Participants: Benjamin Middleton, Ryan St. Hillaire
Series Code: V
Program Code: V000028
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00:12 The weapons of our warfare are not carnal,
00:15 but mighty in God 00:17 for the pulling down of strongholds. 00:20 We do not wrestle against flesh and blood 00:23 but against principalities, against powers, 00:26 against the rulers of darkness of this age. 00:31 Do not be conformed to this world 00:33 but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. 00:38 Physical training is of some value 00:40 but Godliness has value for all things. 00:45 The Ephesians 6 tells that 00:47 we're in the middle of a huge war. 00:49 That enemy is subjected to you in His name. 00:52 You will be amazed at the power of truth in your life. 00:56 Warplans. 01:11 If any man be in Christ, he is a new creation. 01:16 We've all heard, they said before, 01:18 but what does it really mean to be in Christ? 01:21 And what is this new creation, 01:24 this new identity that we're given? 01:27 In a war, if we don't know our identity, 01:30 what side we're on and what our role and rank is, 01:34 we won't know what to do or how to engage and fight. 01:40 The colors on a soldier uniform designate his side. 01:44 The insignia on a soldier's uniform designate his rank. 01:48 When a high ranking officer walks 01:50 into a room full of soldiers, guess what happens? 01:54 But we see this everyday. 01:56 Let's have a contest between a police officer 01:59 in a uniform verses a random dude on the street. 02:03 Both of them walk out into the street 02:06 and raise their hand in a stopping motion. 02:09 What happens? 02:10 People might stop 02:11 for the random dude on the street, 02:13 but mostly it depends on how random the random dude is. 02:17 Now wait, let's just say that the random dude 02:21 on the street actually is a police officer. 02:26 He could walk out on to the street to direct traffic 02:29 and people still might ignore him, 02:31 because he's not in uniform. 02:34 You see, he hasn't asserted his identity 02:37 as a police officer. 02:40 Our identity as Christians 02:42 is sort of like the officers uniform, 02:45 only what we wear is more than just a uniform. 02:49 It's a whole new creation 02:51 and it commands respect in a realm 02:54 that we can't see with the human eyes. 02:57 "Put on Christ," the bible says, 03:00 "for we are all sons of God, 03:03 through faith, in Christ Jesus." 03:05 This is our identity. 03:09 But how do we put on, or take an identity 03:12 that is a person. 03:15 Well, I can tell you what it doesn't mean. 03:18 There's a story in the Bible about 03:20 some not so lucky people who tried to put on Christ, 03:24 thinking it was just a uniform they could wear. 03:28 Unfortunately, in the spiritual realm, 03:31 a uniform doesn't command respect in itself. 03:36 In the book of Acts, some dudes called 03:38 the son's Sceva, tried to cast out demons, 03:42 saying, we exorcise you 03:44 by the Jesus whom Paul preaches. 03:48 Wait, the Jesus whom Paul preaches? 03:51 You mean the Jesus who said that 03:53 we are a part of His body? 03:55 The Jesus who said that we abide in Him and Him in us, 04:00 the Jesus who Paul talked about when he said 04:03 that I know longer live 04:05 but Jesus Christ now lives in me. 04:09 Guys, being the friend of a four star general 04:13 isn't gonna get you a single salute 04:16 when walk into a room 04:18 and it didn't help these guys out either. 04:21 We're told that the demons spoke through man 04:24 and said, Jesus, I know 04:27 and Paul, I know, but who are you? 04:31 And then it says that he leaped on them 04:34 and they ran out of the house, naked and wounded. 04:38 If you're a child of God with Christ dwelling in you, 04:42 the enemy is subjected to you in His name. 04:46 Jesus said to us, I give unto you, 04:50 power to tread upon serpents and scorpions 04:53 and over all the power of the enemy. 04:57 This is why it's so important for us 05:00 to claim and know our identity. 05:04 Now here's the catch, in the same way 05:06 that a soldier can't defect to his enemies camp 05:10 and keep his old uniform insignia 05:13 and objectives, a soldier of Christ 05:16 can't put on his new identity 05:19 if he insist on holding on to his old one. 05:25 So it is with us. 05:27 When we think about our identity, 05:29 we need to consider two things. 05:32 First of all, who and whose we are 05:36 and second of all, who and whose we are not. 05:40 And if we are Christ, then we are not our own 05:44 and we are definitely not the enemies. 05:48 Paul says, "Put on the Lord Jesus Christ 05:52 and make no provision 05:54 for the flesh to fulfill its lusts." 05:58 The new creation, no longer identifies itself 06:02 with the prince of the power of the air. 06:05 This is why the creation is no just a new uniform. 06:12 So let's make this practical, there are three basics steps 06:16 that we need to put on our new identity. 06:19 They are Claim, Renounce and Live. 06:24 So first, we claim our new identity in Christ, 06:29 search out and believe His promises, 06:33 know that you are child of God, 06:36 justify, redeemed and forgiven. 06:40 Literally, search and learn about 06:43 and memorize who you are in Christ. 06:47 But don't wait until you understand everything 06:50 or feel any different to claim those promises. 06:54 The Bible says that while we were God's enemies, 06:57 we were reconciled to God, through the death of His son. 07:02 You can have your new identity right now. 07:07 Secondly, renounce your old identity, 07:11 don't try to do this as the first step. 07:14 You can't genuinely let go of your old identity 07:18 unless you first have a new one to take on. 07:21 Ask God to show you exactly what this means for you. 07:27 Command the enemy to release you 07:29 from your old way of life. 07:32 Let go of anything that involves the occult 07:35 any lies that you've lived or believed 07:38 and anything that has become more important to you than God. 07:43 Finally, live free, everyday, 07:46 by asking Christ to keep you in Him. 07:50 The war is not over, the enemy will always be 07:55 at your doorstep, to try and find a way 07:57 to entice you back into his camp. 08:01 Everyday, remind yourself 08:04 and the enemy that you are God's. 08:08 Literally, learn and memorize the verses 08:12 that remind you, who you are in Christ, 08:16 believe them, live them and learn to submit to them. 08:21 If you're ready to engage this tactic, 08:24 pray and read this prayer with me. 08:27 Lord Jesus, I accept my identity as a child of God, 08:34 and I claim the authority over all the power of the enemy. 08:40 Bring to my mind anything that does not honor You 08:45 and set me free from the powers that hold me there. 08:49 I believe that he who the Son sets free, 08:53 he is free indeed. 08:56 I ask these things in Your name Jesus, 09:00 because You promised that we can ask anything 09:04 in Your name and You will do it. 09:08 In Jesus name we pray, amen. 09:27 Our habits are like autopilot. 09:29 We are able to make decisions 09:31 and perform tasks without actually thinking about them. 09:34 This can be a most handy feature for our bodies 09:38 because it essentially allows the brains power 09:40 to be redirected to things that are more important. 09:44 Let me give you an example, 09:45 every morning in my senior year, 09:47 I would drive to the university. 09:49 It was about a 20 minute drive. 09:51 My mind wasn't thinking about driving, 09:53 I was thinking about my schedule, 09:55 my appointments, what classes I had, 09:57 when they started, when they ended, 09:59 what other things I might have to do through out the day. 10:01 Meanwhile, my body is performing 10:03 pretty complex tasks, turning left, turning right, 10:06 merging into traffic, speeding up, slowing down. 10:09 All of these things that are very important 10:11 but it's not requiring any brain power of mine. 10:14 Now who does that work? 10:15 This is how habits work. It's called autopilot. 10:18 You don't need to think about it, 10:20 you just do it, it's programmed in. 10:23 But how does autopilot get programmed in? 10:26 It's actually really simple, repeated, conscious action, 10:30 gradually becomes a habit. 10:31 Researches at MIT have found that repeated actions 10:35 create neural patterns in the basal ganglia. 10:38 It's the central core of the brain. 10:40 Each action causes a string of neurons to fire 10:43 and that data is saved into the brain. 10:45 So that the next time you are faced 10:47 with the same decision or a similar one, 10:50 the data of your past actions is retrieved 10:52 and this makes you more likely to repeat 10:55 the last action you performed. 10:59 Imagine you're in a big, wide, open field 11:01 and you want to get from one side to the other. 11:04 The field is filled with tall grass 11:06 and so you're gonna walk alone, trampling the grass down, 11:09 avoiding the thorns and avoiding the rocks 11:12 and get to the other side of the field. 11:14 Now what happens the next time you want to go to that field? 11:17 You take the same pathway that you started, 11:20 trampling down the grass 11:21 and there's not as much resistance. 11:23 Each time you come to the field, 11:24 you're gonna keep on traveling that same pathway. 11:27 And eventually when there's nothing but dirt left, 11:30 you've got a complete pathway. 11:33 You know, the researchers have found that 11:35 not only does your brain store the information about 11:38 the pathway that you traveled 11:40 but it also stores the context of that action. 11:44 This means that even if you create a new habit 11:46 of doing something, if later on you're presented 11:48 with the same context that triggered your old habit, 11:52 you are more likely to return to your old course of action. 11:57 This context can be anything from a location, 12:00 to a group of people, a time of day, 12:03 the type of weather, the seasons or anything else 12:06 that was stored as that scene 12:09 that triggered the habit in your life. 12:12 You see, it's not just about our habits as we may think, 12:15 it's also about the contexts of those habits. 12:18 See the brain does not store this 12:20 as two separate piece of information, 12:22 they're stored together as one piece of data. 12:26 So we need to pay as much attention 12:28 to the things surrounding our habits like environments 12:31 and choices as we pay to the habits themselves, 12:34 if we're really going to change them. 12:35 Because these things are stored together. 12:38 We've just looked at the formation of habits. 12:41 Habits are like the terrain of the war, 12:44 in a war who ever controls the terrain, 12:47 gain's the advantages that that terrain has to offer. 12:51 The terrain can work for you or it can work against you. 12:55 How can it work against you? 12:57 Well, you know your bad habits, better than I do, 13:00 but let's just look at a few common ones. 13:02 When the devil gains hold of this terrain, 13:05 he sets up camp and we get into the habit 13:08 of being angry when things happen that we dislike. 13:11 We can fall into depression over things we don't control, 13:14 we find ourselves struggling with sexual temptation 13:17 and we cant' control our appetite or desires 13:20 what ever it is we want, 13:21 movies, music, video games or food. 13:24 We find ourselves helpless to resist, 13:27 no matter how hard we try to break free, 13:29 seems like that autopilot always kicks in. 13:32 And we always end up falling, where we want to stand. 13:37 Habits can work for us though 13:39 just as easily as they can work against us. 13:41 Let's look at some of the things that can happen, 13:43 when God controls the terrain. 13:45 You can get into the habit of praying all the time, 13:48 especially when a problem arises, 13:50 you can find yourself driven to study the Bible. 13:53 You can find yourself sharing with others, 13:56 without ever having to think about it. 13:58 And you can find yourself loving naturally, 14:00 no matter what happens. 14:03 Remember, that whoever controls this terrain 14:06 gains the advantages of autopilot. 14:09 Now let's make this practical, how can we make sure that 14:12 autopilot works for us and not against us? 14:15 How can we be sure that 14:17 God controls this terrain in our lives? 14:19 A key to remember, is that you won't find success 14:22 attempting to stop a habit. 14:25 Imagine with me that there is this little village 14:28 and this village has a problem because every time it rains, 14:31 the water washing down off the mountains 14:33 and destroys their village. 14:35 So what should they do? 14:36 Should they direct their energy 14:37 and trying to make it stop raining? 14:40 Oh, no, that would be foolish, the better thing to do 14:43 is to redirect that water somewhere else. 14:47 There are four simple steps 14:49 that you can take to change your habits. 14:52 First, find the habit cause, 14:54 if you find yourself habitually doing something, 14:57 ask yourself why are you doing it? 14:58 Search through your memory 15:00 and find the first time you did it. 15:01 And find out why you did it. 15:04 Next, find the context, 15:06 what are the triggers of the habit? 15:08 Is it being alone? Is it being in a crowd? 15:11 Could it be a person or certain type of people? 15:13 Is it your location? 15:15 Is it the time of day or night? Is it even stress related? 15:18 Find those contexts because that data is stored 15:21 right along with the programmed response. 15:24 Stay on the look out because this will be 15:26 your warning mechanism to let you know 15:28 when autopilot is going to kick in. 15:31 And this will allow you to strike first. 15:33 Now third, find a replacement for your habit, 15:36 you'll have exponentially greater success 15:39 if you don't try to stop a habit. 15:42 Find something to do instead, 15:43 find something that will engage that energy 15:46 that's programmed to be spent on autopilot. 15:49 And last, repeat the replacement. 15:52 Habits are formed by repeated, conscience actions. 15:56 After you've found the cause and context, 15:58 what makes you do what you do and why you do it, 16:02 repeat the replacement each time the habit 16:04 is about to kick in. 16:06 Now don't get discourage when you fail, 16:08 find out why you failed, 16:10 and then redouble your efforts to succeed. 16:12 In as little as 30 days, 16:14 you can expect your new habits to take route. 16:18 Just remember to take it once step at a time, 16:20 one day at a time, one choice at a time. 16:24 When it comes to this terrain, the battle will be intense. 16:29 The enemy knows the advantages that he's going to lose 16:32 and he'd rather not lose them, but God is your ally. 16:35 Turn to Him for strength, you can't do this alone 16:39 but your ally has far more experience 16:41 and He can ensure your victory. 16:43 So be on guard, be alert, the war still rages on. 16:48 So plan wisely. 17:03 In the beginning, the world was perfect. 17:06 Now it's not so perfect. 17:09 We know that there was the fall of Satan. 17:12 But what concerns us now is the fall of man. 17:16 How did we become fallen? 17:20 In a war, understanding our 17:23 as well as the enemies disposition, 17:25 that is how and why we got here, 17:29 can help us to renew our loyalties 17:31 and inspire us with purpose. 17:35 In the beginning, Satan told three lies 17:39 but he started within an insinuation 17:42 of the restrictiveness of God, 17:45 a gross misrepresentation of God's character. 17:49 However, it was only a suggestion. 17:52 Has God really said that you shall not eat 17:55 of any of the trees of the garden? 17:58 By stretching the requirement of God 18:00 to something ridiculous, he created in-roads 18:04 to engage Eve in a discussion she was not expecting. 18:09 This was the enemies' perfect intro. 18:13 It's like someone going to a McDonald's employee 18:17 and saying, so I hear you guys kill 18:21 over a million people every year, from heart disease. 18:25 However, this statement isn't true. 18:28 While heart disease actually is the number 18:31 one cause of death for Americans, 18:33 there's actually no direct link between McDonalds and death. 18:38 But now this dude is thinking about the relationship 18:43 between death and McDonald's food. 18:46 There is also no direct link 18:48 between God and restrictiveness, 18:51 yet the devils statement, whether true or not, 18:55 produces a thought never present before. 19:00 It's called inception. 19:03 Normally you wouldn't think about it. 19:06 Now you can stop an incepted idea, 19:09 if you immediately trace the idea back to the source 19:13 and recognize where it came from 19:15 but if you don't, it becomes your very own thoughts. 19:21 Remember what the serpents said, 19:23 has God really said that you should not eat 19:27 of any of the trees in the garden? 19:30 If Eve gave that comment even a second thought, 19:33 boom, inception. 19:37 There is a possibility that God is restrictive, consider it. 19:43 But check this out. 19:44 Eve had to engage in conversation 19:47 with the enemy for him to plant that idea. 19:51 And here's the killer, 19:52 interaction leads to influence, 19:56 whether we recognize that there are lies there or not. 19:59 You see, the serpent didn't start off 20:01 with a full bred lie right away, he planted seed. 20:07 So let's recap on what's happening here, 20:09 there was this tree right, this tree was called 20:13 the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. 20:17 If you think about it, even today, 20:19 evil is never really a pure bred evil. 20:23 It's usually mixed up with something 20:25 that's mostly good. 20:27 So this girl walks up to the tree of the knowledge 20:30 of good in evil and she stands there, 20:33 looking and listening. 20:35 And the longer she stands there, 20:37 the more she begins lusting over the knowledge of evil. 20:42 She starts desiring a new experience, 20:46 an experience outside of what God gave her. 20:50 As though this experience could somehow offer 20:53 some sort of fulfillment. 20:55 Guys, this tree is not where the answers or at. 21:01 Being following means we have a disposition 21:04 to lust over the knowledge of evil. 21:08 But the knowledge of evil can never fulfill 21:11 the desires of our heart. 21:13 God tells us, through the prophet Jeremiah, 21:16 my people have committed two sins. 21:19 They have forsaken me, the spring of living water 21:23 and they have dug their own cisterns, 21:26 broken cisterns that cannot hold water. 21:30 So let's make this practical, we need to choose to recognize 21:34 that sin is something that starts in the mind, 21:38 as a thought or a feeling. 21:41 But their thoughts and feelings 21:42 that originated with the father of lies, 21:46 these thoughts and feelings 21:48 develop into a desire for the knowledge of evil. 21:52 The more we contemplate them, the stronger they become. 21:56 We are already fallen 21:58 and it will seem as though are very minds will lie to us. 22:03 We're told in Genesis 3, 22:05 that Eve is saw the tree was good for food, 22:09 that it was pleasant to the eyes 22:11 and a tree desirable to make one lie. 22:14 And then, she took of its fruit and ate, 22:18 she also gave to her husband with her and he ate. 22:22 But how many of those things were actually true? 22:26 It may have been pleasant to the eyes 22:28 and it may have given her some nutrition 22:31 but did it make her any wiser to sin against God? 22:37 You see, the devil caused Eve to fall, 22:40 through her appetite 22:42 and he does the same thing to us, today. 22:47 We see something that promises joy 22:49 and in our minds we think, dude, my lust is all over that. 22:55 But after we get it, if we really think about it, 22:59 did that thing make us a better person? 23:02 Did it bring us any closer to God? 23:05 Did it benefit us in any way 23:07 that will have eternal consequences? 23:11 Sin has not benefited this world one bit. 23:17 Unfortunately, as the fallen, that's exactly where our hearts 23:21 and our minds are set. 23:24 But we can stand, 23:26 we can stand by asking God to help us to recognize 23:30 and to reject any thoughts that contradict His character. 23:36 Don't reason with these thoughts, 23:38 just turn away from the tree. 23:41 Set your eyes on Christ and keep them there. 23:45 Simply trust His word, that what He says 23:48 and what He's already given us, is best. 23:52 No improvements or modifications are necessary. 23:57 "May God himself, the God of peace, 24:00 sanctify you through and through. 24:03 May your whole spirit, soul and body 24:07 be kept blameless at the coming of our lord Jesus Christ." 24:28 You cannot walk in a straight line, 24:31 it's actually been scientifically proven. 24:33 A group of scientist got together 24:34 and did a series of experiments to determine 24:37 whether or not people are capable 24:38 of walking in straight lines. 24:40 Guess what they found out? 24:42 We can't. 24:44 They took a group of test subjects 24:45 and they blindfolded each one of them individually 24:48 and told them all they had to do 24:50 was walking a straight line for about an hour. 24:53 Let's see what happens. 24:54 The first guy goes off kind of straight 24:57 and starts to deviate, wander around in circles. 25:00 The second person does something very similar, 25:03 they tired even a third person from a different location 25:06 and the third person got just as lost as the rest. 25:09 Nobody could stay in a straight line. 25:13 So what's the problem? 25:15 Does it have something to do 25:16 with being right handed or left handed 25:19 or may be one leg short than the other leg? 25:21 No, none of those. 25:22 Actually the answer is very simple, 25:24 we cannot walk straight 25:26 unless we have an external reference point. 25:29 We need something external to tell where we are, 25:32 we need something like sunlight 25:34 or may be the stars or the mountain or some trees 25:37 to let us know where we are. 25:38 Without these external guides, 25:40 we're doomed to wander around in circles. 25:44 People have been testing this for at least 60 years 25:46 and they always come to the same conclusion. 25:49 They've tested people walking, they've had people swimming, 25:52 even have people blind folded driving 25:55 and they always go around in circles. 25:58 The conclusion remains the same, 26:00 without some kind of light or some kind of landmark 26:03 or even some kind of compass, 26:05 we always wander around in circles. 26:08 We need something that doesn't move or change, 26:12 we need a truth. 26:15 And now just like we wander around in this physical world 26:18 if we don't a guide, 26:20 the same thing is true in the spiritual world. 26:23 Ephesian 6 tells us that 26:25 we're in the middle of our huge war 26:27 against the powers of darkness 26:29 and it tells us the first thing that we need to make sure that 26:31 we have is the belt of truth. 26:35 Now what is the truth? 26:36 Jesus said in John 17, 26:39 "Sanctify them through your truth, 26:42 your word is truth." 26:45 Hebrew 4:12 says 26:47 "For the word of God is alive and active. 26:50 Sharper than any double-edged sword, 26:53 it penetrates even to dividing soul and spirit, 26:57 joint and marrow. 26:58 It judges the thoughts and attitudes of the heart." 27:03 Now the word "judges" here is translated 27:05 from the Greek word "kritikos", this means that the word 27:08 is able to critically evaluate our thoughts and feelings. 27:13 The truth tells us whether or not 27:16 what we are feeling or whether or not 27:18 what we are thinking is in harmony 27:20 with what God has said. 27:22 The truth of what God said 27:24 must supersede our own ability to perceive our reality. 27:29 And you know, there's a story that 27:30 perfectly illustrates this, the children of Israel 27:32 are headed for the Promise Land 27:34 and they end up down by the red sea. 27:36 Just take a look at it. 27:38 As you remember, red sea is in front of them, 27:40 cliffs on two sides and Pharoah's army 27:42 coming up behind them to destroy them. 27:45 But God works a miracle and He sends a wall of fire 27:49 between Pharoah's army and children of Israel 27:51 and then He parts the red sea, so that the children of Israel 27:55 can cross through on dry ground. 27:59 Now what can we learned form this? 28:02 One major thing that we need to realize, 28:04 is that we cannot rely on our senses, 28:07 our feelings and our logic. 28:09 The truth is that God's Word does not change 28:13 and so we need to rely upon His word 28:16 rather than our ability to perceive. 28:19 The truth is that nature will turn out of its course 28:23 before God's word would ever become untrue. 28:26 Now let's make this practical, 28:28 we know that the truth is a very valuable ammunition 28:30 or weapon to have in this war, but how useful is it? 28:34 And how do we use it? 28:35 The truth is that it's a very special weapon 28:38 because our enemy is not only a liar 28:41 but he's the father of lies. 28:43 Jesus said that knowing the truth would set us free. 28:47 So when we know the truth, we're able to see the lies 28:49 for what they are and not be deceived by them. 28:52 But knowing the truth is not enough, 28:54 we need to know how to use the truth. 28:58 Let's look at four things that we can do to use 29:00 this weapon in our next battle. 29:02 Now we know that the Word of God is truth, 29:04 so the first thing you can do is start reading 29:07 the Word of God. 29:09 Search for passages that relate directly 29:12 to the struggle you face. 29:14 For me I know, I struggled a lot 29:15 with trusting God supply my needs, 29:17 so I can look in my Bible concordance, 29:19 or I can look on my Bible on my phone 29:22 or even on appliable on a website 29:24 to find verses that relate directly 29:26 to what I'm struggling with, verses like, 29:29 my God shall supply all of your needs 29:31 according to his riches and glory by Christ Jesus. 29:36 Next, memorize the truth about your struggle. 29:40 Find those verses and start memorizing them. 29:42 Internalize them so that when you're facing a struggle 29:46 you can call them to mind easily. 29:48 I could start memorizing verses from Psalm 107, 29:51 which talks about how much we can depend on God, 29:54 no matter how desperate our situations may be. 29:58 Third, immerse yourself in the truth, 30:01 the first two points have looked at 30:03 how we can know the truth from the Word of God. 30:06 Immerse of yourself in the Word of God 30:08 and also find other reinforcements of the truth, 30:11 listen to songs with lyrics that remind you 30:14 of the truth about your struggle, 30:16 read stories and biographies of people 30:19 who have struggled with what you struggle with 30:21 and find out how they got their victory, 30:23 and share with people 30:24 who can be an encouragement to you. 30:26 In short, make your environment one 30:29 that reminds you about the truth 30:31 regarding your struggle. 30:33 Finally, claim the truth when you face a struggle. 30:37 Our first three points are focused on 30:38 getting the truth into your mind, 30:41 once it's in there, use it. 30:43 Whenever you go into that battle with the enemy, 30:45 pull the truth out, use it, depend on it 30:48 and you will find victory. 30:51 All of these things are imperative, 30:54 if you don't know the truth, you can't use the truth 30:57 and these things may sound kind of simple 30:59 but if you actually do them, you will be amazed 31:02 at the power of truth in your life. 31:05 Again, search for passages 31:07 that directly relate to your struggle. 31:10 Memorize the truth about your struggle, 31:13 immerse yourself in the truth and claim the truth, 31:17 when you faced the struggle and you will find victory. 31:22 Whenever we are faced with situations 31:24 and we don't know whether to side with our logic 31:27 or our feeling or our senses, 31:30 remember, the truth of God Word is the only reliable source, 31:34 so rely upon the truth, the war isn't over. 31:38 So plan wisely. |
Revised 2015-05-06