visible effects. It controls our decisions. What is it? Fear. Fear invades everyone's lives. The devil uses to influence us. How does he do that? How can we overcome his demonic attacks from fear? It's here...

Theme: Jesus Succeeds in Answering Satan's Temptations where Adam Failed. I. The Son of God Tempted by Physical Needs – vv. 1-4 A. The Son of God Lead by the Spirit to be Tempted by the Devil – v. 1 B. Jesus was Hungry after Fasting 40 days and nights – v. 2 C. The Devil Tempts Jesus to Supernaturally Fulfill His Physical Needs – v. 3 D. Jesus Responds that God's Word is More Necessary than Daily Food – v. 4 II. The Devil Tempts Jesus to Die Early – vv. 5-7 A. The Devil Set Jesus on the Pinnacle of the temple – v. 5 B. The Devil Quotes Scripture Concerning Trust in God's Protection – v. 6 C. Jesus Responds that Trusting is not Tempting God – v. 7 III. The Devil Tempts Jesus to Obtain His Deserved Glory by Avoiding the Cross – vv. 9-11 A. The Devil Shows Jesus the Glory of the Kingdoms of the World – v. 8 B. The Devil Promises Jesus the Honor He deserved by Avoiding the Cross – v. 9 C. Jesus Responds that We are to Worship and Serve the Lord Only – v. 10 D. Jesus Ministered to by Angels – v. 11

(1) Israel Watch: We discuss Israel's October 27 election results and the internal threat of Arab citizens in Israel. A special video regarding I.D.S.: Israel Derangement Syndrome with examples of I.D.S. at a Jerry Seinfeld stage performance. (2) Leftist Violence by crazed, devil-possessed, liberal white women: one torching an I.C.E. facility, another reciting her poem celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination, with an example of TikTock white chicks dressing up with blood on the neck and white "FREEDOM" shirt mocking Charlie's death... and a 21 year old arrested for threatening to assassinate President Trump. (3) So VOTE: or aid and abet the Satanic destruction of America! (4) Strange and Funny Things: Strange and Peculiar people at BBF handing out 450+ chick tracts to 150 kids in Worthington, Ohio. https://bbfohio.com

The world thinks that only fools believe in the reality of Satan, but the Bible is very plain - the devil is real and he is the Christian's chief enemy.