Ephesians 6:10 - 6:24
EphesiansSteve Gregg
In this message, Steve Gregg discusses Ephesians 6:10-24, which emphasizes the importance of standing firm against evil and wearing the armor of God. He notes that Christians must be prepared to withstand spiritual attacks and trust in God's strength to help them. Gregg touches on the idea of the church being a counterculture, influencing society with the gospel message, and emphasizes the need for both defensive and offensive weapons in spiritual warfare. He emphasizes the importance of truth, righteousness, and love, and the power of prayer in spiritual battles.
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