Theme: Lessons in Spiritual Warfare – Spiritual warfare describes the ongoing battles Christians face against invisible forces. These battles impact our daily lives. Many believers either over‑emphasise or under‑emphasise this reality. Both extremes create danger. Therefore, we pursue a balanced and biblical view.
The first message in this series urged us to stay alert and recognise the devices the enemy uses to steal, kill, or destroy. One of the most effective devices is false teaching. False doctrine pulls you away from God’s truth and pushes you towards ideas that contradict Scripture. Because of this, we must guard our hearts and minds with intention.
This week, Pastor Edwin Bajomo builds on that foundation. He explains the strategy and tactics the enemy uses to push believers off God’s path. He also gives us practical Christian tactics that strengthen our ability to resist. Moreover, he offers a simple litmus test that helps us identify truth from error quickly and confidently.
Sound doctrine matters because it shapes our spiritual resilience. When we understand God’s word, we stand firm. When we recognise deception, we shut the enemy down. As we continue this series, we grow in discernment, courage, and clarity. Most importantly, we learn how to fight spiritual battles with wisdom, authority, and victory.
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Sermon Notes
Doctrine Matters
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