We’ll be talking about the reality of evil and how Scripture calls us to fight it (Ephesians 6:10-13). Some of us doubt evil truly exists, but the greater problem today seems to be the opposite - how our society identifies evil and especially how we fight it. After all, isn't that how terrorists think? Reduce your enemy to an "us-them narrative" so you can justify heinous acts against them? It seems a given of our current society that we identify our ideological opposites as evil incarnate. In the face of that, the Gospel reminds us there actually is such evil, but it is not merely an "us vs them" problem. So what does the cross tell us about who we fight and how we fight - especially when the problem is often within us? Let's talk about "the Devil's schemes."