Why The Enemy Is Absolutely, Utterly Defeated

What if Christ isn’t just present in your suffering, but He is your suffering? Gene Edwards delivers a profoundly challenging message, revealing the radical, foundational truth of Christian identity and maturity. This teaching moves far beyond self-centered reference, insisting that true intimacy begins when we realize the staggering “indistinguishability” between our spirit and Christ’s, making us “partakers of the divine nature”. Edwards asserts that since the enemy is “absolutely utterly totally and completely defeated,” believers must lay aside traditional warfare methods and embrace God’s sovereignty over every circumstance, even tragedy (the story of Job). Finally, you will discover how to “step off the stage of prayer” and turn the “wretchedness” of Romans 7 into a powerful prayer of “glory” that centers entirely on Jesus Christ. This is an urgent call to the pure, undiluted relationship that must be the wellspring of all Christian life.

Atlanta 1998 Conference – Re-thinking the Lord’s Prayer Part 2