Spiritual Warfare

  • The Debt is Dead

    ByAllen

    The phone rings. The voice on the other end is grinding stone and venom — a collector demanding payment on a debt you can’t cover. He knows your name, your failures, every zero on the ledger. He’s calling your boss, your mother, threatening prison. But sitting on the desk is a notarized receipt. The debt has already been paid. Every threat is a bluff. Every accusation is a lie. If your internal dialogue has ever sounded like that collector’s voice, this post is for you. The accuser is a con man — and the paperwork says he’s already lost.

  • The Devil Works Like a Car Dealer

    ByAllen

    In this story, Allen recounts a maddening ordeal at a car dealership—complete with “missing keys,” long waits, and managers who are perpetually “at lunch”—that taught him more about spiritual warfare than any sermon . He realizes these exhausting tactics of delay and deception aren’t just for selling sedans; they’re the exact same playbook the enemy uses to wear down our spiritual defenses . Sometimes the devil doesn’t attack with fire and pitchforks, but with a smile and a promise that he’ll be “right back” .

  • Overcoming Herculean Challenges

    ByAllen

    I used to think pirates were as imaginary as the Tooth Fairy until I realized I was just confusing the real thing for a cartoon caricature. It’s easy to do the same with God, especially when we are staring down a challenge that feels absolutely insurmountable. If you feel like a million-to-one shot today, come read why “one plus God” is the only majority that actually matters.