EPISODE · Aug 8, 2026 · 39 MIN
The Antidote to the Enemy’s Lies
from Terradez Ministries Event Teachings
The enemy wants you to trade your future for your past, your freedom for condemnation, and your healing for sickness—but you do not have to accept his offer.In this episode of the Terradez Events Podcast, Carlie Terradez reveals how the enemy uses fear, symptoms, shame, and past experiences to poison our expectations. But just as antivenom neutralizes the effects of a snakebite, believers already have a powerful antidote: the blood of Jesus, the Word of God, and the resurrection power of Christ living within them.Through the story of Paul shaking off the viper in Acts 28 and the miraculous healing testimony of her daughter Hannah, Carlie encourages you to stop allowing symptoms and circumstances to dictate what you believe. You can stir up your faith, stand firmly on God’s promises, and refuse to give the enemy your agreement.In this episode, you’ll discover:How the enemy uses your past to attack your futureWhy symptoms do not have the final wordThe healing power already living inside every believerHow to stop agreeing with fear, sickness, and condemnationWhy praise and speaking God’s Word strengthen your faithHow to stir up the gifts and power of God within youWhat it means to fight the good fight of faithHow to maximize the answer and minimize the problemYou may be familiar with the poison, but you also carry the antidote. Jesus has already defeated the enemy, and His life, healing, freedom, and power are available to you today.Helpful Resources:Visit Terradez Ministries:https://terradez.com Find our upcoming ministry events:https://terradez.com/events Power Academy (Free Online Bible School): https://learn.terradez.comIf this episode encouraged you, subscribe to the podcast, leave a review, and share it with someone who needs to know that the enemy’s lies are not more powerful than the truth of God’s Word.
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