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Humble men like Moses see God's power and glory and are empowered to serve Him as kingdom priests in this world.

Pride is deceptive. A proud attitude can cause us to be self-reliant, and to steal God's glory for our own self-aggrandizement.

Humility is the antidote for pride. We surrender to God's refining work in our lives, resulting in obedience and faith.

Jesus' teaching on the Kingdom of God provides many lessons for His followers. The parables of the sower, weeds, mustard seed, yeast, hidden treasure, pearl of great price, and the net describe various aspects of Christ's reign.

The personality, position, power, purpose and destiny of Satan is carefully studied. His demonic forces are described, and the victorious power of God over the Adversary is taught.

The detestable nature of rebellion is contrasted with submission. Pride's destructive nature is weighed against humility.

The armor of God consists of the girdle of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit. Each piece is described and its significance discussed.

Jesus came to destroy Satan's work and seal the devil's destiny. Believers can draw upon Christ's power and authority to battle Satan because He has won the victory over the enemy and his demons.

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 ...