A lot of people say "God wins in the end," or imagine a cosmic struggle between God and Satan.
But God’s not in a struggle with anyone—He’s already won.
Phrases like this reveal a troubling view held by many Christians today, elevating Satan to a status he does not possess and often mistakenly framing humanity as "good."
The Bible presents a vastly different picture, showing God's absolute sovereignty over all, including Satan, and focuses on humanity's internal struggle with sin.
Movies, TV shows, and stories, along with voices from Christian culture warriors and figures like Alex Jones, perpetuate this dualistic view.
They depict the spiritual battle as humanity versus the elites or the Illuminati, suggesting that humanity represents the good side while the elites represent the evil side.
This framing is misleading and not rooted in biblical truth.
It is the human heart that is inherently evil, and only Christ is truly good.
We must submit to Him to be saved from our own wickedness.
The Bible shows that God is sovereign over all, including Satan.
Isaiah 45:7 says, "I form the light and create darkness, I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the Lord, do all these things."
In Job 1:6-12, Satan must seek God's permission to test Job, demonstrating that Satan operates under God's authority.
These verses show that God is in control of both good and evil events.
There is no dualistic battle between two equal forces; God reigns supreme.
The real spiritual battle is humanity's internal struggle with sin and the temptations of the flesh, not a physical or worldly conflict against people.
Paul describes this internal struggle in Romans 7:21-23, showing the battle within every believer.
The Gospel is our weapon in this spiritual battle, transforming hearts and minds, drawing people away from evil and towards God.
Romans 1:16 says, "For I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God that brings salvation to everyone who believes."
When people say things like "In the end, God wins," it reflects a dualistic theology where God and Satan are seen as nearly equal forces battling it out.
This view is more representative of occult beliefs than biblical truth.
The Bible teaches that all things were created through Christ and for Him, and He is before all things and holds everything together (Colossians 1:16-17).
Revelation 20:10 assures us of Satan's ultimate defeat, confirming that God's victory is assured, not because He eventually overpowers Satan, but because Satan has never been His equal.
The dualistic ideas promoted by conspiracy theorists and some modern Christian movements can be traced back to ancient religious ideas involving humanity's struggle against an evil, lower god who created matter, and the intervention of a higher, merciful god for spiritual redemption.
These ideas were integral to Gnosticism, Marcionism, and Manichaeanism—heretical movements in early Christianity.
Dualism suggests two opposing forces of good and evil, similar to the light and dark sides in "Star Wars" or the Yin-Yang symbol in Chinese mysticism.
While the Bible talks about good and evil, it does not depict them as equal forces in a perpetual struggle.
God is not in a struggle with anyone; we are in a struggle against our flesh and the temptations of the devil.
This dualistic view is prevalent in the New Age and conspiracy movements and has unfortunately seeped into modern Christianity.
Even if most Christians won't openly affirm dualism, they often implicitly do so by giving the devil more power than he has.
This is evident in constant references to the "battle between good and evil" or "light and dark" within the Great Awakening movement.
For example, the theme of the 'Reawakening Tour' has "The Great Awakening Vs the Great Reset," which exemplifies dualism.
New Age channeler and conspiracist David Wilcock’s book "The Ascension Mysteries: Revealing the Cosmic Battle between Good and Evil" also reflects this dualistic thinking.
In dualism, the power of evil is often exaggerated, making the devil seem much more powerful than he is according to the Bible.
The Bible does not support the idea that the devil has such extensive power.
This perspective is evident in various movements, including Gnosticism, conspiracy theories, the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), deliverance ministries, and the broader culture war.
The influence of Satanism is obsessively highlighted by figures like David Icke, Sean Feucht, Candace Owens, and Alex Jones, who point out Satanic symbols in music performances, the Super Bowl, etc.
They teach a dualistic view of Christianity and spiritual warfare by elevating the power of evil.
By focusing on God's sovereignty and the power of the Gospel, we can resist the allure of Gnostic thinking and stand firm in our faith.
Let us reject the false narratives and embrace the truth of God's word.
The real battle is spiritual, against our own wicked, deceitful hearts, with God in control over the events of the world.
Jeremiah 17:9
"The heart is deceitful above all things and beyond cure. Who can understand it?"
We fight the real spiritual battle by submitting to God, practicing repentance, and examining our own hearts daily, while lovingly drawing others to the Gospel so they can do the same.
2 Corinthians 13:5
"Examine yourselves to see whether you are in the faith; test yourselves. Do you not realize that Christ Jesus is in you—unless, of course, you fail the test?"
It’s this dualistic mindset—the idea that the cosmic struggle between good and evil is represented by humanity versus the elite or Illuminati—that will set the stage for the real strong delusion.
Humanity, believing itself to be good and righteous, will unite in a multi-faith alliance against Babylon (The NWO), the enemy that the beast destroys, and usher in their vision of the kingdom of God, which will be the actual beast kingdom.
People's self-righteousness will pave the way for this strong delusion.
It’s not a top-down agenda but a bottom-up deception, stemming from the wicked hearts of mankind.
Jesus warns that evil originates in the heart, which is why He instructs us to guard our hearts.
Stand firm in the knowledge that God reigns supreme over the forces of darkness and fight the real spiritual battle against our own wicked hearts by submitting to Christ.
I get the feeling we’re going to start seeing Trump use a lot more “God language,” similar to many false Christians who profess Christ’s name but are inwardly ravenous wolves.
This is evident from the spiritual leaders Trump is associated with, like Paula White, whom he appointed as his spiritual advisor in the White House during his first term.
This should alert us to the type of “Christianity” Trump is yoked with.
People need to understand that even the demons in Luke 8:28 call Jesus the “Son of the Most High God.”
If even demons can acknowledge Christ’s authority, it’s no surprise that deceivers will come in Christ’s name for the purpose of deception.
Remember, Satan masquerades as an angel of light, and so do his servants as servants of righteousness.
The real deception won’t come from obvious evils that don’t require discernment to identify but from those who appear to be on God’s side but are actually wolves in sheep’s clothing.
People need to step back and look at the whole narrative of Trump, seeing him portrayed as a modern suffering servant taking slings and arrows on our behalf.
We will see increasing rhetoric about Trump being God’s anointed or chosen one, as he declared in 2017 and as others like Wayne Allyn Root proclaim.
This is all setting the stage for the “peace and safety” that Trump is expected to bring, which ties into the strong delusion mentioned in Scripture that will deceive even the elect if possible.
Satan doesn’t need to fool unbelievers; they’re already in rebellion against God.
He seeks to deceive those who follow God, leading them astray to follow false Christs and false prophets, causing them to cling to their lives and fight to preserve their earthly paradise.
That’s why so many in the Great Awakening movement’s talk about returning to Eden, and 1,000 years of peace; it’s Luciferian deception masquerading as liberation.
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We have a savior.
The life and death of Jesus....
He won't say Jesus is his Lord and Savior
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@Men_of_Grit I came across this account a few days ago and ordered the book immediately.Thought it was cool to see you got started with steel in my hometown, Coatesville. I look forward to finishing the book. So far it's quality writing.
@flatsmackin They're revealing themselves clearly.
Very well could've been a DEW. They have created this enemy (satanic NWO tyranny)
So they can roll out the savior afterwards
@DonnieDarkened @dcwayne88 What's your opinion of the books of Enoch @DonnieDarkened .
I have a copy but have not read yet. Ive been cautious not to introduce deceit into my mind
@TellYourSonThis I've had many close calls. I was fasting, walking and praying once. And it hit me how many times God has kept me. I burst into an ugly cry and gave praise! He is so good!
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She won't touch it by itself. Ashamed to say, her early years were filled with vanilla almond milk and will only taste "regular milk" very occasionally
@thisisfoster 3. I have been seeking answers on stuff that's not talked about in the sermons
4. Had lunch with the pastor twice and couldn't really get guidance on my questions.
I've migrated to online but yearn for in person fellowship.
Feel like an island in my faith at times
@thisisfoster Well written brother. I am wrestling with this currently. I have a church 1/4 mile down the street I joined. I've struggled to really fit in because
1. I'm 20 years younger than everyone
2. I felt the pastor was too timid or soft
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