In this Seven Minute Seminary video Maggie Ulmer explains how spiritual warfare affects Christians and what the good news of Jesus is for those concerned about negative spiritual influences on their life.
In this Seven Minute Seminary video, Maggie Ulmer of Spirit & Truth explains what spiritual warfare is fundamentally—a submission to the will and kingdom of God.
Apart from knowing God we do not know ourselves. Apart from knowing ourselves we do not know our neighbors. And apart from knowing our neighbors we cannot love them.
Men and women are both created in the image of God, and both are given the task of stewarding and leading creation.
When Women Lead is about what it’s like to lead as a woman in whatever context God has called you to lead.
He always gives us more than we can handle. He gives us what only he can handle, which is precisely the point.
Christians are to become not “tough” but poor in spirit; simultaneously vulnerable to evil yet untouchable by Satan; subject to all the vicissitudes of life yet mysteriously held by the unseen God.
Spreading the kingdom of God means taking risks, crossing into enemy territory, and being bold and courageous.
We cannot get from shame to grace without going through the cross.
There is a lot of lip-service paid to the idea of “making disciples,” but the notion of being a disciple-maker is another thing altogether.
The Enemy has lost the war, and if we will take authority as Jesus has given us permission to do, then the Enemy will also lose the battles he wages in your life and mine.
We cannot get from shame to grace without going through the cross.
