I think this is the most dangerous lie of the devil.
The third and final line that Dave VanVickle will be examining today, is that spiritual warfare is simply an analogy. Perhaps, at first glance that doesn’t seem dangerous, but it’s important we understand why it is.
As a parent, I’ll never forget when my son struck out in baseball for the first time. Up to that point, baseball is kind of pretend. The coach pitches until you hit the ball, or they put up the tee for you to hit off. When you strike out, the game becomes real.
Obviously spiritual warfare is much more serious than little league baseball.
In this video, Dave explains the danger of believing that spiritual warfare is only an analogy. It’s a wake-up call to remember the battle is real. How do you truly prepare and what are your tools for fighting?
This is the last of this little mini-series and tomorrow is the big launch day of Dave’s Spiritual Warfare 101 series. (Be on the lookout for a special one day discount sure the Redeemed Online subscribers.)
Here’s today’s video:
As we launch this series, your prayers are appreciated and I would love to pray for you. What can I be praying for you for today? Shoot me an email, or comment below and let me know.
God bless,
Andy
Wow! I have loved hearing your feedback and questions so far on our mini-series on Spiritual Warfare. Here’s a sample of my favorite comments ☺:
Hi,
I used to think that the Apostles who walked with Jesus where some of the most blessed people to ever walk the earth. Jesus was right in front of them, but they still managed to miss him in many ways.
I want to invite you to continue to journey deeper into prayer this Easter season. This week I want to turn our attention to the rosary.