"God's way is perfect: His Words are the most powerful weapon; he shields all who take refuge in him" - Psalm 18:30
God's Word is a powerful weapon as David writes. If we use it appropriately, we can contol the evil forces of darkness! But, it's about knowing its there. Some people know the have the Word in them, but don't do anything about it! They even forget that the Devil stalks and watches that seed! Once nothing is happening, he steals it! SEE Matthew 13. Even the Devil knows what authority we have! And his mission is to kill, steal and destroy. SEE John 10:10. The Word of God raises a barrier for us when the Devil comes in like a flood (Isaiah 59:19). God's Word never lies and is the most powerful weapon in the Armour of God! Yes, the sword of the spirit! The Word of God! This protects us from the Devil's lies and when demons even have the courage to fight you, one scripture and it's one man down! God is the perfect way, that is what Jesus meant in John 14:7-9! He is the path, His way is perfect! We are in the likeness of His image! It all makes sense! GOD'S WAY IS PERFECT!
"That according to the riches of His glory, He may grant you to be strengthened with power through His Spirit in your inner being, so that Christ may dwell in your hearts through faith..." - Ephesians 3:16-17 KJV Okay. I wanted to talk a little bit more on faith. When Paul writes 'dwell in your hearts through faith' what does it mean? This means that we have to show our confidence and belief in Christ, before He comes into our hearts. He knows when we want to trick Him or not. So don't bother being cunning! Because wisdom comes from the Lord! So, if our human efforts cannot make faith to work, what can? (Zechariah 4:6) Our confidence and belief in Jesus! We just have to say, "Jesus, take care of this for me. I don't want to any more. I can't do it by my own power." Acknowledging that you can't do it alone, gives you the first step forward. Then comes the hard bit. When I mean hard, I mean HARD. Because most people people fall away aft...
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