Devil
In the Bible, the term "Devil" primarily refers to an evil spirit or adversary, often identified with Satan. The word "Devil" is derived from the Greek "diabolos," which means "slanderer" or "accuser." This title is used in the New Testament to describe a being who opposes God and seeks to lead humanity astray. For example, in Matthew 4:1-11, Jesus is tempted by the Devil, showcasing his role as a tempter and adversary. In Revelation 12:9, the Devil is described as "the great dragon," emphasizing his deceptive and destructive nature.In addition to his role as an accuser, the Devil is also associated with chaos and evil in the biblical narrative. In John 8:44, Jesus refers to the Devil as "a murderer from the beginning" and "the father of lies," underscoring the moral corruption that he embodies. The Apostle Paul warns in Ephesians 6:11-12 about the schemes of the Devil, indicating the spiritual warfare believers face against not just human adversaries but also spiritual forces of evil. Overall, the concept of the Devil in the Bible encapsulates a being who embodies opposition to God and His purposes, seeking to undermine faith and righteousness in the world.
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The Devil's Delicious Delicacy - Part 1
By Phil Beach Jr.3543:41JER 17:9LUK 22:141PE 5:5REV 3:17Phil Beach Jr. addresses the pervasive issue of pride in his sermon 'The Devil's Delicious Delicacy - Part 1', emphasizing that pride distorts our perception and leads us away from the truth of our hearts. He confesses his own struggles with pride and encourages the congregation to seek humility and a broken heart before God. The sermon highlights that the devil seeks to devour those who are proud, and true clarity comes only through repentance and recognizing our nakedness before God. Beach urges listeners to confront their pride and to seek God's grace to overcome it, illustrating this with biblical examples of humility and faith. Ultimately, he calls for a heart that is open to confession and transformation through Christ.
The Devil's Afterclap
By Ray Greenly58229:00EXO 15:26ISA 54:10MAT 21:21MRK 11:22MRK 11:24JHN 14:12In this sermon, the speaker shares a personal experience of his wife, Jan, being in agony and near death. He describes how he prayed to God for guidance and revelation of any sin that may be hindering their deliverance. The speaker reflects on the unbelief that he and his church had experienced in the past, which prevented them from fully trusting in God's power. However, through persistent prayer and pleading the promises of God, they received a word from the Lord that they would see His glory. The sermon concludes with the speaker recounting the moment when he anointed Jan with oil, leading to her miraculous healing and their urgent desire to go to church.
The Gospel of the Devil! Believe It Not
By Ian Paisley1.2K35:50GEN 3:1ISA 14:12In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes the urgency of accepting God's gift of salvation. He warns against the deception of the devil's gospel and urges listeners to turn to the true gospel of Jesus Christ. The preacher emphasizes the power of Christ's blood to cleanse and bring peace, both in this life and in eternity. He concludes with a prayer for the souls of those who are deceived and a plea for them to come to the cross and find redemption in the blood of the Lamb.
The Enemy the Devil
By J. Glyn Owen2.0K52:541PE 5:8In this sermon, Peter concludes his letter to the harassed and scattered Christians of the first generation. He urges them to be self-controlled and alert, as their enemy, the devil, is constantly seeking to devour them. Peter emphasizes the importance of being sober and watchful, as these attitudes are necessary for living a life of hope and resisting the enemy. He shares his own personal experience of being in Satan's hands and being tripped up by a seemingly insignificant temptation.
Three Battlefronts: The Devil
By Scott Moreau85949:56JOB 1:6In this sermon, the speaker discusses the importance of living our lives in a way that glorifies God and reflects His image. He explains that Christians who manifest God's image more fully are more likely to face attacks from Satan, who is jealous of their righteousness. The speaker also mentions that Satan uses various methods to attack believers, such as trying to break apart relationships and distort truth. The foundations of spiritual warfare are identified as the mind, feelings, and spiritual experience. The speaker emphasizes the need to put the power of darkness in its place and not to focus solely on believing in Satan, but rather on believing in God and living righteously.
Why the Devil Hates You
By Dana Carpenter1.3K20:14ISA 14:12MAT 13:431CO 15:52In this sermon, the preacher discusses the concept of receiving a glorified body from God. He references 1 Corinthians 15:52, which states that in a moment, at the last trumpet, the dead will be raised incorruptible and believers will be changed. The preacher also highlights Matthew 13:43, which describes how the righteous will shine forth like the Son in the kingdom of their Father. The sermon emphasizes that despite our shortcomings, when we accept Christ, we receive not only salvation but also various gifts from God. The preacher then delves into the topic of Lucifer's fall, discussing his pride and the reasons behind it. The sermon concludes with an invitation for listeners to reach out to the preacher and a reminder to continue studying God's Word.
A Letter From the Devil
By David Wilkerson9.3K57:042KI 19:142KI 19:35ISA 37:36MAT 6:331CO 10:11HEB 4:12In this sermon, the preacher shares a personal story about his father's struggles and how the devil tried to tempt him with thoughts of financial success. The preacher emphasizes the importance of not compromising one's faith and values for worldly gain. He warns against the devil's tactics of offering attractive opportunities to those who are down and out. The preacher also highlights the power of prayer and seeking God's guidance in times of temptation.
The Devils Delicious Delicacy - Part 2
By Phil Beach Jr.2058:271PE 5:5Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the destructive nature of pride in his sermon 'The Devil's Delicious Delicacy - Part 2', urging listeners to focus on their own sins rather than the faults of others. He highlights that the Holy Spirit convicts us of our pride, which is the enemy of our conscience and a tool for the devil to devour us. Beach encourages humility as the antidote to pride, reminding us that God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble. He illustrates this through biblical examples, including Adam and Eve's fall and Isaiah's vision of God, stressing the importance of acknowledging our need for God's mercy. The sermon concludes with a call to confess our pride and seek a humble heart to experience God's grace.
Our Adversary the Devil and His Angels
By Keith Daniel2.1K1:16:44GEN 3:1ISA 53:7ROM 1:16ROM 3:132CO 5:19EPH 6:101TI 2:4In this sermon, the preacher focuses on the second coming of the Lord Jesus and the ultimate defeat of Satan. He quotes over 400 verses, discussing topics such as the revelation of Satan, Armageddon, the antichrist, and God's eventual triumph. The preacher emphasizes the importance of recognizing Satan's hold on the world and the need to resist his temptations. He also highlights the power of the gospel to overcome the blindness caused by the God of this world. The sermon concludes with the mention of the judgment that awaits all men.