Does the Devil Know who you are? Acts 11:26 Acts 19:13-20 KJV
October 30, 2005 / 27 Tishrei 5766
Preached 14 years ago
Is the devil acquainted with you or are you a complete stranger to him? This message confronts a deeply personal and spiritual question: Does your life make enough of a difference that even the forces of darkness take notice? In Acts 19, we see a powerful contrast between empty religion and authentic, Spirit-filled authority. Some claimed the name of Jesus but had no relationship with Him—and they were exposed. Others, like Paul, lived in such surrender and power that even demons recognized them.
This sermon calls us to examine our walk, our work, and our witness. Are we living a faith that is real, active, and impactful? Or are we merely professing without power? God has not called us to be spectators, but participants—people whose lives advance His kingdom and disrupt the enemy’s plans. The question is not whether God knows you—He does. The question is: does the enemy know you as a threat?