Welcome to the For the Gospel Podcast where we provide sound doctrine for everyday people.

I'm your host, Kasti Hinn, and I just want to thank you for listening and watching wherever

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to continue to produce more resources. Today I want to talk to you about demons because they are

often the most misunderstood in Christian theology when it comes to warfare. The devil, generally easy to understand,

angels even because of how much mention they get, and we can unpack cherubim, seraphim,

what they do, what they look like, and we've done some of that in previous episodes.

But if you only learned about demons from our culture, you'd think they were either Halloween

costumes or box

office entertainment. We've all turned on one of those streaming, maybe programs or apps or something,

only to perhaps turn it off or wonder how in the world do I change the home screen on these

things. We have a lot of controls in our home because of the way that so much of media can be.

And I remember one time just kind of innocently looking like for an animal show or something.

And this Netflix lineup of exorcism thrillers and demonic stuff comes flying across my screen.

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