In this fourth session from the Unveiling the Unseen Conference, Dr. Randy White of Taos, NM tackles the often-misunderstood topic of spiritual warfare—unpacking what Scripture truly says about Satan’s activity in the world today and in the age to come. The video begins by tracing Satan’s strategic presence across Scripture, revealing a pattern of deception, accusation, and counterfeit religion. Far from being a mythical figure or a symbolic force, Satan emerges in Scripture as a real adversary, progressively revealed as both subtle and systemic in his opposition to God’s truth. Dr. White revisits the Garden of Eden—noting that Satan’s first move was not overt confrontation, but a quiet question: “Did God really say…?” His method has always been deception, not spectacle. In the book of Job, Satan appears as a legal accuser, and in Revelation, as one who accuses believers day and night before God. The session carefully distinguishes between Satan’s heavenly role as an accuser, his earthly influence as the “god of this world,” and his predatory nature, described as a roaring lion, constantly seeking to devour through false teaching, persecution, and moral seduction. Satan, according to Jesus, is not only a liar—but the father of lies, masquerading as light to distort truth even within religious systems. But the heart of this session centers on a unique dispensational insight known as the “Silence of Satan.” Dr. White explains this minority view, which holds that during the current dispensation of grace, Satan is supernaturally restrained—no longer performing overt acts like demonic possession, miraculous signs, or direct interventions. Instead, his influence operates indirectly through false doctrine, corrupted systems, and spiritual blindness—echoing the silence of God during this same era of non-intervention. While most of the Christian world assumes Satan remains actively manifesting through signs and wonders today, Dr. White invites viewers to reconsider that idea through a biblical lens. He clarifies misunderstood passages like 1 Peter 5:8 and 2 Corinthians 11:14, showing they emphasize doctrinal defense, not supernatural confrontation. This approach shifts the focus of spiritual warfare away from deliverance rituals and confrontations with demons, and toward guarding sound doctrine and standing firm in biblical truth. The weapons of warfare, as outlined in Ephesians 6, are defensive and spiritual—not dramatic or mystical. Looking to the future, the video outlines a time when restraint is lifted. Following the rapture, Satan will once again act with supernatural force, empowering the man of sin, orchestrating global deception, and demanding worship through signs and lying wonders. He will ultimately be defeated in stages—bound during the millennium, released briefly, and finally cast into the lake of fire for eternity. Dr. Randy White concludes by reminding believers that today’s spiritual battle is not with demons in the shadows, but with doctrinal deception in the spotlight. In this age of grace, victory is found not in mystical warfare, but in clarity, conviction, and the rightly divided Word of truth.