Evangelism • Leadership • Missiology • Church Health
Today, I want to focus on a similar issue: primary ways I see the enemy attacking teenagers and young adults. I’m cautious in making these points, as I don’t want to suggest that the devil is behind every rock—but nor do I want to deny the reality of an enemy who seeks to devour us (1 Pet. 5:8).
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I grieve when ministers of the gospel fall . . . and I recognize that all of us are susceptible to that possibility. I think, though, that it might be even easier to fall today because of the internet. The internet provides incredible opportunities for ministry, but it’s also risky territory.
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I’m just thinking aloud here today as I wonder if many churches in North America ever ask these questions:
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Finishing the list started yesterday, here’s the top five reads from this site in 2017.
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Thank you to my readers for faithfully coming to this site this past year. For the next two days, I’ll take you back to the top 10 reads for this year. Here’s #’s 6-10.
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In case you missed any of this past week’s posts, here’s the week in review:
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Jesus warned us in one of His parables that Satan seeks to snatch the Word away when it’s sown (Mark 4:1-20). He swoops in like a bird, grabbing the Word before it ever takes root in the lives of hearers.
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In case you missed any of this past week’s posts, here’s the week in review.
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Yesterday, I posted about why we face spiritual warfare. This battle is real for God’s people as we face principalities and powers (Eph. 6:12). It’s possible, though, that you may not be facing spiritual attack today.
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Genesis 3:15 tells us that, as one component of His judgment on the serpent in the Garden of Eden, God put enmity between the seed of the serpent and the seed of the woman. That is to say, we have spiritual conflict in our lives because God put it into the story.
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