In week one of the Supernatural series, Pastor Greg Craig challenges believers to recognize the unseen spiritual warfare described in Ephesians 6:12, where the true struggle is not against people but against demonic forces and schemes. Drawing from 2 Kings 6 and Daniel 10, he shows that God hears prayer from the very first moment it is offered, even when answers are delayed by spiritual opposition. The message calls the church to stand firm in the full armor of God rather than fighting spiritual battles through human effort or fear.
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Unlock with your sermon →“Behind the scenes, in the unseen spiritual realm, things were already moving. The delay wasn't God's indifference, there was a battle underway that Daniel couldn't see. Your prayers are not bouncing off the ceiling. God hears the things you've cried out in private.”
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Unlock with your sermon →“Daniel was praying and fasting, seeking God, and for twenty-one days, nothing happened. Day one, nothing. Day seven, nothing. Day fourteen, nothing. Then on day twenty-one, an angel appeared and said something that still stops me in my tracks.”
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