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If you’ve been a Christian very long, you’ve probably heard about spiritual warfare. It’s true: We have a real enemy who is serious about trying to keep us from living a victorious life in Christ.

It’s important for us to understand who our enemy is and how we can effectively come against him, because if we don’t, we end up getting mad at people and doing warfare with them when we should be doing warfare with the devil.

I used to spend a lot of my time rebuking demons. But even though I was rebuking the enemy, it didn’t help because I wasn’t really prepared to fight him. Then God showed me that Jesus never had any trouble conquering the devil, and if I wanted to be victorious over him too, I should study how He did spiritual warfare. When I did, I discovered that the key to His success was that He stayed in close relationship with God and was already “dressed” and ready to confront the enemy when he came along.