The proclamation of God set forth Christ's victory, too. While the declaration stated the bruising of Christ's heel, it also pledged another, more severe wound. It pronounced that the seed of the woman would bruise the head of the serpent's seed.

In other words, Christ would crush the serpent's seed with complete victory. Once again the Bible verifies this claim.
Specifically, on numerous occasions, Jesus cast devils out of tormented people (Matthew 9.32; 17.14; Mark 1.23).

Further, He overcame satan's temptations to sin (Matthew 4.1-11). Ultimately, Christ crushed him and put him to open shame on the cross (John 12.30-32; Colossians 2.13-15; Hebrews 2.14). Christ's resurrection from the dead and His ascension to the Father's right hand put Him in authority over all powers and kingdoms, even satan's (Ephesians 1.17-23). In time, Jesus will cast the devil into eternal hell (Matthew 25.41).

These profound truths form the basis for the doctrines concerning Jesus Christ. To err in them sets the course in an ever-widening gap from Biblical truth. Their absence signals the need for spiritual revival.

Where has the Holy Spirit identified their lack in your life? Has He identified your failure to believe these Biblical truths of Christ and to mold your life to them?
To believe them will change your convictions. Their belief causes one to evaluate properly sinful human nature: its complete sinfulness and helplessness before a holy God.

Further, their belief drives one to Jesus Christ for relief from that condition. It leads to profuse praise, honor, and glory to the Father and the Son.