Spirits In The Word Today An African & An American hosted by Theo Makombe and Dennis Eversen.

Core Topics & Key Discussion PointsSpiritual Warfare vs. Physical ConflictsTheo shares his perspective growing up around witch doctors in Africa and emphasizes that true spiritual warfare takes place in the mind and the spirit realm [09:51 Opens in a new window ].Physical arguments, political fights, or violence are framed as physical manifestations of failing spiritually [32:20 Opens in a new window ]. Spiritual battles are won through silent prayer, discernment, and surrendering to God rather than loud debate or force [24:48 Opens in a new window ].Faith, Politics, and Public FiguresThe hosts reflect on public figures and recent events, asserting that standing up for public truths draws spiritual opposition [15:24 Opens in a new window ].They warn against placing complete trust in political parties or human systems, emphasizing that a believer’s foundation must solely be Jesus Christ rather than Republican or Democratic platforms [37:48 Opens in a new window ].Denominational Division vs. Christian UnityBoth speakers critique institutionalized church norms, strict doctrinal arguments (such as theological debates on Calvinism or "once saved, always saved"), and external appearances [01:04:58 Opens in a new window ], [01:10:39 Opens in a new window ].They advocate for unity across denominations (Catholic, Protestant, Baptist, Pentecostal) for anyone who is spirit-filled and sincere in their faith [01:06:27 Opens in a new window ].Materialism and True WealthTheo shares personal experiences of financial struggle, defining true wealth as contentment in God, peace, and the ability to pour hope into others rather than accumulating money or status [55:56 Opens in a new window ].Prayer and Demolishing StrongholdsCiting 2 Corinthians 10:3–4, they conclude that prayer is the primary work of a believer to tear down spiritual strongholds and line one's thoughts up with God's truth [01:26:48 Opens in a new window ].