How We Allow Satan to Steak, Kill and Destroy

from COPI Church Hosted by Pastor David Shipman

Church Service: 9/27/26 In this powerful Christian sermon, Pastor David Shipman explains how our daily choices shape our spiritual lives—and how we can keep our focus on God instead of allowing the enemy to steal, kill, and destroy. Jesus said, “I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full” (John 10:10). This message explores the two paths before us: following Jesus into abundant life or letting worldly priorities pull us away from God. Through the parable of the great banquet in Luke 14:15–24, Pastor Shipman challenges us to consider the excuses that can keep us from responding to God’s call. He also shares the meaning of the “single eye” in Matthew 6:22 and why keeping our eyes fixed on God brings light and direction to our lives. As we live in the last days, this sermon is a reminder to choose God wholeheartedly and make eternity our priority.

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