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Deception - Sermon from 01/3/2026

  • Mar 2
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Deception is the act of leading people to believe something false. The Bible teaches that it originates from Satan, who is called the “father of lies” in Gospel of John 8:44. Throughout Scripture believers are warned not to be deceived by false teaching or persuasive words. In Gospel of Matthew 4:1–10, Satan tempts Jesus in three ways, revealing common methods he still uses today.


1. Deception of Authority – Satan tempts believers to put physical needs or circumstances above obedience to God.


2. Deception of God’s Word – Satan twists and misuses Scripture to mislead people.


3. Deception of Gain and Worship – Satan offers power, glory, or shortcuts that lead people away from worshiping God.


Jesus resisted every temptation using Scripture, showing that knowing and obeying God’s Word is the believer’s greatest defense against deception.


 
 
 

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