Bible Teacher Jared Darby takes us into 2 Corinthians 10:3–5, making the case that the enemy's greatest weapon isn't possession — it's formation. If he can shape what you believe, what you love, and what you dwell on, he doesn't need to possess you. Jared unpacks how the enemy builds "strongholds" in our minds — lies we've believed so long they start to sound like our own voice — and gives us three ways to fight back: destroy every stronghold by naming it, tear down the high places by exposing the lies underneath them, and anchor your thoughts in the truth of God's Word. Because we don't defeat the enemy's lies with willpower or self-hatred — we defeat them by declaring what our Father has already said.
Bible Teacher Gary Thomas teaches out of Colossians 1:25, reminding us that following Jesus means loving and serving His church. While churches are imperfect...
Steve reminded us that when we want to know what God is like, we should look to Jesus. As a church body, every thing...
Pastor Dan Slagle explores the vital role that evangelism plays in revival as we continue in our Awaken Houston series.