SPIRITUAL WARFARE AND THE BATTLE FOR ETERNITY (6 OF 8)
by Jim Perdue
Scripture: Ephesians 6:10-17
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Spiritual Warfare and the Battle for Eternity (6 of 8)
Series: Supernatural: Spiritual Warfare and the Battle for Eternity
Jim Perdue
Ephesians 6:10-17
Intro/Attention
Find your copy of God’s Word and open to Ephesians 6. We’ve been talking about the spiritual battles we face on a daily basis and the invisible that’s happening all around us. I’m preaching a series entitled Supernatural: spiritual warfare and the battle for eternity. Today, we’re going to talk about how important it is that you show up to the battle with the right equipment. The Bible tells us the armor that you need to be ready for battle. This morning, from Ephesians 6:10-17 I’m preaching on this topic, Ready To Rumble.
Sooner or later every believer discovers that the Christian life is a battleground, not a playground. We face an enemy who seeks to “steal, kill, and destroy.” And here in Ephesians 6, Paul uses a military illustration to make his point. We are in a struggle against the world, the flesh, and the devil. And we need to be ready to fight. READ TEXT
*The big animals in the forest wanted to have a football game with the little animals and the insects. It was big versus little. In the first half, the big animals just ran all over the little animals and the insects. I mean, they couldn't do anything to stop them. The elephant just had tons of yards. The rhinoceros was scoring at will. The gorilla was doing great. The second half started and the big animals got the ball. They run the elephant right up the middle - BAM - tackle, five-yard loss. They go back into the huddle. And the ant is in the little critters’ huddle and he says, “Who made that tackle?” The centipede said, “I did!” He said, “Man, good hit.” Second play. They run the rhinoceros off tackle - BAM - get sacked - five-yard loss. Go back to the huddle. The gnat says, “Hey, who made that stick?” The centipede said, “I did!” “Wow, good, good tackle.” Third play. They run the gorilla on a sweep. The hippo is lea ...
Series: Supernatural: Spiritual Warfare and the Battle for Eternity
Jim Perdue
Ephesians 6:10-17
Intro/Attention
Find your copy of God’s Word and open to Ephesians 6. We’ve been talking about the spiritual battles we face on a daily basis and the invisible that’s happening all around us. I’m preaching a series entitled Supernatural: spiritual warfare and the battle for eternity. Today, we’re going to talk about how important it is that you show up to the battle with the right equipment. The Bible tells us the armor that you need to be ready for battle. This morning, from Ephesians 6:10-17 I’m preaching on this topic, Ready To Rumble.
Sooner or later every believer discovers that the Christian life is a battleground, not a playground. We face an enemy who seeks to “steal, kill, and destroy.” And here in Ephesians 6, Paul uses a military illustration to make his point. We are in a struggle against the world, the flesh, and the devil. And we need to be ready to fight. READ TEXT
*The big animals in the forest wanted to have a football game with the little animals and the insects. It was big versus little. In the first half, the big animals just ran all over the little animals and the insects. I mean, they couldn't do anything to stop them. The elephant just had tons of yards. The rhinoceros was scoring at will. The gorilla was doing great. The second half started and the big animals got the ball. They run the elephant right up the middle - BAM - tackle, five-yard loss. They go back into the huddle. And the ant is in the little critters’ huddle and he says, “Who made that tackle?” The centipede said, “I did!” He said, “Man, good hit.” Second play. They run the rhinoceros off tackle - BAM - get sacked - five-yard loss. Go back to the huddle. The gnat says, “Hey, who made that stick?” The centipede said, “I did!” “Wow, good, good tackle.” Third play. They run the gorilla on a sweep. The hippo is lea ...
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