Needless Casualties of War

Ask God to give His Church a greater release of conviction of sin, judgment, righteousness, peace, comfort, and a greater measure of the fear of God

Remember to take time to remind God of His promises made in Scripture (Isaiah 62:6-7) and to demonstrate the fullness of your faith and trust in Him.

Pray that your heart does not harden, that your mind and understanding do not become darkened (Ephesians 4:18); and that your emotions do not become impenitent through jaded perceptions or by taking God’s glory for granted (Mark 6:52); pray that your soul does not wither by the continued willful commitment of sin (Hebrews 3:15).

5. Pray that you will have continual fellowship with God the Father and Jesus Christ through the blessing of the Holy Spirit (Philippians 2:1).

6. Pray in the Spirit often (Romans 8:26-27; 1 Corinthians

Pray that you will be filled with the spirit of wisdom and revelation in the knowledge of God (Ephesians 1:17).

3. Pray that your eyes of understanding will be enlightened and that you will know the hope of your calling in Jesus (Ephesians 1:18).

Pray that your prophetic and intercessory gifts will portray the testimony of Jesus (Revelation 19:10)

HEALING BALM FOR THE EYES

If you have gifts of intercessory prayer and discernment of spirits, be careful to focus on God and not on Satan and his kingdom

Only intense, persevering prayer overcomes worldliness and unrighteousness, both inside and outside of the Church. Furthermore, it involves the following:

Praying fervently–James 5:16

Praying persistently–Luke 11:8

Praying purely–Psalm 24:3-4

Praying faithfully–Luke 18:8

We do not win the battle by becoming like the enemy

Putting on the armor of God is a poetic way of saying, “I choose to examine anything in my life that is impure.”

But we want to give the Lord opportunity to reveal in us what needs to be exposed, for our own protection and sanctification (Romans 15:14; 1 Corinthians 12:25; Ephesians 4:2)