In Week 2 of Unseen Battles, we sit with Paul in 2 Corinthians 12 and discover one of the most counterintuitive truths in Scripture: that weakness isn't the enemy of faith — it might actually be the place where God shows up most powerfully. Through Paul's thorn, a father's final years, and the simple truth that God's grace is always enough, we'll see how the enemy weaponizes our pain and how God meets us right in the middle of it.

Suffering has a way of asking the hardest questions — about God, about your future, about whether any of this is worth it. In Week 4 of Unseen Battles, we open 1 Peter 5 and discover that the arena of suffering is one of the enemy's favorite battlegrounds — not because he can destroy you, but because he knows that pain makes his lies sound reasonable. The real battle isn't your circumstances. It's what you believe about God in the middle of them. And the good news? The Lion you worship is louder than the enemy prowling around you.