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One of Satan's most effective tactics has been to desensitize believers to the wickedness of this world. His agents and forces of evil rarely come at us with a full frontal assault of temptation. It's often through subtle infiltration with minor compromises of sin and selfishness. As pastor Malcolm will warn us in today's message, we must not allow ourselves to become complacent. When our guard is down, we ignore the threat, that's when we're likely to allow sin to seep in.

That is a day to look forward to. The wickedness, destruction, and pain that Satan has wrought on this world. Overwhelming. He's deceived so many, to see his way, his freedom, when in reality, his enslavement. As Pastor Malcolm will point out in today's message in multiple places, scripture foreshadows and prophesies the end that Satan will come to. Jesus has already secured the ultimate victory over evil, and in the end, Satan will be cast into a pit of eternal judgment and suffering.

Our job is not to convict another person. We're simply called to tell them the truth in love and kindness. We can't think that we're so perfect that we can't convict someone the way the Holy Spirit can. So, we must leave that up to him, and obey God's word. In today's message, Pastor Malcolm will remind you of what God's word says. Tell the truth. Share the gospel, and love all people. No selfish intentions, no hesitation to share God's truth, and no resentment towards another person or people group.

Winning people to Jesus Christ is such a gift. You spend time ministering, loving, and correcting another person, and they choose Jesus, there's no greater feeling than knowing you'll see them in heaven. In today's message, Pastor Malcolm will highlight the joy. It's a way for us to have godly join a world that lacks much happiness. People are out doing whatever they want, when they want, and end up even more empty, but you have the truth that will set them free. So go out there and share it.

Our lives here on Earth are so short. No matter what age you are, bet you've already experienced this feeling of time, running out, and it is. The time here on Earth is nothing compared to eternity, but that doesn't mean we're to forsake our calling while spending 70, 80, maybe 90 years here. In today's message, Pastor Malcolm will ask the important question of how shall we live? How shall we spend our limited time? You're to spend your time being the light of Jesus to all people.

In end times when Jesus comes back, there will be no mistaking him. We won't have to wonder. It will be clear as day who Jesus is and who the Antichrist is. The Bible tells us that there will be many false prophets, and many people teaching blasphemous ideas. When those times come, whether tomorrow or in 50 years, remember to fix your eyes on Jesus and never look away. In today's message, Pastor Malcolm will encourage you to stay focused on Jesus and Jesus alone.

Have you ever watched a movie in the main villain says the daunting words, I'll be back for you. Except no one believes it until it actually happens. You wouldn't expect a villain to really follow up on a promise, but you can expect God to follow up on his promise. In today's message, Pastor Malcolm says that the gospels are proof that prophecies have been fulfilled, there are more to be fulfilled. The since the rainbow after the flood, God has made numerous promises to us that he will never break.

Have you ever made a promise but had to break it due to unforeseen circumstances? It's a heartbreaking conversation, and it really makes me not want to make another promise to someone again. In today's message, Pastor Malcolm talks about the book of Daniel. It's foretelling prophecies and what it looked like over time in history. Seeing the Lord work throughout the prophecies can give you hope for his promise that he's coming back soon. What joy it is to have a god who fulfills his promises.

There are times when everything is going right in my life. But I still desire to isolate myself. Maybe even be sad. As I've grown up, I realize that this is a way the enemy is trying to pull me away from my friends and family. In today's message, Pastor Malcolm says that in moments when you feel like you're supposed to be happy, but just aren't, instead of pulling away from community, draw closer, don't let spiritual warfare attack and drag you away from the people who want to see you thrive the most.

Have you ever gotten into an argument with someone and realized that you agree on the same things just in different ways? It's easy to get overcome with anger and lose the main point. But in today's message, Pastor Malcolm reminds you that conflict isn't you against someone else. It's always you and someone else against the enemy trying to create division. Spiritual warfare is easily disguised as an argument. But instead of division, promote unity and overpower the enemy as a team.