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The enemy violently opposes by Jerald R. White, Jr.

sermonindex Dec 30, 2017

The enemy violently opposes your finding complete satisfaction in Christ alone. He cares not what he uses, whether the world’s pleasures, or the Lord’s blessings, or even ministry. He wants desperately to keep you occupied with anything but the Lord Jesus.

Knowledge about the contents of the Bible is not the same as knowing the Lord Jesus intimately. Knowledge about theology (doctrine) is not the same as close personal fellowship with the Lord Jesus. Knowledge about all the Biblical principles for Christian living is not the same as knowing the Lord Jesus with the fullness of one’s soul.

Knowledge of how to serve in ministry is not the same as privately gazing with wonder and awe on the Lord in His beauty. Knowledge about the Lord’s supernatural working through the gifts of the Spirit is not the same as knowing in one’s inner being the reality of the Lord’s presence through faith.

To know Jesus Christ””to know Him ever more intimately””to see Him with eyes of heart ever more clearly””to enjoy His near presence with ever increasing spiritual reality””this is the goal, and all knowledge should point to this ultimate goal for life and eternity.

Deep personal knowledge of the Lord Jesus brings heart satisfaction like nothing else, and this is what our Heavenly Father longs to give us. This kind of knowledge is what we must set our heart upon to seek. Here is where our soul finds rest. Then we are prepared to tell others with experiential authority, both lost and saved, the wonders of Jesus Christ.

sermonindex Dec 31, 2017

Our head knowledge will fail as we grow old but the inner Love, devotion and communion to the Lord is what is preserving from here to eternity... Amen!


"More than that, I count all things to be loss in view of the surpassing value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord, for whom I have suffered the loss of all things, and count them but RUBBISH so that I may gain Christ,"

~ Philippians 3:8

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