In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of angels and their rebellion against God. He mentions that some angels were cast down to hell and reserved for judgment because they went too far in their rebellion. The preacher also talks about the creation of the earth and how it became without form and void due to the rebellion of a fallen angel named Christopher. He then references a passage in Genesis about a war between four kings and five kings, emphasizing the importance of spiritual warfare and the need for believers to use their mighty weapons to fight against the strongholds of Satan. The preacher concludes by acknowledging that there is much to learn about the soul and the spiritual battles we face.

In this sermon, the preacher discusses the dangers of pride and arrogance in both individuals and nations. He emphasizes that the root problem of evil is the desire to focus everything towards oneself and to usurp God's authority. The preacher uses the example of a powerful city, Tyre, to illustrate the consequences of this pride. Despite its strength and wealth, Tyre was ultimately destroyed because it failed to trust in God. The preacher warns that nations, like individuals, must not rely on their own power and accomplishments, but rather trust in God for their security and salvation.

Zac Poonen addresses the profound mystery of evil in a world created by a good and wise God, exploring its origins in the heart of Lucifer, who fell from grace due to pride and rebellion. He explains that God allows evil to exist not out of indifference, but to draw humanity closer to Him, using suffering and trials to lead people to seek salvation. Poonen emphasizes that free will and conscience are essential for moral beings, and that God uses the challenges posed by evil to purify His children and fulfill His divine purposes. Ultimately, the sermon reveals that even in the presence of evil, God's love and wisdom prevail, guiding believers toward eternal salvation.

Lewis Sperry Chafer delves into the past, present, and future of Satan, starting from his creation and perfect state to his rebellion and ultimate defeat. The Scriptures reveal Satan's early career as the anointed cherub who fell due to pride and sought to exalt himself above God. Despite his defeat by the Second Adam, Christ, Satan continues to rule as a usurper until his final banishment to the lake of fire. This sermon emphasizes Satan's influence on the world and the importance of understanding his tactics in the ongoing spiritual battle.