Satan

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

Satan, the avowed enemy of God and His people, has only one goal: to cause as much damage to the plan of God as possible. Learn what you need to know about your adversary—who he is, where he came from, and how to withstand him.

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Grandad & Nanna’s Bible Story - Chapter 3

Do you know why so many people are unhappy, our child? (Psalm 32:10)

Well the answer to that question, and how we can be different, and be happy, is in this part of our Bible Story.

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Surviving the Serpent - Part Two
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Surviving the Serpent - Part One
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Atonement: A Day of Deep Reflection
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Satan Sermons

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Related Booklet

Is There Really a Devil?

Is There Really a Devil?

The Bible reveals much about an unseen power that works behind the scenes, shaping our world to its will and agenda. Are you being taken in? In this booklet you will discover the real source behind so many of the world's problems. Learn about the being who is determined to bend your thinking to his own.

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