A Powerful but Hidden Demonic Stronghold in the World Today | Deshen Daily

He Delighted in Mercy | Deshen Daily

It’s one thing to show mercy. It’s another thing to enjoy showing mercy. That’s one of the ways God is different from us—He is full of goodness, compassion, and mercy. When you understand this part of who God is, it can change the way you live your Christian life every day. Read: He Delighted in Mercy [https://patrickoben.com/he-delighted-in-mercy/]

We Have Redemption Through His Blood | Deshen Daily

What is redemption, and why does it matter so much to our faith? In this episode, we’ll take a powerful journey through scripture to uncover the heart of redemption and how Jesus paid the ultimate price to set us free. Read more: We Have Redemption. [https://patrickoben.com/redemption-through-his-blood/]

A Powerful but Hidden Demonic Stronghold in the World Today | Deshen Daily

When we think of Satan and demons, we often picture demoniacs in the Bible, possessed people being delivered, or heavenly battles like those in Daniel between Michael and demonic princes. But here’s a surprise: beyond these obvious manifestations, there are demonic strongholds few would ever suspect. Read More: A Powerful But Hidden Stronghold.  [https://patrickoben.com/satanic-stronghold-knowledge/]

How to Walk in the Spirit: Clear, Life-Changing Truths Unveiled | Deshen Weekly

We might have made walking in the Spirit seem mysterious and mystical—but what if it’s meant to be the most natural part of your life with God? Too often, we limit the Spirit’s work to dramatic moments—fasting, prophecy, tongues—while missing His quiet, daily guidance through our thoughts, emotions, and actions. In this newsletter, I’ll share two revealing stories, unpack what Scripture really teaches, and show you a powerful truth that could transform how you experience the Holy Spirit every single day.

Why Is Satan Called the God of This World? | Deshen Daily

The title “god of this world” given to Satan is quite intriguing. One reason it can be difficult to understand is that it appears only once in Scripture. When this happens, we apply sound Bible interpretation principles to discern what Paul meant by calling Satan “the god of this world.” in 2 Corinthians 4:4).