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Jesus has given believers authority over the power of the enemy! In this powerful message from our "Unseen Influences" series, Pastor Joey reveals how the enemy operates, how Jesus confronted demonic influences, and the authority we have through His name. Discover the power of deliverance, how to walk in spiritual freedom, and why the Kingdom of God is greater than any force of darkness. It's time to understand your Kingdom authority and walk in the victory Jesus has already given you!
Part 5 | Dealing with the devil
There’s an Angel in Your Future
The unseen realm is more active than we realize. Throughout Scripture, angels are present in moments of protection, proclamation, spiritual battle, judgment, and even our journey into eternity. In this message from *Unseen Influences*, we discover the biblical role of angels, how God uses them to accomplish His purposes, and why our focus must always remain on Jesus—the One whom heaven and earth declare worthy.
God is always working behind the scenes—preparing us for moments we may not see coming.
DIVINE INTERVENTION
Sometimes God steps into our story in ways we could never orchestrate ourselves.
From angels sent to protect, strengthen, guide, and provide, Scripture reminds us that heaven is active in our lives—even when we can’t see it. Your past may have caused pain, but those who created yesterday’s pain do not control tomorrow’s potential.
God is still sending help.
You may not see the intervention, but you can trust the God behind it.
The unseen realm is more active than we realize. In Part 1 of "Unseen Influences", discover what the Bible reveals about angels—God’s secret agents—and how He uses them to carry out His purposes, protect His people, and bring glory to His name.
An independent spirit can quietly separate us from the people God has placed in our lives to strengthen, correct, and guide us. Through the story of Asahel in 2 Samuel 2 and other biblical passages, we see the danger of refusing wise counsel, resisting correction, rejecting accountability, and believing we can walk alone. God has not called us to live in isolation, but to serve, submit, receive correction, and walk in godly relationships. As Ecclesiastes reminds us, “Two are better than one.” This message challenges us to examine our hearts and ask: Am I allowing God to use others to help me grow?
What’s in a Name?
A call to honor God through holiness, reverence, and worship. Our words and actions should reflect our respect for a holy God. When we honor Him, pursue holiness, and praise Him sincerely, our lives become a testimony of His goodness.
Favor – Part 1: The Power of Proclamation
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