Spiritual Warfare (Part 1 of 2) — 06/16/2021

In military battles, it’s important to gather intelligence about the opposition. Shouldn’t we do the same in spiritual warfare? Listen to Truth For Life as Alistair Begg answers this question and more as we begin a new study in Ephesians 6.

[weaponrecords]

I listen to these teachings first thing in the morning before and on the way to work. Your messages are a true blessing to me, and it helps keep me honest. Bless you sir for speaking the hard truths, instead of the easy ear ticking lies of the enemy.

[ljones]

Thank you Pastor Begg for the undiluted truth. The battle is so intense we feel it raging around us. Your encouragement and instruction to stay alert and cling to Christ is much appreciated. God bless you.

[NipkowDisk]

Warning us about the reality and intensity of spiritual warfare is always timely. Thank you, Pastor Alistair.

[marianita]

So worth getting up at 4am to listen before my day begins . I needed this.

[margcarter]

Beloved, the battle is raging against Christ’s Church!

[loveofreedom]

warfare is waging within churches in ways i have never experienced-- Thanks be to God His word has taught me how to be protected beginning with His "Armor" and to stand firm! Ephesians 6:13 -18

[stevemcintosh]

I've missed quite a few of your sermons of late due to illness. Nearly a dozen heart attacks that lead to open heart surgery(triple bypass) I believe it's by the grace of God that I survived. Remember me in your prayers please.

[agnestaylor]

Thank you for another challenging message.

[jonnyboat]

It’s always good to hear a message on spiritual warfare. Isn’t it always a spiritual muscle workout 🏋️‍♀️ when undergoing a satanic spiritual attack. It’s like a wisp of smoke building a torturous prison around us made of cards. It looks intimidating and moves us with a fearful threat. The walls build like a pit and the one that knows he can’t return to heaven shouts at us with threats of what we fear. It feels and sounds real and it can control our emotions, but then the wisp of smoke and his words that instill fear blow away and the prison of cards falls away to nothing when we regroup, assemble our senses, speak the name of Jesus in praise and remember and know that our strength and protection and refuge is Jesus, God our father, and creator of all things that makes anything we need and hope for possible and reality. We don’t live in that prison. They do. Not us. We walk away from it in strength, boldly, Victorious with Jesus.