What do you do when you're not where or who you thought you'd be, when your God-given dreams haven't been realized, when things aren't working out the way you thought they would, when you feel like you're marking time? This message addresses the issue of delayed or shattered dreams.

Rudyard Kipling wrote: "If you can meet with triumph and disaster and treat those two impostors just the same..." This message takes an in depth look at the special temptations that come with success and what to do when things go horribly wrong.

This message looks at the crippling effects of dysfunction in family life, at what happens when members of a family choose not to fulfill their appointed roles and the fact that God can still work through them while he continues to work on them.

You are the battlefield. The enemies of God seek to control your mind so they can control you. But you have a role in the battle. David closes this series on spiritual warfare by sharing how we can join in the the fight alongside God in the battle for our minds.

We're in a war. We need to know the enemy's tactics of accusation, violence, and deception. But even more, we need to know our weapons - the blood of Christ, the call to endurance, and the call to respect the power of words.

The name "Satan" means "the accuser." One of the ways he engages us is by regularly reminding us of our sins. This message addresses the flood of accusations we're confronted with every day, our inadequate responses and the triumph of the work of Christ on the cross to free us from condemnation.

Understanding the mechanics of temptation is critical to overcoming it. This message uses the temptation of Christ to expose our vulnerabilities and remind us of what's truly at stake.

Satan's primary way of working against humanity is through deception. To stand against such an enemy, we must be aware of how he works. Pastor Mark draws from the story of the Fall in Genesis 3 to help understand how this enemy works.

Elisha's prayer: "Open his eyes, Lord, so that he may see," needs to be the prayer of every Christian every day. Our unwillingness to acknowledge the activity of demonic forces in every day life has made us easy targets. This message underlines the fact, if we're to live in freedom we have to be more spiritually aware.

Where do we draw the line on loving our enemies? Where did Jesus draw the line? David takes a deep look at Jesus throwing the moneychangers out of Temple to better understand if and when we should say "This far, but no further" to an enemy.