120 Delivered from the Power of Darkness Kitchen Table Theology

Darkness can be in every corner, but what does the term “darkness” really mean? In today’s episode, Pastor Jeff Cranston and Jen Denton discuss how darkness is portrayed in various scriptures, and what these signify in our daily lives. They also talk about how darkness can also serve as an effect of something, and how it can sway the lives of people. Tune in to learn how to be delivered from the power of darkness!


[00:01 - 05:06] Opening Segment
Delivered from the power of darknessGod has rescued Christians from Satan's dominionColossians 1:13

[05:07 - 12:56] Delivering Us from the Kingdom of Darkness
Luke 22:534 ways darkness is being used in the scriptureTo signify ignoranceDarkness favors sinSatan as the prince of darknessDarkness is eternal misery

[12:57 - 18:47] The Power of Darkness is an Effect
The power of darkness has life and death effects on peoplePeople who have been delivered from the power of darkness should have less and less of those effects in their livesWhen one empire overthrows another, the populace of the former is often transferred to the realm of the victor, subject to that governmentBy being freed from the power of darkness, believers gain access to God's kingdom

[18:48 - 20:26] Closing Segment
Final words



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