Over the last two studies, we’ve seen that the enemy doesn’t usually force his way in. He exploits what is left open.
We’ve talked about emotional openings, pride, isolation, hidden compromise, and how repeated agreement can become strongholds.
But the good news is this...
Last time, we talked about the openings — the places where the enemy looks for access. Anger, pride, isolation, fear, bitterness. The cracked doors.
But an open door is not the same as a stronghold.
A stronghold is…
Most people think spiritual warfare starts when temptation shows up.
But Scripture paints a different picture.
The enemy usually doesn’t kick down the door —
Most men don’t know who they are — they know what they do.
Job, money, respect, success — that’s where identity gets built.
So when those things shake, identity shakes...
If you ask most Christian men if they pray, many will say yes. If you ask them if they feel confident in their prayer life, many would quietly say no...
Who you are in Christ matters more than what you do. This episode explores identity, performance, and the freedom that comes from knowing whose you are.