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When You Want To Explain Yourself…

📌When You Want to Explain Yourself

 

📖 “The LORD will fight for you; you need only to be still.”

— Exodus 14:14

 

 

Sometimes the hardest burden to carry isn’t injustice itself — it’s the weight of not being understood.

 

You want to explain.

You want to clear things up.

You want people to know your heart.

 

But often, the more you explain, the more tangled it becomes.

 

The enemy loves to bait sincere believers into endless conversations, hoping that your words will become your trap. Continue reading

Keep Going, Faithful One

Keep Going, Faithful One

This morning I listened to Andrew Wommack teach on Paul’s thorn in the flesh. During his message, he said something that resonated deeply with me:

*“You know, I love what I do. I’m so thrilled that God has called me to share the Good News and tell people about Him. It’s the greatest thing, I think, that could ever happen in the world—to be used by God to see someone’s life changed, to see their body healed, to see them saved and come into relationship with the Lord. It’s awesome—I love it. But if I were only in this for the praise and applause of people, there are other things I could do that would be much easier.

I’ve been vilified. I’ve been threatened with death. I’ve been kidnapped. I get hate mail. All kinds of things come my way.

There are hardships that go along with ministry. Just the fact that God is using me makes me a target for the devil. Satan inspires people to attack, to vent, to oppose—and that’s what Paul was talking about. He mentioned four specific hardships that clearly refer to this kind of spiritual resistance.”*

That’s exactly how my heart feels. Continue reading

Warfare That Begins Early in Life

Warfare That Begins Early In Life
Jentezen Franklin

Unusual warfare early in life is not a coincidence. It’s not bad luck. It’s not because you were born into the wrong family or because you weren’t strong enough to fight back, it’s because from the moment you came into this world something about your life made hell nervous.

The enemy doesn’t waste his time attacking people who don’t carry purpose.

He doesn’t launch full-blown assaults against the ordinary. He goes after the ones who are marked, the ones with a mantle, the ones who if they ever discover who they really are will break chains, shift atmospheres, and set generations free.

 

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