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EPISODE · Mar 2, 2015 · 55 MIN

Discouragement, Distraction and Division - Paul M. Williams

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1 Peter 1:13 The great commentator Albert Barnes in commenting upon the Christian's war against the prince of this world, wrote: "Satan does not carry on an open warfare. He does not meet the Christian soldier face to face. He advances covertly; makes his approaches in darkness; employs cunning rather than power, and seeks rather to delude and betray than to vanquish by mere force. Hence, the necessity of being constantly armed to meet him whenever the attack is made. A man who has to contend with a visible enemy, may feel safe if he only prepares to meet him in the open field. But far different is the case if the enemy is invisible; if he steals upon us slyly and stealthily; if he practices war only by ambushes and by surprises. Such is the foe that we have to contend with - and almost all the Christian struggle is a warfare against stratagems and wiles."   On of Satan's master stratagems as a deceiver and a lier, is to trick us into thinking that the thoughts he plants into our minds are really our own thoughts so that the lie becomes the truth!!  If ever there was a need to gird up the loins of our minds and to be sober in our thinking so as to discern the thoughts of the wicked one it is now!!  This sermon brings out three chief areas where this great battle for the mind is fought; in discouragement; by distraction and by division!!  May God give us the grace to war so as to win, through the strength and grace of Jesus Christ!

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