Spiritual Warfare
In any war, it is good to know who your enemy is and what his ultimate goal in the war is?
The pursuit of spiritual wisdom is to become wiser than our enemy
If the Lord longs for our obedience, the enemy will do all to prevent us from obeying.
Prayer is our most powerful weapon at war.
Working from a strong backline is important when going out to war, one needs solid backup. Working with what we know from God, provides such a solid backline.
The enemy does not have any new strategies, so knowing how he operates helps to recognise his activity in our life, as well as enable us to win back ground he had taken from us.
Another age old strategy of the enemy to destroy marriages, families, churches, businesses, friendships etc. It is important to recognise the strategies he uses in order to mount up a counterattack.
Sometimes our best strategy in life is to regularly withdraw from battle in order to advance in life. Jesus did it, and so should we.
Nothing undermines our position on the battlefield, or our spiritual growth than strife.
If life it is important to know who you can count on, and who not! This is even more important on a battlefield.
What to do when a situation seems impossible and there is no way forward?
It is important to be awake to the times and seasons you are in. To recognise which battle is raging in the all out war.
Recent blogs on Spiritual Warfare
The Voices in My Head
With all the voices in our heads in dialogue, how do we discern who is speaking?
Reasons We Don’t Pray
I wish I did pray as often as I would like to. Wouldn’t you? To be characterized by prayer and to be totally confident that when I say to someone “I will pray for you,” [...]
Withdraw and Advance
A life strategy for the battle of life is to withdraw before we advance.
Wakey wakey
Are you awake to the times you are living in? Are you awake to the season of life you are finding yourself in? How is this impacting your prayer and faith life?
Refuge and Strength
How can God become my refuge and my strength?
My Flesh and My Heart Fail
When the flesh and the heart fail, where do we go?
