In "Satanic Discouragement," Robert Wurtz II explores the biblical account of Elijah, focusing on his struggle against Jezebel's oppressive influence. Despite his previous victories, Elijah finds himself overwhelmed and ready to give up, feeling alone and threatened. The article draws parallels between Jezebel's manipulative tactics and modern-day figures, emphasizing that such challenges are not merely flesh-and-blood battles but spiritual ones. Wurtz highlights the dangers of those within the church who may appear righteous yet harbor destructive intentions, likening them to the biblical Jezebel. Ultimately, he encourages readers to remain steadfast in their calling, listen for God's guidance, and trust that He will address the "Jezebels" in their lives.
The Blessedness of a Thankful Heart
Robert Wurtz II "And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in one body. And be thankful” (Colossians 3:15). On the surface, it seems that Paul is addressing three different topics in one verse. He speaks first of the peace of God ruling in the heart, second... Continue Reading →
