Enemy Activity - Jim Logan

The sermon explores the theological reality that Christ's crucifixion resulted in the total defeat and disarming of demonic powers, as detailed in Colossians 2. It distinguishes between being delivered from the power of darkness and living in the presence of a world influenced by the enemy, emphasizing that believers must rely on God's wisdom and empowering rather than their own fleshly strength. The teaching identifies deception and accusation as primary tactics of the enemy, illustrating how subtle lies can distort truth and lead to spiritual bondage. To overcome these forces, the sermon calls for a clear, verbal renunciation of the enemy and a commitment to the finished work of Christ. Ultimately, it asserts that victory is not a matter of human effort but of standing in the secured position of the believer through the blood of the Lamb and the word of testimony.