It’s one thing to know who you are, quite another to know who you are in Christ. Well, sometimes we tend to believe what others think about us, or maybe what we think about ourselves. But rather than buy into what others may think about you, how about believing what God says about you. 

Consider the words of Revelation, chapter twelve, verse ten. “For the accuser of our brothers and sisters, who accuses them before our God day and night, has been hurled down.” Well, the day is coming when Satan will be overthrown once and for all. But for now, he is the prince of this world, continually accusing believers in Christ of being undeserving of God’s mercy. Today, Ron tells us how to combat our adversary, the accuser. Stay with us now as he continues his teaching series, “Armored: Dressed For Victory In Spiritual Warfare,”

Jesus had this to say about our adversary, the devil. “When he lies, he speaks from his own character, for he is a liar and the father of lies.” Well, how do we combat the lies of the enemy? We start by putting on the belt of truth.  Ron dives into the subject next, as he continues his teaching series, “Armored: Dressed For Victory In Spiritual Warfare.  

There are men’s belts and women’s belts, tool belts and weightlifting belts. There’s even a Bible belt. But today on something good radio, you’ll hear about a different kind of belt, the belt of truth. When you read about the armor of God in Ephesians chapter six, the very first piece of armor is the belt of truth. How can this piece of battle gear help you in your invisible war with Satan?  Find out next, as Ron continues his teaching series, “Armored: Dressed for Victory In Spiritual Warfare.” 

How can you tell when Satan has invaded your life? He’ll bring deception, he’ll bring doubt, he’ll bring division, and he’ll bring discouragement. Are you discouraged today? If so, the devil is the one who brought it to you. Ron shows you how to deal with this scheme of Satan next, as he continues his teaching series, “Armored: Dressed for Victory in Spiritual Warfare.”  

The first step to winning any war is knowing you’re in one. The second step, know your enemy. Well, Satan doesn’t want to be known. He lurks in the shadows, and when he does come out, he masks himself as an angel of light. But whether he wants to be known or not, we can know him. Ron tells you how today as he continues his teaching series, “Armored: Dressed for Victory in Spiritual Warfare.”  

If God is for us, who can be against us? That’s Romans eight, thirty-one, and this is Something Good. Well, that’s a rhetorical question. If God is for us, and He is, then no one can be against us. But that doesn’t stop the Devil from trying everything he can to steal, kill and destroy.  

The greatest trick the devil ever played was convincing the world he didn’t exist. Well, the devil does exist.  He’s invisible, but he’s very real, and his sole purpose is to prevent you from knowing God, or if you do, to destroy your relationship with God. How can we overcome his tactics and find victory? Answers come your way next, as Ron kicks off his teaching series, “Armored: Dressed for Victory in Spiritual Warfare.”

Have you ever wondered where the concept of tithing began? Contrary to what you may have heard, it came along well before the Old Testament Law. Today, Ron wraps up his teaching series, “I Resolve,” by reminding us that when God asks us to tithe, He’s not wanting something from ue; He’s wanting something for us.  

Did you know that the Bible talks more about money than it talks about prayer, or about faith? It’s true. There’s a reason why God spends so much time talking to us about the way we view and use money. Today, Ron takes a deep dive into subject as he continues his teaching series, “I Resolve.”  

Do you know what your spiritual gifts are? Maybe the place to start is by learning a little something about all of them. God’s Word divides the spiritual gifts into three distinct groups, sign gifts, supporting gifts, and serving gifts. Ron explains all three today as he continues his teaching series, “I Resolve.” 

You may have already made a few New Year’s resolutions. But were they really resolutions about what you have decided to do? Or were they predictions about what you hope to do? Well, the word “resolve” means to come to a definite or earnest decision about something. Today, Ron encourages us to resolve to become better stewards of one of three sacred trusts in our lives, our talent. His message comes your way next.  

We often think of time as something we spend. But the Bible tells us that it is first something we have to buy back. Well, how do we go about the process of buying back our time? The answer comes your way next, as Ron shares five biblical ways to redeem your time.  

What about you? Have you made any New Year’s resolutions for twenty-twenty? Well, being resolved is one thing, staying resolved is quite another. We sometimes start off doing really well, but when frustration or complacency set in, we may stop being as diligent as we need to be.Today, Ron encourages you make a specific life change, and he wants to help you make it a permanent one.