In this message Pastor Byron uses the Pearl Harbor chaplain’s cry “Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition” to introduce a series on spiritual warfare, emphasizing that our true battle is not against people but against unseen spiritual powers. He examines from various scriptures what demons can do, including oppressing minds and influencing thoughts, while reminding believers to maintain balance in understanding spiritual warfare.

In this message Pastor Byron exposes Satan’s deceptive tactics, examining various forms of occult involvement including fortune telling, prophetic visions, mediums, and black magic. Using scripture from Deuteronomy 18 and other passages, he warns against practices that draw attention away from God’s glory and reminds believers they are fighting from a position of victory already secured at the cross.

In this message Pastor Byron explores the nature of demons as personal beings with intellect, emotions, and will, using the account from Luke 8 of the demon-possessed man. He establishes that spirits and demons are the same biblical entities, warns against both extremes of disbelief and excessive preoccupation with evil spirits, and emphasizes understanding the adversary while remembering the believer’s authority in Christ.

In this message Pastor Byron explains how prayer is the key to accessing spiritual authority and establishing air superiority in spiritual warfare, drawing from Ephesians 6:18-19. He emphasizes that Christ has already won the war and believers must use prayer to address physical problems spiritually, reminding the congregation that whatever plagues them in the physical realm likely emanates from the spiritual realm.

In this message Pastor Byron examines the final two pieces of God’s armor: the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit. He explains how the helmet represents our assurance of future salvation and ultimate victory in Christ, protecting us from Satan’s attempts to create doubt and fear, while the sword represents God’s specific promises that we must actively apply to demolish strongholds in our minds and hearts.

In this message Pastor Byron teaches that discouragement, confusion, and indifference are signs of spiritual warfare, and explains how Satan works through distorted reality to attack believers. He focuses on the shield of faith from Ephesians 6, demonstrating that faith must be connected to objective truth rather than feelings, and that we access God’s power by believing what He says regardless of our circumstances or emotions.

In this message Pastor Byron introduces the first three pieces of spiritual armor from Ephesians 6—the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, and the shoes of peace. He explains that these represent our position in Christ and what has already been accomplished at the cross, teaching that before we can stand firm against Satan, we must personally embrace these realities: that Christ is the truth, that we possess His righteousness, and that we have peace with God.

In this message Pastor Byron addresses marital strongholds as part of the spiritual warfare series, teaching from Malachi 2 that marriage is a covenant with God, not merely a social contract. He emphasizes three keys to overcoming marital difficulties: remembering the spouse of your youth by returning to early relationship practices, recognizing that God is a witness to the marriage covenant, and realizing that lasting marriage requires spiritual oneness where both partners are united in Christ.

In this message Pastor Byron teaches about authentic Christian relationships, using 2 Corinthians 7 to show how the apostle Paul was transparent about his struggles, fears, and depression. He encourages believers to remove their masks of professional Christianity and embrace redemptive relationships within the body of Christ, where honesty about weaknesses and confession of sins to one another brings healing and freedom.

In this message Pastor Byron launches a new series on spiritual warfare, teaching from Ephesians 6 about the nature of the spiritual battle believers face. He explains that our strength comes from being in Christ, that Satan’s gun has been emptied at the cross, and that we must understand we’re fighting against spiritual forces rather than flesh and blood—emphasizing that Christ has already disarmed our enemy and secured our victory.