Luke 4: How to Get Satan to Leave You Alone
December 4, 2021
In Luke 4, we read how Jesus resisted temptation in his humanity. It’s an incredible and inspiring example of how to get Satan to leave you alone for a while.
In Luke 4, we read how Jesus resisted temptation in his humanity. It’s an incredible and inspiring example of how to get Satan to leave you alone for a while.
As Christians, we’re constantly in a spiritual battle. Victory is found in Jesus. Psalm 20 can be our pattern of prayer for victory in our own personal battles.
God is still on the throne. No matter what’s going on in the world or in your life today, there’s a bigger picture. God sees it all. He’s in control.
How do we experience the renewal we so desperately need yet feel so powerless to initiate? Renewal simply begins with a Word!
No spam. Just encouragement & the inside scoop.
In Luke 4, we read how Jesus resisted temptation in his humanity. It’s an incredible and inspiring example of how to get Satan to leave you alone for a while.
As Christians, we’re constantly in a spiritual battle. Victory is found in Jesus. Psalm 20 can be our pattern of prayer for victory in our own personal battles.
God is still on the throne. No matter what’s going on in the world or in your life today, there’s a bigger picture. God sees it all. He’s in control.
How do we experience the renewal we so desperately need yet feel so powerless to initiate? Renewal simply begins with a Word!
No spam. Just encouragement & the inside scoop.
As Christians, we’re constantly in a spiritual battle. Victory is found in Jesus. Psalm 20 can be our pattern of prayer for victory in our own personal battles.
God is still on the throne. No matter what’s going on in the world or in your life today, there’s a bigger picture. God sees it all. He’s in control.
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