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Jerry stresses the necessity of keeping rank and standing united against the enemy. He discusses the armor of God, focusing on the importance of truth and righteousness in our lives. The truth must be experienced personally, not just understood doctrinally. Jerry explains that we have been crucified and raised with Christ, emphasizing the need for an exchanged life. He also discusses the significance of having a clear conscience and being right with God to engage in spiritual warfare effectively. The peace of God should rule our hearts, guiding our actions and decisions. Jerry concludes by encouraging believers to trust in the victory of Jesus, reminding them that spiritual warfare is fought from a position of authority in Christ. He calls for a commitment to actively take up the armor of God and to stand firm in faith, ultimately seeking to possess Jesus Christ as our greatest resource.

Introduction and prayer
Importance of praise and worship
Active role of Satan as adversary
Characteristics of warriors in biblical warfare
Keeping rank in spiritual battles
Armor of God: truth and righteousness
Experiencing truth personally
Exchanged life in Christ
Significance of a clear conscience
Peace of God ruling our hearts
Trusting in the victory of Jesus
Commitment to take up the armor of God
Conclusion: seeking to possess Jesus Christ

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Spiritual Warfare, The Armor Part VI, The Helmet