Enemy of Hope | Hope & Honeybees

Michael J. Chanley Teachings

The Biblical account of the enemy gives us insight into knowing his motivations. It teaches us to be on alert against attacks on any front. The writer of 1 Peter 5:8 urges us to “Be sober-minded; be watchful. Your adversary the devil prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour.”

Like the numerous threats facing honeybees, our soul faces a plethora of challenges. Our spiritual enemy, seeking to cause despair, is always on the attack.

He seems to be everywhere. So we must be ready. We must know the enemy and his attacks.

In his classic book, The Strategy of Satan: How to Detect and Defeat Him, Warren Wiersbe summarizes the Biblical explanation of the evil one. Wiersbe outlines how Satan acts as the:

• Deceiver
• Destroyer
• Tempter
• Accuser

Join us as we explore the despair as the absence of hope and seek ways to overcome in our faith!

About This Series

Hope & Honeybess is an original sermon series recorded live at Tunnel Hill Christian Church in Georgetown, Indiana. This series explores the biblical message of hope from Genesis through Revelation. It also covers material from Michael J. Chanley's book: Hope & Honeybees: Lessons of Faith From a Local Beekeeper. In this new book, Michael applies lessons he learned as a beekeeper and extracts a powerfully, inspirational analogy of the hope we have in Jesus Christ.

You can buy Hope & Honeybees: Lessons of Faith From a Local Beekeeper almost everywhere. A list of vendors and ordering options can be found here: find Hope & Honeybees.

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