In part two of our series on learning the schemes of the enemy, we looked at how the enemy will use guilt and shame to trap up and prevent us from becoming what God is calling us to be.

The devil is a schemer, his plans against us are large scaled and well thought out. In 2 Corinthians Paul encouraged the church to not be outsmarted but the devil but understanding of his scheme. We're starting to unpack the schemes of the enemy.

Several times in the Bible we see the all knowing God asking questions. If he knows all, then why is he asking questions? We'll explore!

In first Kings 18 we see Elijah physically operating in special strength once the hand of the Lord was on him.

In Numbers 22 we see the story of Balak and Balaam which is rich with principles regarding hearing God's voice & obedience to his word.

Today we examined how God works through repetition.

Some times life can feel like walking on a tightrope. However we read in 2 Samuel how God is able to provide a wide path.

Things change in life constantly. Things we used to depend on one day can be gone the next. We learned how to have stable faith in a shaky world.

We jumped back into our verse by verse Bible Study with chapter 1 of Revelation.

In Luke 5 we see Peter disappointed, yet he still obeyed Jesus. We learned how to say "yes" even when discouraged.