Awareness without fear, victory through Christ 

If Jesus has already conquered demons and powers of darkness, why do we still teach about them? The answer is balance: we magnify Christ’s victory, but we also equip believers to recognize and resist the schemes of the enemy. 

Colossians 2:15: “Having disarmed principalities and powers, He made a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them in it.” 

1 Peter 5:8: “Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil walks about like a roaring lion, seeking whom he may devour.” 

Ephesians 6:12: “For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world…” 

James 4:7: “Submit yourselves therefore to God. Resist the devil, and he will flee from you.” 

These verses show both realities: Christ’s victory is complete, yet vigilance is required because the enemy still attempts harassment and deception. 

Teaching about demons is not glorifying them—it is exposing their schemes so believers can walk in freedom. 
– Christ’s Victory: Demons were defeated at the cross. 
– Ongoing Resistance: They still attempt to deceive and oppress. 
– Believers’ Authority: Teaching equips Christians to enforce Christ’s victory. 
– Balance: Awareness without fear, vigilance without obsession. 

This ensures that the testimony is not about demons, but about Jesus who breaks every chain. 

– Some think teaching about demons magnifies them. But true teaching magnifies Christ’s victory. 
– Others think believers should ignore the enemy. But Scripture warns us to be vigilant. 
– Some think demons still hold ultimate power. But their authority was broken at the cross. 

From heaven’s perspective, demons are disarmed. Their power is counterfeit, their authority revoked. Teaching about them is not to glorify darkness but to remind believers of their covenant authority in Christ. Heaven sees vigilance as wisdom, not fear. 

What Teaching About Demons Represents
– Awareness: Recognizing schemes of deception. 
– Authority: Enforcing Christ’s victory. 
– Balance: Magnifying Christ, not darkness. 
– Protection: Guarding minds and spirits against attacks. 
– Freedom: Equipping believers to resist oppression. 

Signs of Why Teaching Is Needed
1. Believers experiencing repeated spiritual attacks. 
2. Confusion about the reality of spiritual warfare. 
3. Fear or obsession with demonic activity. 
4. Lack of understanding of Christ’s authority. 
5. Families trapped in cycles of oppression. 

The Assignment of Teaching on Demons
– To expose deception without magnifying darkness. 
– To equip believers with spiritual authority. 
– To enforce Christ’s victory in daily life. 
– To silence fear and magnify freedom. 
– To glorify Jesus through testimonies of deliverance. 

How to Teach With Balance
– Focus on Christ: Victory is the central message. 
– Expose Schemes: Reveal deception without glorifying it. 
– Equip Believers: Teach practical steps to resist attacks. 
– Guard the Mind: Emphasize vigilance and renewal through the Word. 
– Testify of Freedom: Share stories of Christ’s power, not demonic activity. 

How the Young Prophet Can Learn This
– Do not fear teaching about demons—it is equipping, not glorifying. 
– Stay discerning—balance awareness with Christ-centered focus. 
– Stay bold—declare victory, not defeat. 
– Stay humble—authority flows from Christ, not self. 
– Remember: teaching about demons magnifies Jesus’ triumph, not the enemy’s schemes. 

Teaching about demons and their agents reminds us that Christ’s victory is complete, but vigilance is wisdom. 🙏✨ 

We do not magnify darkness—we magnify Jesus. Yet we remain aware so that believers can resist deception and walk in freedom. Walk boldly, teach with balance, and remember: the testimony is not about demons, but about the power of Jesus that breaks every chain. 💥🔥