Under Attack? Put On The Armor Of God! (Full Sermon) | Joseph Prince | Gospel Partner Episode

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Belief in the Gospel truth of Christ's sacrifice ensures eternal sanctification and perfection in conscience, while praying in the Spirit helps quench all the fiery darts of the wicked and maintain communication with God for strength and guidance in spiritual warfare. The text emphasizes the importance of wearing the whole armor of God, particularly putting on the helmet of salvation and using prayer to receive the Word of God, ensuring a strong spiritual foundation and defense against the enemy's attacks.

Insights

Putting on the whole armor of God is crucial for protection against the devil's schemes, with each piece of armor representing doctrinal truths tied to the gospel, such as righteousness as a breastplate and the shield of faith to quench attacks.
Praying in the Spirit is emphasized as a potent way to combat fears and doubts, ensuring constant connection with God for strength and guidance in spiritual warfare, highlighting the importance of maintaining beliefs in eternal salvation and redemption for spiritual well-being.

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Recent questions

How can one combat fears and worries?
By praying in the Spirit from a position of victory.
What is the significance of the helmet of salvation?
It ensures assurance of being saved and protected.
How does praying in tongues aid in spiritual warfare?
It allows one to receive specific guidance and strength.
What is the role of the shield of faith in spiritual battles?
It is crucial to quench all attacks from the enemy.
How does the gospel of grace impact believers?
It leads to salvation, transformation, and freedom.

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Summary

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"Armor of God: Gospel's Power Revealed"

Ephesians 6 instructs to put on the whole armor of God to stand against the devil's schemes.
Putting on the armor is linked to right believing, with every aspect of the preached gospel of grace being crucial.
Wrong beliefs in any area can leave one vulnerable to the devil's attacks.
Praying in the Spirit is highlighted as a potent way to combat fears, emphasizing praying from a position of victory.
Romans 1:16 underscores the power of the gospel in salvation and transformation.
Thousands are discovering the gospel of grace through free Gospel Partner episodes on YouTube.
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The book of Ephesians is divided into the wealth, walk, and warfare of believers.
The armor of God is doctrinal, not physical, with each piece tied to the gospel, such as the belt of truth and breastplate of righteousness.

11:21

Spirit, heart, soul, faith: spiritual warfare essentials.

Spirit is pneuma, heart is kardia, soul and spirit make up the heart.
The inward man is known as the hidden man of the heart, protected by knowing you are the righteousness of God in Christ.
Feet should be shod with the preparation of the gospel of peace, which is actually your foundation.
The shield of faith is crucial to quench all the fiery darts of the wicked one.
The devil shoots fiery darts, which are like missiles, into your mind.
The adversary, the devil, is like a prosecutor at law, pointing out faults.
Praying in the Spirit helps quench all the fiery darts of the wicked.
Testimony of praying in tongues leading to a normal mammogram result.
Praying in the Spirit helps fight fears, anxious thoughts, and worries.
Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the spirit, praying always in the Spirit.

22:48

"Prayer in Spirit: Helmet of Salvation"

Praying "all prayer and supplication" at all times in the Spirit involves receiving the helmet of salvation and the sword of the spirit, the Word of God, through prayer.
Praying in tongues allows one to receive the helmet of salvation and the specific rhema Word, the spoken Word of God needed in spiritual battles.
The imperative to receive the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit is emphasized when praying at all times in the Spirit.
The helmet of salvation signifies the hope of salvation, ensuring assurance of being saved and protected from doubts that can weaken one's spiritual armor.
Belief in the Gospel truth of Christ's sacrifice ensures eternal sanctification and perfection in conscience, removing fear and imperfection in approaching God.
Praying in the Spirit maintains communication with God, ensuring a constant connection to receive strength and guidance in spiritual warfare.
Incorrect beliefs, such as the fear of losing salvation, can weaken the helmet of salvation, leading to vulnerability to negative thoughts and attacks from the enemy.
Blasphemous thoughts and doubts can be combated by understanding and accepting the assurance of salvation through God's grace and forgiveness.
The belief in eternal redemption and the security of salvation in God's hands provides protection and peace against attacks on one's faith and spiritual well-being.
Embracing the truth of God's eternal love and protection dispels fears and doubts, ensuring a strong spiritual foundation and defense against the enemy's attacks.

34:40

"Salvation: Eternal, Grace, and Spiritual Guidance"

Emphasizes the importance of adhering to the word of God for guidance and clarity in spiritual matters.
Highlights the concept of eternal life as a fundamental aspect of Christian belief.
Stresses that once saved, a person remains saved, even if they struggle or face challenges.
Recounts a personal struggle with feelings of being lost and seeking deliverance from perceived demons.
Describes a period of deep despair and confusion, including seeking help from ministers and reading various books.
Recalls a time of intense self-condemnation and confession of sins in an attempt to maintain fellowship with God.
Shares a transformative experience upon understanding the gospel of grace, leading to a sense of forgiveness and freedom.
Asserts the belief in the eternal nature of salvation and the impossibility of losing it due to sin or personal choices.
Illustrates the powerlessness of human free will in comparison to the impact of Adam's disobedience and Christ's redemption.
Concludes with a focus on the unique gift of praying in the spirit as a manifestation of the new covenant and the importance of emphasizing Jesus in preaching and personal identity.

46:04

"Armor of God: Righteousness, Faith, Salvation"

The whole armor of God is emphasized in the text, with a focus on God putting on righteousness as a breastplate.
The context presented is of truth being fallen in the street and a lack of justice in the world.
Those who depart from the Lord make themselves a prey, facing persecution and mockery.
God, displeased with the situation, puts on righteousness as a breastplate, forming the armor of God.
The armor includes the helmet of salvation and garments of vengeance against spiritual darkness.
God declares vengeance on enemies causing emotional or physical pain.
The Redeemer will come to Zion for those turning from transgression, as stated in Isaiah 59.
A covenant is mentioned where God's Spirit and words will not depart from the mouths of believers.
Praying in the Spirit is highlighted as part of the covenant, ensuring continuity through generations.
The shield of faith is discussed, specifically referring to justification by faith and righteousness in Christ.

58:47

"Prayer, Spirit, and Salvation in Christianity"

Salvation is offered through a prayer where one acknowledges God's love, Jesus' sacrifice, and confesses Jesus as Lord and Savior, followed by a baptism in the Holy Spirit.
Praying in the Spirit is encouraged as a means to walk in peace, combat lies of the enemy, and put on the helmet of salvation, emphasizing the importance of containing God within oneself for salvation.

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