How Can Satan Harm Christians?

The Internet is full of different teachers and various doctrines. So, how do we discern false teachers from true, and good doctrine from bad? 

As long as we sincerely love God, does it really matter if we have wrong doctrine? Pastor John shows what’s at stake in our knowledge of God and his ways. 

When we feel the pressure of worldly expectations, what should really matter to us? Pastor John defines true success in a world of conflicting advice. 

Throughout life, Satan continually attempts to deviate us from making the right choice. In order to protect ourselves from the whispers of Satan, it is imperative that we learn how he approaches us; as the ancient proverb says (Know thy enemy and know yourself). The Quran explain ... Show More

Many people today believe that Satan is a myth, while some Christians have gone to the opposite extreme, attributing all kinds of experiences to the devil. Today, R.C. Sproul examines the Bible's teaching about Satan. Get R.C. Sproul's Teaching Series 'Pleasing God' for Your Gift ... Show More

Satanism may be the most misunderstood "religion" in the world. Part of that is because there are, and have been, many offshoots of Satanism, from The Church of Satan to The Satanic Temple. One thing is sure though, none of them are filled with evil humans who perform ritual bloo ... Show More

God says: People! God's promise is true, so do not let the present life delude you, and do not let the Deceiver delude you about God: Satan is your enemy, so treat him as an enemy. He invites his followers so that they may become the inhabitants of blazing fire. (35:5-6) Learn th ... Show More

Ephesians 6:10, Acts 19:11-16. We can only stand up to the snares of satan when we stand strong in our faith in God. Without God, we are no match for the devil. 

We always commit sin, and we often blame the devil. But is it really the devil to blame or is it you?! How can you distinguish between the sins that Satan adorns to you from the sins that are adorned by your own self desires? Find the answer and much more in this week's update. 

In the popular imagination, Satan is often a figure of evil with horns, hooves, frightening face and wings. But in scripture he does not conform to this stereotype. In Islam (in the form of Iblis) and in Christianity, he is a fallen angel - different to ‘the Satan’ of the Hebrew ... Show More