David sees the way that sinful people plot evil and commit to sinful courses, instead of rejecting evil before it has time to take root. Let us not make the same mistake.

David warns us against thinking too highly of ourselves and not hating our sin. There is a better way!

When Jesus was tempted, it was Scripture that served as his weapon against the enemy. When we are tempted, we can do the same.

Job shows us that a pure life is possible. Will you make a covenant to be pure, as he did?

Holiness is not about one moment of consecration. It is a daily practice of killing sin and embracing God’s grace.

It’s important that we see God as a greater delight and joy than our sin. Resisting temptation is denying yourself for something even better.

Just because the Spirit is the one who empowers us, doesn’t mean that we have no responsibility. We are called to do the work of resisting temptation, in the power of the Spirit.

When we are tempted to do something not of God, it’s important that we keep believing in the Spirit’s power. The power of God is stronger than the power of the enemy, and we can resist temptation because we believe this!

My strategy to fight off temptation begins with being aware of my own struggles. If I know where to expect temptation, I can be ready for it before it even comes.

David welcome those who were under attack, promising to protect them. Jesus does the same for us today. Do you need to run to him for protection in the midst of an attack?

The speaker has incorporated a daily practice of reciting "I Am" statements to reinforce discipline and prioritize actions aligned with their principles and faith over fleeting impulses. These statements help them stay on track, remain faithful, and live a purposeful life. They emphasize the importance of self-discipline in achieving one's potential and not succumbing to momentary desires. The practice is inspired by the book "The Disciplined Life" by Richard Taylor and aims to encourage others to adopt a similar approach to stay grounded in their beliefs and values.

Solomon and Jesus emphasize the importance of keeping our eyes fixed on God, guarding against lust, greed, and distractions, to stay on the right path.

Another scheme of the enemy is to try convince us that a better life lies apart from God. How wrong He is!

Satan always tries to downplay the seriousness of sin – but God always calls us to repentance and holiness.

Satan always tries to downplay the seriousness of sin – but God always calls us to repentance and holiness.

One of Satan’s primary schemes is to try get us to doubt God’s Word in the Bible.

How do you use your body? For your own pleasure? Or for the glory of God?

Peter calls God's people a "holy nation". Have we forsaken our call to holiness?

Psalm 31 reminds us to seek refuge in God, avoiding the spiritual traps the enemy sets, and choosing to walk in God's ways for a life that glorifies Him.

When we make a new covenant with God, it's not something to keep to ourselves! We tell our fellows Christians, we tell non-Christians, and we even tell the devil what Jesus has done for us.