daily word of god

Life is a battlefield, not a playground. In Ephesians 6, Paul reminds us to put on the full armor of God—not as a decoration but as a daily checklist. Discover how each piece equips you to stand firm against the enemy and walk in victory.

The Christian life is a battlefield, and without the belt of truth, we cannot stand against the enemy. Discover why truth—both God’s Word and a life of integrity—is the foundation of our defense and how we can walk in victory through Christ, who is the Truth.

The breastplate of righteousness is God’s protection for our heart and mind. Without it, we are exposed to the enemy’s attacks. Through Christ, we receive His righteousness, and by guarding our thoughts and living a righteous life, we stand firm against the devil’s schemes.

“The gospel is our firm foundation. Without it, we stumble, but with it, we stand strong against false teaching and the enemy’s attacks. Are your feet firmly planted in the true gospel of Christ?”

The Christian life is a battlefield, and the enemy’s arrows come fast—temptation, fear, doubt, and despair. But God has given us a shield that never fails: faith. When we lift the shield of faith, every fiery arrow is extinguished, and we stand strong in God’s victory.

“In Ephesians 6:17, Paul reminds us to take the helmet of salvation. Just as a soldier’s helmet protects the head, salvation protects our mind from the enemy’s lies. This sermon explores how salvation renews our thoughts, guards us from destruction, and keeps us standing firm in Christ.”

“The Christian life is a battlefield, and the Word of God is our only weapon. Without the Sword of the Spirit, we are unarmed against the devil. This sermon calls us to take up God’s Word daily, to live by it, fight with it, and find victory through it.”

Prayer is more than asking God for our needs—it is the key to intimacy with Him and the weapon that defeats the enemy. Based on Ephesians 6:18–20, this sermon explores how prayer keeps us alert, strengthens us to resist the devil, and gives us boldness to advance God’s kingdom.