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Spiritual Warfare
Term: January 8 – February 26
Life is a battle - but you don’t have to fight it alone. Learn how to recognize the enemy’s tactics and walk in the authority God already gave you.
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About the Course
Spiritual warfare might sound intense, but it’s really about learning how to stand strong in your faith when life gets tough. This course takes what the Bible says about the battle between good and evil and shows you how it connects to your everyday world—on campus, at home, in relationships, and even in your own thoughts. You’ll see that the enemy has real strategies, but so does God, and His always win.
Here’s the difference: we don’t just talk about theory. You’ll actually get to practice what you’re learning—things like prayer, worship, fasting, and standing on God’s promises. It’s about discovering how to walk in freedom yourself and then being able to encourage and stand with others. By the time you finish, you’ll be more confident, more equipped, and ready to face challenges with courage and peace.
What the journey looks like
You’ll study Scripture deeply, reflect on your personal walk, and learn how to stand firm in spiritual authority.
- Explore the Old Testament roots of spiritual warfare in Genesis, Isaiah, Ezekiel, and Daniel to understand where the battle began.
- Examine the fall of Satan and the workings of his kingdom, learning how deception and influence operate.
- Study how discernment, faith, and spiritual gifts reveal and counter unseen forces in everyday life.
- Focus on Jesus’ victory over darkness and how the believer walks in that same authority today.
Ready to Enroll?
If you’re preparing for ministry—or simply want to understand the unseen from a biblical perspective—this class will ground you in truth and equip you for victory.
- You feel called to strengthen your faith and spiritual understanding.
- You want to gain practical tools to recognize and overcome spiritual attacks.
- You’re ready to step into ministry—or deepen your walk with Christ—with confidence.