“The devil made me do it,” was a trademark line the comedian Flip Wilson used to catapult himself to fame in the 1970s. The saying was intended to be cute, after all, everybody knows the devil is just an imaginary character. Although Wilson was a funny man, this line served to diminish the true nature of man's most menacing adversary.

There is coming a generation of young adults that will not accept the Word of God as truth. Instead, they will substitute their faith for the lying signs and wonders of a corrupt despot whose last-ditch effort to rule the earth will fail.

A culture that accepts lies as normal without consequences, is symptomatic of how far we have fallen away from Jesus’ example.

Fallen spirits have a progressive three-step approach to gain control of a person. What are they?

On Sunday, Nov. 5th a man walked into a small church in central Texas and gunned down 26 innocent people including small children. It is the latest in a string of mass murders that have gone beyond alarming