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Spiritual warfare is part of every believer's journey to spiritual maturity. As the Word of God dwells in us, Jesus empowers us to resist the enemy and exercise authority over evil spirits and demonized people.

Spiritual warfare is an essential component of our discipleship. Spiritual warfare and a Biblical world-view are defined.

"The Temptations" lesson includes a discussion of sin and human nature, the temptation of Adam and Eve and the temptation of Christ. Satanic temptations include doubt, vulnerable times of fatigue and discouragement, and neglect of God's Word. We must declare God's truth and command enemy forces and influence to depart from us in the name and ...

A satanic foothold is established in our minds when we embrace deception, bitterness, rebellion, pride and habitual sin. Generational sin and involvement in occult practices can also cause strongholds in the mind of the believer.

A list of common misconceptions about forgiveness is discussed, forgiveness is defined and a step-by-step process for forgiving is included.

Life sometimes hurts. We heal hurt with comfort, anger with forgiveness, guilt with confession, fear with perfect love and condemnation with God's unconditional love and acceptance.

Cultivating an intimate relationship with Christ, investing in loving relationships, following God's plan, and pursuing heavenly rewards are the things that matter most in life.

Jesus calls us to a lifestyle of serving, making disciples, evangelizing the world and reflecting the right view of the real God to those around us.

Believers pray understanding there is one True God who is personal, living and hears their prayers, who is caring and involved in their lives, and who wants to have the same intimacy with us that He does with His Son, Jesus.

The disciplines of reverencing His Name, pleading for His kingdom to come and submitting to His will should impact our passion for the world, our intimacy with God, and our worship.

Three parts of the Lord's Prayer are discussed: daily bread (God's provision through Christ), forgiveness out of grace, and resisting temptation. We learn that prayer requires humility and persistence. Prayer should be corporate as well.