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Good evening, everyone. I welcome you all to our buildup team meeting, whichGood evening, everyone. I welcome you all to our buildup team meeting, which

will help us understand certain things about the ministry and what we are

involved in. If you attended yesterday's cell, I think our cell leaders explained to us

how we sometimes see believers being in the church for the sake of what they

need from God, rather than for what God wants for them.

Before I continue, let us pray:

Father, in the name of our Lord Jesus, Your victory and Your success are upon us.

Your goodness is ours. You open our eyes to see. And Lord, You have called us to

this ministry that we may hold this ministry and push it so that many may be

saved in this world through us, and that they may see Your kingdom. Lord, open

the eyes of everyone joining in. In Jesus' mighty name, Amen.

Today, I want to share something that many of us may not understand—what we

wrestle against and why we ought to do certain things. When we talk about

prayer, many people just pray because they want their miracle to happen. But

there are so many things that we must come to understand.

Now, in Genesis 6, the Bible tells us that the offspring of angels did extraordinary

things on the earth. They built cities and were giants. As they died, because their

spirits were not human, these spirits became known as demons. Now, you have to

understand, there are demons and there are fallen angels. I want to share with

you in 10-30 minutes where demons come from. Demons are the offspring of the

union of humans and angels. The offspring that were born out of them are called

demons because they had a human body but not a human spirit, so they had to

start roaming around.

They would neither go to hell nor heaven because there was no place created for

them. When they went to hell, they would punish those that were there because

the legal condemnation was not yet given to them. I hope you are learning

something, and I'm taking you deeper to understand certain things today, so that

you may understand why we must take everything seriously. Glory, hallelujah.