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Spiritual Warfare
Hosted by Mike Miller · EN
If you are a child of God you are in the middle of a war between the greatest powers that exist. The battle is spiritual, and it is in the spiritual realm. The enemy engages us in the mind, which is the battlefield of spiritual warfare. Very practical and helpful preaching on this important matter that will change your view of life and give you the knowledge you need to fight the good fight of faith.
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Thinking Evil Continually
Mar 1500:59:05Tap to summarizeIn Genesis 6, the rapid moral collapse before the flood began when the "sons of God" (God's people) compromised and united with the ungodly world, breaking down moral boundaries and unleashing widespread evil. Abandoning God's moral law, which always begins with sexual purity, leads quickly to a society filled with violence, hatred, and disorder, much like today. Evil is the natural result of sin, and multiplies once restraint is removed. But the Scripture also points to hope in the example of Noah, who found grace in the eyes of the Lord by separating from the world around him and living faithfully and righteously before God. Believers now need to do what true believers have always done in times of apostasy - guard their minds, and live righteously, and stand firm in a corrupt world as the time of God's judgment approaches.
Transcribe →The Dark Ages: The History of the Scriptures
Mar 1100:39:19Tap to summarizeThe "Dark Ages" was 1000 years of widespread spiritual darkness that resulted from the suppression of the Scriptures by the Roman Catholic Church, which restricted ordinary people from reading the Bible and enforced its authority through brutal persecution. This message traces how groups such as the Albigensians and Waldensians, along with reformers like John Wycliffe, Jan Hus, and Martin Luther, and many others challenged church authority by teaching that the Bible—not church leaders—was the final authority. These faithful men and their followers were persecuted or killed, mostly by being burned at the stake, yet their efforts to translate and spread the Scriptures in the English language eventually helped spark the Protestant Reformation, aided by the printing press of Johannes Gutenberg. Bible-believers who know the truth of history are overwhelmed with gratitude and thankfulness for the sacrifices made by earlier generations who suffered and died so that later Christians could freely possess and read the Word of God.
Transcribe →Who Hath Believed Our Report?
Mar 801:06:13Tap to summarize"Who hath believed our report?" said Isaiah, and Jesus, and Peter. Although many people hear the message of Jesus Christ, only a few truly believe it in a saving way. People often ignore, reject, or misunderstand the gospel—sometimes trusting in religion, traditions, experiences, or intellectual agreement rather than genuine faith. True belief is more than knowing the facts about Christ; it involves surrendering one's life to Him and living in obedience to the gospel. While many resist or remain spiritually blind, those who truly believe show it through a transformed life. The responsibility of God's people is simply to faithfully proclaim the message and leave the results to God.
Transcribe →The History of the Bible
Mar 400:51:56Tap to summarizeGod's Word is eternal, true, and unchanging, and the Bible is God's complete revelation to humanity. Throughout history the Bible has faced strong opposition, with many believers suffering persecution or death for translating and publishing it. The New Testament began with the apostles preaching Jesus using the Old Testament, and how the Gospels and epistles were later written to record that message. The lesson is meant to give a basic history of the Scriptures and emphasize the importance and authority of the Bible.
Transcribe →Where Their Worm Dieth Not
Mar 100:50:48Tap to summarizeEcclesiastes 1:18—"in much wisdom is much grief." People begin life in innocence and joy, like children who trust others and find wonder in simple things. But as people grow older and gain knowledge of the world's sin and hypocrisy, they become more and more cynical, critical, and unhappy, focusing only on what is wrong with others and with life. This kind of "wisdom" can fill the heart with pride, bitterness, and misery, especially in a world where knowledge and information constantly increase. Instead of letting evil and negativity consume the mind, believers must seek the wisdom that comes from God, which is pure, peaceable, gentle, and full of mercy. God intends for people to enjoy the simple blessings of life—family, work, fellowship, and daily provisions. True wisdom allows a person to recognize the evil in the world without becoming bitter, and to live with joy, gratitude, and trust in God.
Transcribe →The Eternal Word of God
Feb 2500:53:07Tap to summarizeA righteous and holy God would not leave mankind without a clear and preserved revelation of Himself. From creation to the present, God's Word has existed, and Scripture promises that His pure words would be preserved forever (Psalm 12; 1 Peter 1). Therefore, believers can be confident that the true Word of God still exists today. The King James Bible is that preserved Word for the English-speaking people—tried, proven, historically rooted, and used by God to shape nations and fuel revival. This multitude of modern versions creates confusion, undermines authority, and weakens certainty about salvation and truth. The real issue is authority: without a sure Word from God, faith has no firm foundation. Believers must study the history of the Bible for themselves, settle the matter in their hearts, and stand in awe of God's Word—believing it, defending it, and obeying it as the final authority for life and eternity.
Transcribe →Jesus Is Our Life
Feb 2200:59:24Tap to summarizeJesus is not just "the life" in doctrine—He must be our life personally (John 14:6). Just as God breathed physical life into Adam, spiritual life comes only when Christ gives life to the soul. Without Him, a person may be religious, moral, or successful, but is still spiritually dead. Church attendance, denominational loyalty, knowledge of Scripture, or good works cannot save. Only a real, personal relationship with Jesus—through surrender and faith—brings eternal life. When Jesus truly is our life, it shows: we begin to think like Him, love like Him, live with conviction, and seek to honor Him above all else. The message is simple and urgent: Don't settle for religion. Know Christ Himself, and let Him be your life.
Transcribe →The Mystery of Iniquity
Feb 1800:58:47Tap to summarize2 Thessalonians 2:7–12 warns that the "mystery of iniquity" is the growing power of deception in the world. When people reject the truth of God's Word, God allows them to believe lies, because man has a free will to chose good or evil. The real mystery is how intelligent people can call evil good and good evil—but it happens when they refuse to love the truth. Throughout history people have justified great evil while believing they were right. The root problem is abandoning God's authority and replacing it with human opinion. Without the Bible as the final authority, morality collapses and society drifts into confusion and delusion. The only safeguard is a personal return to God—loving His truth, living by His Word, and refusing to be shaped by the lies of the age.
Transcribe →Jesus Is the Life
Feb 1500:57:51Tap to summarizeMany people try to have religion - church attendance, moral living, or even biblical knowledge without truly knowing Christ. But without Him, it is all empty—like artificial flowers that look real but have no life. Dead religion, emotional religion, or intellectual religion cannot give life. Only Jesus can. The message stresses that we must seek Christ Himself first—not merely the way or the truth as ideas. When a person bows before Him in faith and surrender, the way becomes clear and the truth becomes understandable. Eternal life is found in knowing Him personally, through the Word of God. Anything short of giving Him the supreme place in our lives leaves us in confusion and spiritual death.
Transcribe →God Is Faithful
Feb 1100:44:23Tap to summarizeThat God is faithful is a common theme throughout the Bible There is a great contrast between God's perfect faithfulness and human inconsistency, showing that while people often fail—through weakness, forgetfulness, or lack of love—God never fails. He keeps His promises, gives counsel, forgives sin, shows mercy, protects His people, and never forsakes them. Faithfulness is more than occasional good deeds or keeping rules out of duty. True faithfulness flows from love. God is faithful because He is love, and if we truly love Him, we will respond with steady, wholehearted faithfulness in return. God has never failed us, so how can we ever justify being unfaithful to Him?
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