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Fundamental Biblical Truths
1.God's Purpose For Man
2.God's Provision For Man
3.Satan's Tactics
4.The Fall Of Man
5.Two Types Of Sins
6.Free Will And The Conscience
7.Grace And Faith
8.True Repentance
9.Repentance From All Sins
10.God's Two Fold Provision
11.God Is A God Of Love
12.The Power Of God's Word
13.How Satan Became Satan
14.Salvation From Sin
15.Jesus Is Our Forerunner
16.Why Satan Was Not Destroyed
17.Transformation
18.The Humanity Of Jesus
19.Likeness To Christ
20.Holiness Of Jesus
21.Jesus' Attitude To Money
22.Examples Of Humility
23.Satan Has Been Defeated
24.Faith Results In Praise
25.The New Covenant
26.Escaping Deception
27.The Right Way To Pray
28.God Centred Prayer
Summary
The speaker analyzes Satan's tactics by examining the temptation in Genesis 3, warning that the devil's primary strategy is to make people question God's Word. He warns that just as the devil told Eve that disobedience wouldn't result in death, he today tells believers that living according to the flesh is not fatal after accepting Christ. Furthermore, the devil lies by suggesting God withholds good things or doesn't care for us, contrary to God's true purpose of blessing humanity.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
How sin entered the human raceLooking at Genesis chapter 3 helps us understand the origin of sin and the tactics Satan uses in temptation.
First tactic: Making us question God's WordThe devil's first tactic is to make us question whether God really said what He said, removing the foundation of faith.
Convincing us that sin is not seriousSatan tells humanity that sin is not serious and that God will not punish disobedience with eternal death.
Applying the warning to believers todayJust as God told Adam he would surely die for disobedience, Romans warns believers that living according to the flesh leads to death, despite false teachings of eternal security.
Second tactic: Doubting God's love and goodnessSatan portrays God as a hard taskmaster trying to withhold good things, making believers doubt God's care when facing trials.Genesis 3:5
The true meaning of faithTrue faith is believing that God loves us even when we fail or hit rock bottom, just as Jesus prayed for Peter.
The danger of trusting our sensesEve trusted her senses and saw that the tree was good for food, but our physical senses cannot be trusted to guide us spiritually.
The obedience of faith versus reasonGod never gave Adam a reason for his command because the highest form of spiritual growth comes through the obedience of faith rather than the obedience of reason.
The tree of life versus the tree of knowledgeThe tree of life represents constant dependence on God for wisdom, while the tree of knowledge represents a self-centered life relying on human reason.
Leaning on our own understandingProverbs warns us not to lean on our own understanding, because living without seeking God's will repeats Adam's choice.Proverbs 3:5–6
Choosing to trust God in difficult situationsIf Eve had trusted that God loved her and wanted the best for her, her story would have been different, and we must make that same choice when facing things we do not understand.
Visit our website for more information: www.cfcindia.com
Fundamental Biblical Truths
1.God's Purpose For Man
2.God's Provision For Man
3.Satan's Tactics
4.The Fall Of Man
5.Two Types Of Sins
6.Free Will And The Conscience
7.Grace And Faith
8.True Repentance
9.Repentance From All Sins
10.God's Two Fold Provision
11.God Is A God Of Love
12.The Power Of God's Word
13.How Satan Became Satan
14.Salvation From Sin
15.Jesus Is Our Forerunner
16.Why Satan Was Not Destroyed
17.Transformation
18.The Humanity Of Jesus
19.Likeness To Christ
20.Holiness Of Jesus
21.Jesus' Attitude To Money
22.Examples Of Humility
23.Satan Has Been Defeated
24.Faith Results In Praise
25.The New Covenant
26.Escaping Deception
27.The Right Way To Pray
28.God Centred Prayer
Summary
The speaker analyzes Satan's tactics by examining the temptation in Genesis 3, warning that the devil's primary strategy is to make people question God's Word. He warns that just as the devil told Eve that disobedience wouldn't result in death, he today tells believers that living according to the flesh is not fatal after accepting Christ. Furthermore, the devil lies by suggesting God withholds good things or doesn't care for us, contrary to God's true purpose of blessing humanity.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
How sin entered the human raceLooking at Genesis chapter 3 helps us understand the origin of sin and the tactics Satan uses in temptation.
First tactic: Making us question God's WordThe devil's first tactic is to make us question whether God really said what He said, removing the foundation of faith.
Convincing us that sin is not seriousSatan tells humanity that sin is not serious and that God will not punish disobedience with eternal death.
Applying the warning to believers todayJust as God told Adam he would surely die for disobedience, Romans warns believers that living according to the flesh leads to death, despite false teachings of eternal security.
Second tactic: Doubting God's love and goodnessSatan portrays God as a hard taskmaster trying to withhold good things, making believers doubt God's care when facing trials.Genesis 3:5
The true meaning of faithTrue faith is believing that God loves us even when we fail or hit rock bottom, just as Jesus prayed for Peter.
The danger of trusting our sensesEve trusted her senses and saw that the tree was good for food, but our physical senses cannot be trusted to guide us spiritually.
The obedience of faith versus reasonGod never gave Adam a reason for his command because the highest form of spiritual growth comes through the obedience of faith rather than the obedience of reason.
The tree of life versus the tree of knowledgeThe tree of life represents constant dependence on God for wisdom, while the tree of knowledge represents a self-centered life relying on human reason.
Leaning on our own understandingProverbs warns us not to lean on our own understanding, because living without seeking God's will repeats Adam's choice.Proverbs 3:5–6
Choosing to trust God in difficult situationsIf Eve had trusted that God loved her and wanted the best for her, her story would have been different, and we must make that same choice when facing things we do not understand.
