Oppose & Fight
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Greetings in Jesus Name! In this season, we are depending on the Lord for every relationship problem we have. More the closer you are to a person, the more difficult it is to sort out the wrinkles in the relationship. But with God’s strength, we can overcome every challenge! Be confident that no weapon formed against you shall prosper.
In Psalm 35:1, David prays, “O Lord, fight for me! Harass the hecklers; accuse my accusers.
Fight those who fight against me.” As David is the king of the nation, the enemies of the nation have turned into his enemies. They look at David as their target and aims to destroy him.
The enemy knows how you can bring Glory to God through your life which is why He is fighting you and leads you to many wrong ways. David was confused and asked the Lord why they are attacking him? David makes a scriptural prayer for the Lord to fight for Him and lead him.
When we are attacked by enemies it is not necessarily because we are but that enemy could know what we are capable of. Share on XIn the New Testament, Jesus fought spiritual battles and not physical battles but the spiritual victories will turn to physical victories. We do not necessarily face physical battles but also spiritual battles. He has given us authority and deliverance, and we can shame all the spiritual forces that fight us. There are spiritual enemies behind the physical enemies.
Release the Grace of God upon your life to fight the spirit against the enemies. Have the confidence because God is with you and fighting for you. When you come out of the battle victorious, everyone will experience the victory with you!
Don’t give up! Stay Strong!
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