coming for all of us. Some of the best self knowledge you can have is how does he come at me? Paul told Timothy to keep watch on your doctrine and yourself. Keep watch on yourself. Timothy know you right. He's going to come at you know how he does it. He calls it a lure. What do you do with a lure? You present it and you want to get the fishes attention and not just his attention. You to stir his affections, right? You want to break him off mid conversation with his fish buddies? So maybe you get one that looks like a frog and swim it by so it looks wounded and delicious. And you want his attention and his affections and when he enacts the will, you got it. And he never even saw the hook. And he had no idea there was a sentient being behind this whole operation. But some of you may go, a frog? That's what turns you on? Gross. Like you're into that? I don't even know how you can really call yourself a fish if you're into that because that's disgusting. That's fine. He just gets a different lure for you and you go, ooh, shiny, and off you go. Each one is tempted. The best self -knowledge you can have is how does he come at me. Sun Tzu said in the art of war, if you know your enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know neither your enemy nor yourself, you will succumb to every battle. This is how he works. So what do we do in response? Let me give you three things. Number one is we eliminate the moment. Jesus said to his disciples in Matthew 26, watch and pray that you may not enter into temptation. Notice where he draws the battle line.