When the Devil Gets Loud

Ever notice how the attacks get worse when you try to get closer to God? The devil isn’t loud because he’s powerful — he’s loud because he’s threatened. In this episode, we expose why spiritual warfare increases, how the enemy uses fear and distraction, and how to stand firm in Jesus when the battle hits hardest.

Episode Transcript

(00:00):
When the devil gets loud, it’s not because he’s winning.

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It’s because he’s panicking.
People think spiritual attacks mean God is far away, or that something is wrong with them.
But most of the time, the opposite is true.
The attack increases because the enemy sees what God is doing in your life,
and he’s trying to stop it before you notice the breakthrough.
The devil doesn’t waste bullets.

(00:23):
He shoots when he’s threatened.
If you were still dead in sin,still distracted,still lukewarm,
still blind — he wouldn’t fight you this hard.
He gets loud when you start waking up.
He gets loud when your eyes start opening.
He gets loud when you decide to walk away from the world and toward Jesus.

Think about it (00:42):
The moment you choose purity, temptation gets louder.
The moment you choose truth, confusion hits harder.
The moment you decide to pray, your mind gets flooded with noise.
The moment you start reading the Word, distraction shows up.
The moment you’re about to surrender, fear starts screaming.
Why?

(01:03):
Because the devil knows what happens if you get close to Jesus.
Freedom.
Clarity.
Healing.
Deliverance.
A renewed mind.
A life he can’t control anymore.
Attack is a sign of movement.
Opposition is a sign of direction.
Pressure is a sign of growth.
The devil is loud because he sees your potential before you do.

(01:25):
He sees the calling on your life.
He sees the anointing God put inside you.
He sees the chains that are about to break.
He sees the generational cycles that are about to end with you.
So he tries fear.
He tries doubt.
He tries guilt.
He tries shame.
He tries confusion.
He tries distraction.

(01:46):
He tries voices that sound like your own.

But here’s the truth the devil never wants you to know (01:48):
His roar is fake.
His power is limited.
His time is short.
And Jesus already defeated him.
The only thing the enemy can do is lie and hope you believe it.
When the devil gets loud, you don’t run from God — you run to Him.
You get in the secret place.

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You open the Bible.
You worship until the atmosphere shifts.
You pray until your spirit gets stronger than your emotions.
You speak the Word out loud, because demons hate Scripture.
Every time Jesus was tempted, He didn’t have a conversation with the devil.
He used the Word.
“It is written.
” When you speak Scripture, you’re not talking into the air — you’re swinging a sword.

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This battle isn’t meant to scare you.
It’s meant to wake you up.
To strengthen you.
To train you.
To make you dangerous.
Because a believer who knows how to fight is a believer the enemy fears.
So if the devil has been loud… If the attacks have been intense… If the confusion has been heavy… If the temptation has been aggressive… It’s because you’re getting closer to Jesus than you realize.

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This isn’t the time to back down.
This isn’t the time to retreat.
This isn’t the time to go silent.
Stand your ground.
Speak the Word.
Worship louder than the attack.
Pray deeper than the fear.
Fix your eyes on Jesus, the One who already crushed the enemy under His feet.
The devil gets loud before he loses.

(03:17):
He always has.
He always will.
Hold your position.
You’re almost at breakthrough.
In Jesus’ name.