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          In a world that constantly tells us to feel good about ourselves, it's crucial to remember that our righteousness, in comparison to God's holiness, is like filthy rags. This humbling truth sets the stage for understanding the gravity of spiritual warfare. We must start from a place of recognizing our need for Jesus, who died for us despite our unrighteousness.      Spiritual warfare is not a metaphor; it's a real battle that takes place in the unseen realm. Ephesians 6:10-20 serves as the foundation for this understanding. Paul reminds us that our struggle is not against flesh and blood but against spiritual forces of evil. Ignoring this reality leaves us vulnerable to the enemy's schemes.      The devil is not a passive adversary. He actively schemes against us, studying our weaknesses and planning his attacks. These schemes are tailor-made to exploit our vulnerabilities. Whether it's through temptation, deception, or direct attacks, the devil's goal

     Spiritual warfare is a real and ongoing battle between the forces of God and the forces of Satan. This conflict is not visible to the naked eye but is as real as any physical war. Ephesians 6:12 states, "For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms."      Many people fall into one of two extremes regarding spiritual warfare. Some are obsessed with it, seeing a demon behind every inconvenience, while others ignore it entirely. Both extremes are dangerous. The truth lies in understanding that while not every problem is a spiritual attack, spiritual warfare is a significant aspect of our Christian walk.      The enemy in this spiritual battle is Satan and his legions of demons. These demons were once angels who were cast out of heaven along with Satan. They now work to oppose God's plans and attack His people.      Jo

     God's plan for us is not merely to survive but to thrive and live an abundant life. This message explores how we can live victoriously, even through life's wildernesses and pains, by trusting in God's promises and following His ways.      Many Christians believe that life is about enduring until we reach heaven. However, God's word teaches us to live in victory, not just to survive. Jesus introduced an upside-down kingdom where greatness comes through serving, and the last shall be first. We are called to live differently from the world, following a transformed mindset as described in Romans 12.      Everyone goes through wilderness experiences, both before and after becoming a Christian. These trials are not a punishment but a part of life. The difference for believers is that we do not go through them alone. God is with us, guiding and teaching us through these times. Joseph : His obedience and willingness to follow God led to the salvation of a nation during a f

     Moses was born during a time when the Israelites were enslaved in Egypt. Despite the harsh conditions, Moses was described as a beautiful child who pleased God. His early life took a dramatic turn when Pharaoh's daughter found him in a basket floating on the Nile and decided to raise him as her own son.      Growing up in Pharaoh's palace, Moses was educated in all the wisdom of the Egyptians and became mighty in words and deeds. He lived an opulent lifestyle, enjoying all the privileges of being part of the royal family. However, despite his high status, Moses never forgot his Hebrew roots.      At the age of 40, Moses experienced a significant change of heart. He decided to visit his brethren, the Israelites, and identified himself with their suffering. This decision marked the beginning of his journey towards becoming the deliverer of his people.      After killing an Egyptian who was mistreating an Israelite, Moses fled to Midian to escape Pharaoh's wrath. In Midia