Show Notes
Spiritual warfare isn’t random. It isn’t passive. It’s intentional—and so is our response.
In this message, “When God’s Enemy Attacks: A Blueprint For Spiritual Warfare,” we’re reminded in 1 Peter 5 that we have a real enemy who is actively seeking to devour. But his attacks are not without reason. He opposes us because of how deeply God loves us and because of the purpose God is working through our lives.
This message lays out a clear pattern for how we respond—not with fear, but with awareness, confidence, and resistance. God has not left us vulnerable. He has given us everything we need to stand firm.
In this sermon, you’ll hear about: Why the enemy targets your life and calling How to anchor yourself in God’s presence instead of fear What it means to actively resist the enemy, not ignore him How to walk in victory through obedience and the covering of Jesus This message invites us to take spiritual warfare seriously—and asks a defining question: Will we stay unprepared, or will we stand firm in what God has already given us?
Because the enemy may come against you. But he does not have the final say.
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What do you pray when life gets hard?