h, the power of the devil is broken. He explains that while Satan may accuse us, our identity in Christ protects us. Joseph highlights the importance of having a committed mindset, as exemplified by Paul, who stated, "To live is Christ." He encourages believers to experience the power of Christ's resurrection and the fellowship of His sufferings. Joseph shares testimonies of individuals who found freedom from demonic influences upon accepting Christ. He also discusses the ongoing struggle against the flesh and the need for daily experiences of the cross. The message concludes with a call to recognize the Lord's wisdom in the destruction of Satan and to remain focused on Christ's journey, empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Outline of Main Points

Introduction and prayer for wisdom
Theme: Destruction of Satan through the cross
Scriptural references supporting the theme
Identity in Christ protects against accusations
Importance of a committed mindset (example of Paul)
Experiencing the power of resurrection and fellowship of sufferings
Testimonies of freedom from demonic influences
Ongoing struggle against the flesh
Call to recognize the Lord's wisdom in Satan's destruction
Conclusion: Focus on Christ's journey and empowerment by the Holy Spirit

15:T505,

In this meeting, Joseph emphasizes the significance of the Lord's Table, also known as Breaking Bread or Communion, as an integral part of church life. He references Acts 2:42, highlighting that early Christians devoted themselves to the apostles' teachings, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayers. Joseph explains that breaking bread is not merely a ritual but a vital practice interwoven with other spiritual activities, reflecting the unity and life of the church. He discusses the blessings of breaking bread, including the remembrance of Christ's

Messages by Joseph Chu