Spiritual Victory Series: Resist the Devil

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Spiritual Victory Series: Resist the Devil

December 10, 2024

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Transcript: Is your spiritual life marked more by victory or defeat? If we are more than conquerors through Jesus, as Romans 8:28 declares, then victory’s a choice. So, what’s your winning strategy? Hello, I’m Sam Rohrer Pres. of the American Pastors Network with another Stand in the Gap Minute. Victory over the devil’s possible. James 4:7 says, Submit yourselves to God – resist the devil and he’ll flee from you. The order’s important. Submit to God first. Then resist the Devil. Submit means yielding your will and desires to God in obedience permitting the power of God through the Holy Spirit to flow through you. Then James says –resist the devil and He’ll run from you - not because of you, but because of God’s power working through you! Will you join with us today at Stand in the Gap Radio and TV submit to God then resist a real devil through the power of a real Holy Spirit and be real salt and Light as Christ expects? Visit us at American pastors network dot net.

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