This message presents a comprehensive theological and practical framework for understanding spiritual warfare as a universal, ongoing reality rooted in the biblical narrative, particularly 1 Peter 5:6–11, where humility precedes resistance to the devil. It emphasizes that spiritual warfare is not merely about power encounters but about cultivating a disciplined, faith-filled life grounded in Christ's victory, requiring personal spiritual disciplines, accountability, and a balanced perspective that avoids both denial and obsession with demonic activity. The preacher critiques the church's historical neglect of this subject, especially in missionary education, where theoretical training has often failed to equip believers for real-world spiritual conflict, and calls for a shift from intellectualism to experiential faith, where doctrine is lived out in practical resistance and deliverance. Drawing on personal testimony, cultural observations, and global examples, the sermon underscores God's sovereign power and the necessity of the church's active participation in spiritual battle, not through human strength, but through faith, prayer, and obedience, ultimately calling believers to lead with integrity and courage in a world increasingly marked by demonic influence.