Satan and Lucifer are not the same entity. Most people never learn this because tradition blends them together, but linguistically and mythologically, they come from completely different sources. Lucifer means “Bright Morning Star, son of the dawn.” It’s a title of radiance, illumination, and rising consciousness. In the Old Testament, the word Lucifer was used as a poetic insult toward the king of Babylon — essentially calling him a “false light,” someone who thought he was divine but had falle

If a man doesn’t lead his family, someone else will. And too often, it’s Satan—twisting roles, causing confusion, and breaking God’s design for the home. | Mark Driscoll