How can we have victory over Satan’s temptations and attacks? Here we learn two important lessons and keys to resisting enemy attack in the battles of spiritual warfare.
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Blessed be the LORD ~Psalm 28:6
Sermons on Christ (Page 97)
Satan’s desire is to get us in a position where he can tempt us. When things are going our way, when we feel on top of the world – those can be times when we are most vulnerable. Bro. Jeff provides guidance and encouragement as he examines the way Jesus handled his own mountain-top experience.
Satan often uses our need for acceptance, love, and attention to bring us down. Here, Bro. Jeff examines the second Satanic temptation of Christ and what we can do to stand strong against the devil’s wiles.
By examining our Lord’s temptation, Bro. Jeff shares an important lesson in how Satan tempts us. Knowing the enemy is key in spiritual warfare.
While the crown of God’s creation, Adam, yielded to temptation in the Garden of Eden, the KING of the universe, while tempted, never yielded. Bro. Jeff digs deeper into our Savior’s temptation to find out what we can learn from His example.
Bro. Jeff highlights three ways in which our Comforter comes along side us to aid our daily lives. We can be encouraged by the education, the endurance, and the expectations with which we can receive help.
Previously, we learned about the true Comforter, the One who desires to go alongside us with the purpose of helping us. How do we receive God’s loving, shepherding help? Bro. Jeff explains.
Do you feel hopeless? Need direction and guidance? Here, Bro. Jeff begins describing the comfort, help, and hope we can have and how we can get it.
Freedom! Liberty! When we become entrapped or ensnared by Satan, or when we are under condemnation, there is hope! God always provides a way out. Learn how here.
There is one who sets traps for us, hoping that we will be foolish enough to become ensnared. God is gracious though! Bro. Jeff explains the “great escape” God has provided to expose the trap setter and equip the believer – to preserve our life of service so that we won’t be put on a shelf, not useful to God.