People don’t talk much anymore about the influence of evil in the world. The spiritual forces of wickedness have strategically hidden behind secularism, trying to make us believe that their activity has ceased.

Jesus warns us that this evil influence is still active when He says, “The thief comes only to steal, kill, and destroy.”

Satan is referred to by Jesus as “the prince of this world,” not because he was given this title by God, but because mankind handed him control of their lives, renouncing the sovereignty of the Creator.

The activity of this sinister being and his hosts is to steal faith, rob hope, kill the spiritual and physical man, and destroy families and all kinds of values.

That’s why, in contrast, Jesus offers us something completely different from the misery in which humanity lies. He declared, “I have come that they may have life, and have it abundantly.”

Join God’s army and actively participate in spreading the message of salvation. The thief does not rest in his obsession to destroy families. But Christ has disarmed the principalities and powers of evil, making a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them on the cross.