Tag: SpiritualWarefare
-
What if the mountain standing in your way isn’t nearly as powerful as you think? ⛰️⚡ This morning, the Lord gave me a Gem about dividing mountains *asunder*. I actually had to look up that word because it’s certainly not one I normally use! LOL! And guess what it means? To be forcefully torn or…
-
She thought her story was over—but God intervened. Christina Stone shares her powerful testimony of miraculous deliverance, complete surrender to Jesus, forgiveness, restored relationships, and discovering that no life is beyond God’s restoring power. 💎 ✨Listen Now!
-
The battle is real—and complacency is not neutral. We don’t have to deliberately walk away from God to drift from Him. Sometimes we simply get comfortable, distracted, and stop intentionally choosing Him. Stay awake. Guard your heart. Resist complacency. Keep choosing Jesus. ❤️ “If you think you are standing strong, be careful not to fall.”…
-
When we hear the words spiritual warfare, one of two things often happens. Some people scoff at it as though it isn’t real, while others immediately picture dramatic battles between good and evil. The truth is, neither response gives us a complete biblical picture. Spiritual warfare is real, and it must be acknowledged if we expect…
-
One thing I’ve learned over the years is that when the Lord continues repeating the same message, I need to stop and pay close attention. For the past seven devotionals, every Gem He has given me has pointed back to the same theme: caring for those who are hurting. Seven days. One message. I don’t…
-
Someone around you is fighting a battle you’ll never see. Behind many smiles are hidden struggles, fear, anxiety, and despair. As followers of Christ, we’re called to do more than notice—we’re called to pray, encourage, and lovingly point people to Jesus. You may never know how God uses your kindness or your prayers to change…
-
We often ask God to help us fight our battles, but how often do we stop to realize He already has? The cross was not simply an act of love. It was an act of war. Jesus stepped onto a battlefield we could never win. He took on sin, death, hell, and the grave itself.…
