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Spirit Compromise
Behold, I will put a spirit in him so that he will hear a rumor and return to his own land. And I will make him fall by the sword in his own land.
– 2 Kings 19:7 AMP
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Often in our lives, we face valley through problem after problem and wonder why we go through them? It is simply because we have failed to see or notice the unattended doors we have opened to the enemy in the spirit realm.
In 2 Kings 19:7, bible says that there was a man who was supposed to go out and fight in the battlefield but he failed to guard his spirit and because of that he was attacked by a spirit that brought him negative rumours and information and when he started to believe those lies and negative information, it caused him to not go to the battlefield and fight, but instead it caused him to go back to his own land where he lost his life.
The enemy is very strategic and plans on taking us back to our old ways and not fulfill our God given destiny but we should also know that enemy cannot come unless we allow him.
So let us take time off and inspect if we have opened any door to the enemy, have we guarded our spirit well with the Word and have we put on the armour of God so that we dont allow the enemy to come and take us away from our destiny.
Prayer: Lord I pray that right now that there will be a change, an increase and an elevation in the spirit realm to everyone listening to this podcast. And let there be total victory and total transformation in every challenge they face. Amen.
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