You have likely heard about the armor of God and how we can protect ourselves in the midst of spiritual warfare. But have you ever stopped to think which of the devil’s weapons work best against you? The first step is to know what tactics he likes to use.  The second is to realize which ones work the best against you.

The words “spiritual warfare” can promote a visceral reaction.  Some Christians don’t want to talk about it all.  Some Christians talk about it too much.  And most of us haven’t thought about in the context of work.  But think about it: taking something that doesn’t belong to me; saying something unkind and untrue about someone so I am the one promoted; undermining my boss out of spite for not giving me the raise I deserve. These represent a handful of the kinds of temptations that face us at work, and the enemy of our soul wants us to make bad choices.  So what can we do?

The word “single” seems altogether different than the word “individual.”  Individuality and individual rights and freedoms sound strong.  “Single” can feel incomplete, even among single Christians who sometimes feel overlooked by the church because of its emphasis on family, children and marriage.  What are the ways of God when it comes to singleness?