More Than Conquerors: Using Your Faith to Overcome Spiritual Battles
The Unseen Enemy
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TV-14, 14-Oct-2026
On this episode of The Unseen Enemy, Bishop David and Evelyn discuss the spiritual battle Christians face and why the people around us are not our true enemy.
The conversation also explores the spirit of injustice, feelings of hopelessness, and depression as warning signs of spiritual attack.
Through powerful personal testimonies, hear how people describe finding renewed hope, experiencing inner peace, and transforming their lives through faith and a stronger relationship with God.
Don't surrender to the unseen enemy. Discover how to stand firm in faith, seek God's justice, and believe that change is possible.
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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