Resist demons, don’t negotiate with them!
Peace with demons means they’ve won.
Peace with demons is only an illusion, if even that. Demons always intend evil. Demons will always harass and oppress. Any peace with demons assumes trust in treacherous beings.
I refuse to make peace with any demons.
“Resist the devil, and he will flee from you” (James 4:7).
Reading:
What does the Bible mean when it talks about offense?
What does it take to offend me? And why?
How do I mature beyond taking offense?
Am I sufficiently generous (and Biblical) in accepting others in the kingdom, even the one who “followeth not us”?
Which do I fear more: Erring on the side of acceptance or erring on the side of rejection?
“Offend one of these little ones” — What is he talking about? And who?
How can I know whether or not I have offended someone in God’s perspective?
How do I know which of these verses not to take literally?
What is my present status of saltiness?
Is there no hope for seasoning salt-free salt?
How high will I go in my bid for “peace one with another”?
Which do I treasure most: peace, my rights, being right, truth?