In this episode of The Unseen Enemy, Bishop David and Evelyn answer a crucial question: if your life has already changed after giving your life to Jesus, why do you still need the Holy Spirit?
They reveal that while salvation brings joy, it doesn’t remove the battles ahead. The unseen enemy continues to attack—and without the Holy Spirit, a person can become unstable when challenges come.
Through the example of Jesus calming the storm, they show the difference between fear and peace, panic and certainty. The Holy Spirit is the power to remain strong and live a life of victory.
With testimonies of transformation—from illness, emotional pain, and destructive cycles—this episode shows that God is willing to restore and transform lives. The question is: are you willing to seek what you need to overcome?
DISCLAIMER: ULFN advises not to dismiss medical treatment. The prayers and elements of faith are not a replacement for medical treatment but a complement/support to it. Please follow your doctor’s instructions along with using your faith in the Word of God.
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