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Submit to God. Resist the devil and he will flee. - James 4:7
Fonts: Degular [Adobe], Kik [Free], Sloop Script [Adobe]Artist: @matthewcrtv

Submit to God. Resist the devil and he will flee. - James 4:7

A James graphic reminding your congregation that submitting to God is how we truly resist the enemy.

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Caption ideas

  • We don't just resist the devil from our own strength. We aren't strong enough for that. But by submitting to God, the devil can't touch us.
  • Steps: (1) Submit first. (2) Resist the attacks of the enemy. (3) Celebrate the victory.

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