- Reflect on Psalm 119 and discuss the ways it teaches us to recognize and engage in spiritual warfare. How can we apply the psalmist’s approach to our daily battles of faith?
- Isaiah 41:10 offers comfort and assurance of God’s presence in times of trouble. Share a personal experience where this promise has been a pillar of strength for you during spiritual conflict.
- In what practical ways can we avoid becoming “unnecessary casualties” in our spiritual journey? Consider the role of faith and action as described in the sermon.
- The sermon speaks about the importance of wise companionship. How can Proverbs 13:20, which advises us to walk with the wise, shape the choices we make in our friendships and relationships?
- Discuss the concept of fearing God as described in the sermon. How does a proper understanding of the fear of the Lord lead to a richer, more obedient life in Christ? Refer to Proverbs 9:10 for guidance.
- The battle between David and Goliath (1 Samuel 17) is highlighted as an example of fearless faith. What can we learn from David’s attitude towards Goliath that can inspire us to face our own giants?
- The sermon emphasizes the importance of prayer in spiritual warfare. How can we cultivate a lifestyle of prayer as instructed in 1 Thessalonians 5:17, which encourages us to pray without ceasing?
- Praise is identified as a powerful weapon against the enemy. Discuss times when you have experienced the impact of praise in the midst of spiritual battles, as illustrated by Psalm 149:6-9.
- Reflect on Ephesians 6:16, which talks about the shield of faith extinguishing all the flaming arrows of the evil one. How does staying “soaked in the Holy Spirit” protect us from spiritual attacks?
- The sermon concludes with an encouragement to stand fearless in the face of the enemy because of Jesus’ ultimate victory. How does knowing the outcome of the spiritual war, as declared in Revelation 12:11, affect your approach to current struggles and temptations?
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