The Enemy’s Playbook
Every day we face a battle—not against flesh and blood, but against spiritual forces that seek to steal our joy and weaken our faith. The enemy works through lies and subtle tactics designed to make us doubt ourselves, question God, and lose hope. But God’s Word equips us to stand firm and live in victory.
In this series, we’ll uncover the most common lies the enemy whispers—like “You’re just not good enough” or “Everyone is against you”—and replace them with the truth of who we are in Christ. We’ll also take a closer look at the enemy’s battle tactics: discouragement, distraction, demoralization, and deception. By shining the light of Scripture on these strategies, we’ll learn how to recognize them and resist them.
This isn’t just about knowing the enemy’s playbook—it’s about stepping into the freedom and power God has given us through Jesus Christ. Join us as we discover how to reject lies, overcome spiritual attacks, and live as conquerors in Him.
August 17, 2025: Lie #1: You’re Just Not Good Enough
The Main Thing: The enemy shouts discouragement and defeatism. God whispers encouragement and victory.
August 24, 2025: Lie #2: Everyone is Against You
The Main Thing: f Satan can isolate you, he can destroy you
August 31, 2025: Taste and See That the Lord is Good
The Main Thing: God wants to move us from information to revelation
September 7, 2025: Lie #3: There’s No Way Out
The Main Thing: The Pathway is never blocked for those whose faith is in God
September 14, 2025: Battle Tactic #1: Distraction
The Main Thing: Disrupting the Distractions of the Enemy
September 21, 2025: Battle Tactic #2: Discouragement
The Main Thing: Satan’s second tatic is to try to get you to leave the battlefield before you ever fight.
September 28, 2025: Battle Tactic #3: Demoralization
The Main Thing: Satan’s third tactic is to try to convince us there’s nothing worth fighting for anymore
October 5, 2025: Battle Tactic #4: Demoralization
The Main Thing: Satan’s masterpiece is a compromised, worldly church that wears the title “Christian”; he prefers lukewarmness to atheism every time
