Welcome to Politics by Faith. This is part two of our special, Who is the Devil?

So first, we talked to Tom Askell in the last segment, went through all the who's,

what, where, why, when's, hows. Then we're going to my five points on how to best resist the devil.

And then we go into worship with the man who led the worship service at the 250th rededication of America

at the National Mall just this last weekend.

Enjoy.

Welcome back to our special politics by faith.

Who is the devil?

Here's my list of some ways to resist the schemings of the devil. First, number one,

I got five points. Number one, no, he is real. That's what Pastor Askell was talking about a second

ago. The materialist mindset is that he doesn't even exist. What's the line that the greatest

lie the devil ever told was convincing the world that he doesn't exist?

That's pretty sneaky.

If you're the devil and you want to get away with your scheming,

convincing us that the devil's not even real is a pretty good move.

There's no analogy to it.

Maybe imagine there's a basketball game going on right now. It's a one-on-one game between you and your opponent. And you don't even know the game's happening. You don't even know. And your house is on the line. That's it. It's a one-on-one basketball game between you and this other guy. And you don't even know where the game is or that is even happening,

but the winner gets your house.

And he's racking up the points.

He's going to win.

Now, it's a silly example because the real life example is for your soul.

And still, people don't even know what's happening.

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