Knowing the Devil

Revelation 12:1-12, 20:1-10

“Knowing the Devil” ain’t about giving Satan glory—it’s about opening your eyes before he drags you blind into the ditch. Revelation 12 shows him for what he is: the dragon, the old serpent, the accuser of the brethren, the deceiver of the whole world. He was bold enough to raise war in heaven, subtle enough to fool Eve in the Garden, and wicked enough to try to devour Christ at His birth. Don’t play with him. Don’t let him ride, because if you let him ride, he’ll drive. He ain’t your friend, and he ain’t joking—he comes to tear down, deceive, accuse, and destroy. But God didn’t leave His people helpless. The saints overcome by the blood of the Lamb and the word of their testimony, not by flesh, pride, or worldly strength. This study warns against backsliding, false prophets, slavery to the world, and the devil’s old tricks dressed in new clothes. Satan has a short time, and his end is already written—the bottomless pit, the lake of fire, eternal torment. So make your choice now. Get in the camp with the saints, stand in prayer, hold your testimony, and don’t be fooled by beads and candy when your soul is on the line.