Are You Excusing What God Wants You to Change? | The Unseen Enemy
The Unseen Enemy
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TV-14, 16-Oct-2026
Can you recognize the lies that pull you away from God before they begin to affect your life?
On this episode of The Unseen Enemy, Bishop David and Evelyn expose the subtle ways the devil uses deception to weaken our faith.
Discover why we must remain alert to spiritual attacks, and how to fight back using the strength and authority of the Lord Jesus Christ.
Through powerful personal testimonies, hear accounts of people who faced long-running nighttime fears, spiritual oppression, addiction, and other difficult struggles, and how seeking God through prayer and faith became a turning point in their lives.
Stay alert, stay close to God, and stand firm in your faith.
A Note About Medical Care:
The Universal Church encourages viewers and attendees not to discontinue or disregard medical treatment. Prayer and faith can provide spiritual support, but they are not substitutes for professional medical care. Please continue to follow your healthcare provider’s recommendations while practicing your faith.
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