TODAY'S KINGDOM INSIGHTS:
SERMON TOPIC:
3 PLACES THE DEVIL ATTACKS MOST EASILY.
Main Text:
1 Peter 5:8–9
Supporting Scriptures: Genesis 3:1–6; Matthew 4:1–11; Proverbs 4:23; Ephesians 6:10–18; James 4:7
The devil does not attack randomly.
He studies weaknesses. He looks for openings. He watches for moments when our guard is down, and he tries to turn small weaknesses into major spiritual problems.
The Bible says:
> “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.” — 1 Peter 5:8
Notice the word “seeking.”
The devil is looking for an opportunity.
But here is the good news: you do not have to give him one!
The devil may attack, but he does not have the final authority over a child of God. Jesus Christ has already defeated Satan through His death and resurrection.
Today, we are going to examine three places where the enemy commonly finds an easy entry point—and how to close those doors.
1. THE MIND.
The first battlefield is your mind.
Before the devil controls someone's actions, he often tries to influence their thinking.
This is exactly what happened in the Garden of Eden.
Genesis 3:1–5
The serpent approached Eve and began a conversation.
He questioned God's Word:
“Hath God said...?”
The enemy introduced doubt before introducing disobedience.
That is his strategy.
He whispers:
“God doesn't really love you.”
“You will never succeed.”
“There is no hope for you.”
“Everybody is against you.”
“Just give up.”
“God will not forgive you.”
“You don't need God.”
“Everybody else is doing it, so it must be okay.”
If you entertain the wrong thought long enough, it can become a belief. And what you believe eventually influences how you live.
Romans 12:2
> “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.”
God wants to transform your life by transforming your thinking.
Biblical Example:
Jesus in the Wilderness
In Matthew 4, Satan attacked Jesus with temptation.
But Jesus did not argue with him emotionally.
He answered with the Word of God:
> “It is written...”
Thee times the enemy attacked, and three times Jesus responded with Scripture.
Spiritual Insight.
You cannot stop every thought from entering your mind, but you can decide which thoughts are allowed to stay.
Not every thought deserves your agreement.
Practical Action
When a negative thought comes:
STOP → TEST IT → REPLACE IT.
Ask:
> “Does this thought agree with God's Word?”
If it doesn't, reject it and replace it with Scripture.
2. YOUR EMOTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS.
The second place the enemy easily exploits is uncontrolled emotions and damaged relationships.
Ephesians 4:26–27
> “Be ye angry, and sin not... Neither give place to the devil.”
This is powerful.
Paul connects unresolved anger with giving the devil a place.
Notice that the Bible does not say you will never become angry.
The issue is what you do with the anger.
Anger that is not surrendered to God can become:
Bitterness
Hatred
Revenge
Unforgiveness
Suspicion
Division
Isolation
And once relationships begin to break down, the enemy can use the brokenness to create further damage.
Case Study: Cain and Abel
Genesis 4 tells us that Cain became angry and jealous of his brother Abel.
God warned Cain.
> “Sin lieth at the door.” — Genesis 4:7
Cain refused to deal with what was happening inside him.
Eventually, his anger produced murder.
The problem started in the heart before it appeared in his hands.
Think about this:
How many families have been damaged because somebody refused to forgive?
How many friendships have ended because of pride?
How many marriages have suffered because people allowed anger to become a lifestyle?
How many churches have experienced division because people refused to settle offenses biblically?
Spiritual Insight.
The enemy loves an offended heart because an offended heart can become a prison.
Forgiveness does not mean what happened was right.
Forgiveness means:
“I refuse to allow what happened to control my future.”
Practical Action
Deal with offenses quickly.
Pray for those who hurt you.
Apologize when you are wrong.
Don't allow pride to destroy relationships God gave you.
3. YOUR WEAKNESS AND UNGUARDED DESIRES.
The third place the enemy often attacks is our areas of weakness.
Everybody has vulnerable areas.
For one person, it may be sexual temptation.
For another, money.
For another, pride.
For another, anger.
For another, addiction.
For another, the desire for recognition.
The enemy studies those weaknesses.
James 1:14–15
James explains that a person can be drawn away by his own desires.
This teaches us something important:
Not every battle begins outside you. Some battles begin with an unguarded desire inside you.
David's Example
King David was a powerful man of God, but he was not immune to temptation.
In 2 Samuel 11, David saw Bathsheba.
He looked.
He desired.
He acted.
Then he tried to cover his sin.
One wrong decision opened the door to another.
Temptation rarely announces the destruction it is carrying.
It often looks attractive at first.
Spiritual Insight
The enemy does not always come looking like a demon.
Sometimes temptation comes looking like:
an opportunity, a relationship, money, pleasure, recognition, or an innocent decision.
That is why we need spiritual discernment.
1 Corinthians 10:12
> “Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall.”
Never become so spiritually confident that you stop being spiritually careful.
THREE DOORS TO GUARD.
Let's make this very simple:
1. GUARD YOUR MIND.
Don't believe every thought.
2. GUARD YOUR HEART
Don't allow anger, bitterness and unforgiveness to grow.
3. GUARD YOUR WEAK AREAS
Know your vulnerabilities and establish boundaries around them.
HOW DO WE RESIST THE DEVIL?
1. STAY IN THE WORD.
Jesus defeated temptation with:
> “It is written.”
A Bible that stays closed cannot strengthen a believer who is under attack.
2. MAINTAIN A STRONG PRAYER LIFE.
Prayer keeps your spiritual senses awake.
Jesus told His disciples:
> “Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation.” — Matthew 26:41
3. CLOSE EVERY OPEN DOOR.
Don't knowingly entertain what God has instructed you to reject.
Sometimes spiritual warfare is not about casting out something.
Sometimes it is about stopping something.
Stop the conversation.
Stop the relationship.
Stop visiting the place.
Stop watching the content.
Stop feeding the habit.
Stop entertaining the thought.
4. SUBMIT YOURSELF TO GOD.
James 4:7
> “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.”
Notice the order:
Submit → Resist → Victory.
You cannot successfully resist the devil while refusing to submit yourself to God.
QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION.
1. What kind of thoughts have been occupying my mind lately?
2. Is there any bitterness or unforgiveness in my heart?
3. What is my greatest spiritual vulnerability?
4. Am I giving the enemy an opportunity through any habit or relationship?
5. Am I spending more time listening to the world than listening to God's Word?
6. What door do I need to close today?
POWERFUL PRAYER POINTS.
1.
Father, cleanse my mind from every thought that is contrary to Your Word, in Jesus' name.
2.
Lord, remove every root of bitterness, anger and unforgiveness from my heart.
3.
Father, expose every weakness in my life that the enemy is trying to exploit.
4.
Every door I have opened to the enemy knowingly or unknowingly, Lord, give me grace to close it completely.
5.
I receive spiritual strength to resist every temptation that comes against my life.
6.
Every satanic strategy against my family, destiny and spiritual life, let it fail in the name of Jesus.
7.
Lord, make me spiritually alert, prayerful, discerning and grounded in Your Word.
8.
I declare that Satan will not have dominion over my mind, my heart, my desires or my destiny, in Jesus' name. Amen!
STRONG CLOSING CALL TO ACTION.
Child of God, don't spend your whole life fighting battles that you could have prevented by closing the door.
Guard your mind.
Guard your heart
Guard your desires.
Watch what you listen to.
Watch what you watch.
Watch who influences you.
Watch what you entertain.
And above everything else, stay close to Jesus.
The devil is real, but Jesus is greater.
The enemy attacks, but Christ has already won the victory.
You don't have to live in fear.
You must live in watchfulness, prayer, obedience and faith.
Today, close the door.
Close the door to bitterness.
Close the door to compromise.
Close the door to ungodly influences.
Close the door to destructive thoughts.
Close the door to secret sin.
And open your heart completely to Jesus.
> “Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” — James 4:7
The enemy may knock, but you don't have to open the door.
STAND FIRM. STAY WATCHFUL. STAY IN THE WORD. STAY WITH JESUS.
Give your life to Jesus by joining a Bible believing Church near you.
You can get inspirational ebooks from my selar/Amazon shops below
https://selar.com/m/umoh-edem1
https://selar.com/m/umoedem
https://www.amazon.com/author/umohedembooks
https://afrikdp.com/author/9128a016-dd79-4f17-9e60-bf11f65f1a34
Email pastor.umoedem@gmail.com
SERMON TOPIC:
3 PLACES THE DEVIL ATTACKS MOST EASILY.
Main Text:
1 Peter 5:8–9
Supporting Scriptures: Genesis 3:1–6; Matthew 4:1–11; Proverbs 4:23; Ephesians 6:10–18; James 4:7
The devil does not attack randomly.
He studies weaknesses. He looks for openings. He watches for moments when our guard is down, and he tries to turn small weaknesses into major spiritual problems.
The Bible says:
> “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.” — 1 Peter 5:8
Notice the word “seeking.”
The devil is looking for an opportunity.
But here is the good news: you do not have to give him one!
The devil may attack, but he does not have the final authority over a child of God. Jesus Christ has already defeated Satan through His death and resurrection.
Today, we are going to examine three places where the enemy commonly finds an easy entry point—and how to close those doors.
1. THE MIND.
The first battlefield is your mind.
Before the devil controls someone's actions, he often tries to influence their thinking.
This is exactly what happened in the Garden of Eden.
Genesis 3:1–5
The serpent approached Eve and began a conversation.
He questioned God's Word:
“Hath God said...?”
The enemy introduced doubt before introducing disobedience.
That is his strategy.
He whispers:
“God doesn't really love you.”
“You will never succeed.”
“There is no hope for you.”
“Everybody is against you.”
“Just give up.”
“God will not forgive you.”
“You don't need God.”
“Everybody else is doing it, so it must be okay.”
If you entertain the wrong thought long enough, it can become a belief. And what you believe eventually influences how you live.
Romans 12:2
> “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.”
God wants to transform your life by transforming your thinking.
Biblical Example:
Jesus in the Wilderness
In Matthew 4, Satan attacked Jesus with temptation.
But Jesus did not argue with him emotionally.
He answered with the Word of God:
> “It is written...”
Thee times the enemy attacked, and three times Jesus responded with Scripture.
Spiritual Insight.
You cannot stop every thought from entering your mind, but you can decide which thoughts are allowed to stay.
Not every thought deserves your agreement.
Practical Action
When a negative thought comes:
STOP → TEST IT → REPLACE IT.
Ask:
> “Does this thought agree with God's Word?”
If it doesn't, reject it and replace it with Scripture.
2. YOUR EMOTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS.
The second place the enemy easily exploits is uncontrolled emotions and damaged relationships.
Ephesians 4:26–27
> “Be ye angry, and sin not... Neither give place to the devil.”
This is powerful.
Paul connects unresolved anger with giving the devil a place.
Notice that the Bible does not say you will never become angry.
The issue is what you do with the anger.
Anger that is not surrendered to God can become:
Bitterness
Hatred
Revenge
Unforgiveness
Suspicion
Division
Isolation
And once relationships begin to break down, the enemy can use the brokenness to create further damage.
Case Study: Cain and Abel
Genesis 4 tells us that Cain became angry and jealous of his brother Abel.
God warned Cain.
> “Sin lieth at the door.” — Genesis 4:7
Cain refused to deal with what was happening inside him.
Eventually, his anger produced murder.
The problem started in the heart before it appeared in his hands.
Think about this:
How many families have been damaged because somebody refused to forgive?
How many friendships have ended because of pride?
How many marriages have suffered because people allowed anger to become a lifestyle?
How many churches have experienced division because people refused to settle offenses biblically?
Spiritual Insight.
The enemy loves an offended heart because an offended heart can become a prison.
Forgiveness does not mean what happened was right.
Forgiveness means:
“I refuse to allow what happened to control my future.”
Practical Action
Deal with offenses quickly.
Pray for those who hurt you.
Apologize when you are wrong.
Don't allow pride to destroy relationships God gave you.
3. YOUR WEAKNESS AND UNGUARDED DESIRES.
The third place the enemy often attacks is our areas of weakness.
Everybody has vulnerable areas.
For one person, it may be sexual temptation.
For another, money.
For another, pride.
For another, anger.
For another, addiction.
For another, the desire for recognition.
The enemy studies those weaknesses.
James 1:14–15
James explains that a person can be drawn away by his own desires.
This teaches us something important:
Not every battle begins outside you. Some battles begin with an unguarded desire inside you.
David's Example
King David was a powerful man of God, but he was not immune to temptation.
In 2 Samuel 11, David saw Bathsheba.
He looked.
He desired.
He acted.
Then he tried to cover his sin.
One wrong decision opened the door to another.
Temptation rarely announces the destruction it is carrying.
It often looks attractive at first.
Spiritual Insight
The enemy does not always come looking like a demon.
Sometimes temptation comes looking like:
an opportunity, a relationship, money, pleasure, recognition, or an innocent decision.
That is why we need spiritual discernment.
1 Corinthians 10:12
> “Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall.”
Never become so spiritually confident that you stop being spiritually careful.
THREE DOORS TO GUARD.
Let's make this very simple:
1. GUARD YOUR MIND.
Don't believe every thought.
2. GUARD YOUR HEART
Don't allow anger, bitterness and unforgiveness to grow.
3. GUARD YOUR WEAK AREAS
Know your vulnerabilities and establish boundaries around them.
HOW DO WE RESIST THE DEVIL?
1. STAY IN THE WORD.
Jesus defeated temptation with:
> “It is written.”
A Bible that stays closed cannot strengthen a believer who is under attack.
2. MAINTAIN A STRONG PRAYER LIFE.
Prayer keeps your spiritual senses awake.
Jesus told His disciples:
> “Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation.” — Matthew 26:41
3. CLOSE EVERY OPEN DOOR.
Don't knowingly entertain what God has instructed you to reject.
Sometimes spiritual warfare is not about casting out something.
Sometimes it is about stopping something.
Stop the conversation.
Stop the relationship.
Stop visiting the place.
Stop watching the content.
Stop feeding the habit.
Stop entertaining the thought.
4. SUBMIT YOURSELF TO GOD.
James 4:7
> “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.”
Notice the order:
Submit → Resist → Victory.
You cannot successfully resist the devil while refusing to submit yourself to God.
QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION.
1. What kind of thoughts have been occupying my mind lately?
2. Is there any bitterness or unforgiveness in my heart?
3. What is my greatest spiritual vulnerability?
4. Am I giving the enemy an opportunity through any habit or relationship?
5. Am I spending more time listening to the world than listening to God's Word?
6. What door do I need to close today?
POWERFUL PRAYER POINTS.
1.
Father, cleanse my mind from every thought that is contrary to Your Word, in Jesus' name.
2.
Lord, remove every root of bitterness, anger and unforgiveness from my heart.
3.
Father, expose every weakness in my life that the enemy is trying to exploit.
4.
Every door I have opened to the enemy knowingly or unknowingly, Lord, give me grace to close it completely.
5.
I receive spiritual strength to resist every temptation that comes against my life.
6.
Every satanic strategy against my family, destiny and spiritual life, let it fail in the name of Jesus.
7.
Lord, make me spiritually alert, prayerful, discerning and grounded in Your Word.
8.
I declare that Satan will not have dominion over my mind, my heart, my desires or my destiny, in Jesus' name. Amen!
STRONG CLOSING CALL TO ACTION.
Child of God, don't spend your whole life fighting battles that you could have prevented by closing the door.
Guard your mind.
Guard your heart
Guard your desires.
Watch what you listen to.
Watch what you watch.
Watch who influences you.
Watch what you entertain.
And above everything else, stay close to Jesus.
The devil is real, but Jesus is greater.
The enemy attacks, but Christ has already won the victory.
You don't have to live in fear.
You must live in watchfulness, prayer, obedience and faith.
Today, close the door.
Close the door to bitterness.
Close the door to compromise.
Close the door to ungodly influences.
Close the door to destructive thoughts.
Close the door to secret sin.
And open your heart completely to Jesus.
> “Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” — James 4:7
The enemy may knock, but you don't have to open the door.
STAND FIRM. STAY WATCHFUL. STAY IN THE WORD. STAY WITH JESUS.
Give your life to Jesus by joining a Bible believing Church near you.
You can get inspirational ebooks from my selar/Amazon shops below
https://selar.com/m/umoh-edem1
https://selar.com/m/umoedem
https://www.amazon.com/author/umohedembooks
https://afrikdp.com/author/9128a016-dd79-4f17-9e60-bf11f65f1a34
Email pastor.umoedem@gmail.com
TODAY'S KINGDOM INSIGHTS:
SERMON TOPIC:
3 PLACES THE DEVIL ATTACKS MOST EASILY.
Main Text:
1 Peter 5:8–9
Supporting Scriptures: Genesis 3:1–6; Matthew 4:1–11; Proverbs 4:23; Ephesians 6:10–18; James 4:7
The devil does not attack randomly.
He studies weaknesses. He looks for openings. He watches for moments when our guard is down, and he tries to turn small weaknesses into major spiritual problems.
The Bible says:
> “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour.” — 1 Peter 5:8
Notice the word “seeking.”
The devil is looking for an opportunity.
But here is the good news: you do not have to give him one!
The devil may attack, but he does not have the final authority over a child of God. Jesus Christ has already defeated Satan through His death and resurrection.
Today, we are going to examine three places where the enemy commonly finds an easy entry point—and how to close those doors.
1. THE MIND.
The first battlefield is your mind.
Before the devil controls someone's actions, he often tries to influence their thinking.
This is exactly what happened in the Garden of Eden.
Genesis 3:1–5
The serpent approached Eve and began a conversation.
He questioned God's Word:
“Hath God said...?”
The enemy introduced doubt before introducing disobedience.
That is his strategy.
He whispers:
“God doesn't really love you.”
“You will never succeed.”
“There is no hope for you.”
“Everybody is against you.”
“Just give up.”
“God will not forgive you.”
“You don't need God.”
“Everybody else is doing it, so it must be okay.”
If you entertain the wrong thought long enough, it can become a belief. And what you believe eventually influences how you live.
Romans 12:2
> “Be transformed by the renewing of your mind.”
God wants to transform your life by transforming your thinking.
Biblical Example:
Jesus in the Wilderness
In Matthew 4, Satan attacked Jesus with temptation.
But Jesus did not argue with him emotionally.
He answered with the Word of God:
> “It is written...”
Thee times the enemy attacked, and three times Jesus responded with Scripture.
Spiritual Insight.
You cannot stop every thought from entering your mind, but you can decide which thoughts are allowed to stay.
Not every thought deserves your agreement.
Practical Action
When a negative thought comes:
STOP → TEST IT → REPLACE IT.
Ask:
> “Does this thought agree with God's Word?”
If it doesn't, reject it and replace it with Scripture.
2. YOUR EMOTIONS AND RELATIONSHIPS.
The second place the enemy easily exploits is uncontrolled emotions and damaged relationships.
Ephesians 4:26–27
> “Be ye angry, and sin not... Neither give place to the devil.”
This is powerful.
Paul connects unresolved anger with giving the devil a place.
Notice that the Bible does not say you will never become angry.
The issue is what you do with the anger.
Anger that is not surrendered to God can become:
Bitterness
Hatred
Revenge
Unforgiveness
Suspicion
Division
Isolation
And once relationships begin to break down, the enemy can use the brokenness to create further damage.
Case Study: Cain and Abel
Genesis 4 tells us that Cain became angry and jealous of his brother Abel.
God warned Cain.
> “Sin lieth at the door.” — Genesis 4:7
Cain refused to deal with what was happening inside him.
Eventually, his anger produced murder.
The problem started in the heart before it appeared in his hands.
Think about this:
How many families have been damaged because somebody refused to forgive?
How many friendships have ended because of pride?
How many marriages have suffered because people allowed anger to become a lifestyle?
How many churches have experienced division because people refused to settle offenses biblically?
Spiritual Insight.
The enemy loves an offended heart because an offended heart can become a prison.
Forgiveness does not mean what happened was right.
Forgiveness means:
“I refuse to allow what happened to control my future.”
Practical Action
Deal with offenses quickly.
Pray for those who hurt you.
Apologize when you are wrong.
Don't allow pride to destroy relationships God gave you.
3. YOUR WEAKNESS AND UNGUARDED DESIRES.
The third place the enemy often attacks is our areas of weakness.
Everybody has vulnerable areas.
For one person, it may be sexual temptation.
For another, money.
For another, pride.
For another, anger.
For another, addiction.
For another, the desire for recognition.
The enemy studies those weaknesses.
James 1:14–15
James explains that a person can be drawn away by his own desires.
This teaches us something important:
Not every battle begins outside you. Some battles begin with an unguarded desire inside you.
David's Example
King David was a powerful man of God, but he was not immune to temptation.
In 2 Samuel 11, David saw Bathsheba.
He looked.
He desired.
He acted.
Then he tried to cover his sin.
One wrong decision opened the door to another.
Temptation rarely announces the destruction it is carrying.
It often looks attractive at first.
Spiritual Insight
The enemy does not always come looking like a demon.
Sometimes temptation comes looking like:
an opportunity, a relationship, money, pleasure, recognition, or an innocent decision.
That is why we need spiritual discernment.
1 Corinthians 10:12
> “Let him that thinketh he standeth take heed lest he fall.”
Never become so spiritually confident that you stop being spiritually careful.
THREE DOORS TO GUARD.
Let's make this very simple:
1. GUARD YOUR MIND.
Don't believe every thought.
2. GUARD YOUR HEART
Don't allow anger, bitterness and unforgiveness to grow.
3. GUARD YOUR WEAK AREAS
Know your vulnerabilities and establish boundaries around them.
HOW DO WE RESIST THE DEVIL?
1. STAY IN THE WORD.
Jesus defeated temptation with:
> “It is written.”
A Bible that stays closed cannot strengthen a believer who is under attack.
2. MAINTAIN A STRONG PRAYER LIFE.
Prayer keeps your spiritual senses awake.
Jesus told His disciples:
> “Watch and pray, that ye enter not into temptation.” — Matthew 26:41
3. CLOSE EVERY OPEN DOOR.
Don't knowingly entertain what God has instructed you to reject.
Sometimes spiritual warfare is not about casting out something.
Sometimes it is about stopping something.
Stop the conversation.
Stop the relationship.
Stop visiting the place.
Stop watching the content.
Stop feeding the habit.
Stop entertaining the thought.
4. SUBMIT YOURSELF TO GOD.
James 4:7
> “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.”
Notice the order:
Submit → Resist → Victory.
You cannot successfully resist the devil while refusing to submit yourself to God.
QUESTIONS FOR REFLECTION.
1. What kind of thoughts have been occupying my mind lately?
2. Is there any bitterness or unforgiveness in my heart?
3. What is my greatest spiritual vulnerability?
4. Am I giving the enemy an opportunity through any habit or relationship?
5. Am I spending more time listening to the world than listening to God's Word?
6. What door do I need to close today?
POWERFUL PRAYER POINTS.
1.
Father, cleanse my mind from every thought that is contrary to Your Word, in Jesus' name.
2.
Lord, remove every root of bitterness, anger and unforgiveness from my heart.
3.
Father, expose every weakness in my life that the enemy is trying to exploit.
4.
Every door I have opened to the enemy knowingly or unknowingly, Lord, give me grace to close it completely.
5.
I receive spiritual strength to resist every temptation that comes against my life.
6.
Every satanic strategy against my family, destiny and spiritual life, let it fail in the name of Jesus.
7.
Lord, make me spiritually alert, prayerful, discerning and grounded in Your Word.
8.
I declare that Satan will not have dominion over my mind, my heart, my desires or my destiny, in Jesus' name. Amen!
STRONG CLOSING CALL TO ACTION.
Child of God, don't spend your whole life fighting battles that you could have prevented by closing the door.
Guard your mind.
Guard your heart
Guard your desires.
Watch what you listen to.
Watch what you watch.
Watch who influences you.
Watch what you entertain.
And above everything else, stay close to Jesus.
The devil is real, but Jesus is greater.
The enemy attacks, but Christ has already won the victory.
You don't have to live in fear.
You must live in watchfulness, prayer, obedience and faith.
Today, close the door.
Close the door to bitterness.
Close the door to compromise.
Close the door to ungodly influences.
Close the door to destructive thoughts.
Close the door to secret sin.
And open your heart completely to Jesus.
> “Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” — James 4:7
The enemy may knock, but you don't have to open the door.
STAND FIRM. STAY WATCHFUL. STAY IN THE WORD. STAY WITH JESUS.
Give your life to Jesus by joining a Bible believing Church near you.
You can get inspirational ebooks from my selar/Amazon shops below
https://selar.com/m/umoh-edem1
https://selar.com/m/umoedem
https://www.amazon.com/author/umohedembooks
https://afrikdp.com/author/9128a016-dd79-4f17-9e60-bf11f65f1a34
Email pastor.umoedem@gmail.com
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