Ephesians 6:18 tells us to pray always, to pray in the Spirit, and, finally, to “pray with all prayer and supplication.” And supplication means asking God for blessing and protection. Why not ask Him today to heap blessings on you and to keep the enemy far away?
Numbers 6:24-26
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Fighting to victory means praying always. We are to pray at all times with a heart posture of submission to the Holy Spirit who gives us the power, guidance, and words of God’s truth that we need. Being submitted to the Holy Spirit means being empowered to fight.
John 16:13; 2 Corinthians 10:5; 2 Timothy 1:7
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To advance in our battles—to fight for our loved ones, —we must be on our knees. In Scripture, God calls us to pray in every season, on every occasion, about everything. Are you persevering in prayer? Are you doing battle on your knees?
Romans 12:12; Ephesians 6:18; 1 Thessalonians 5:17
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Don’t fight alone. Of course rely on the Holy Spirit for strength and guidance. But also surround yourself with godly and wise people. Don’t keep quiet. Don’t isolate. Don’t fight without help and prayer support from your brothers and sisters in Christ.
Colossians 4:3-4; 2 Thessalonians 3:1
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Places of brokenness may be your norm if you’ve ignored or buried either pain from the past or unresolved conflict. Take your brokenness to God. Ask Him to provide people who will go to war for you in prayer. What is lying in ruins is worth rebuilding.
Ezra 2:8-13
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When we’re fighting for a healthy, godly change in ourselves or in our life, we need to go to the broken places. We need to feel the pain and grieve the loss. When we bring the situation into the light, we can know healing and freedom.
Joel 2:25; Isaiah 61:1, 3
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