In this short devotional, the speaker asserts that spiritual warfare is real and contrary to the belief that it does not exist. Drawing on biblical concepts such as the armor of God and spiritual weapons, he outlines three practical patterns that may indicate a person is under spiritual attack: (1) frequent near‑miss car accidents or traffic hazards, (2) persistent emotional distress, despair, and negative thoughts that suggest the mind is a battlefield, and (3) a sudden loss of desire to pray, attend church, or read the Bible, indicating a lowered spiritual guard. The speaker emphasizes that prayer and intercession are the primary remedy, enabling believers to stand firm and ensure that no weapon formed against them prospers. The message concludes with a blessing.
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Spiritual warfare. We need to talk about it because a lot of y'all are getting beat up and you don't even know. Can't win a battle you don't know you're fighting. What the enemy has done is he's made you think that spiritual warfare does not exist, which is counter to everything scripture teaches us about waging a good warfare, putting on the armor of God, that the weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but they're mighty in God for the pulling down of strongholds. We have many people thinking that spiritual warfare doesn't exist, that the enemy is just sitting here waiting for you to blow up, to get all that you want, all your answered prayer, and then he's just gonna be cool with it. Here's some patterns that you need to pay attention to to figure out if you're under spiritual attack. One of them is if you find yourself always almost getting hit by a car, you need to pray. People are blowing red lights, they're blowing stop signs. It's not like the impact is happening, but it's a close call. You need to pray. The second thing I want you to pay attention to is your emotional state. If you find yourself in despair, if you find yourself unable to wake up and get out of bed. If you find yourself consistently thinking negative thoughts, you need to pray because your mind is the battleground. It's the intersection between the spirit and the physical, and that's the place that the enemy wants to gain territory. We reject it in the name of Jesus. The last thing I want you to consider in terms of spiritual warfare is when you don't want to pray anymore, you don't want to go to church, you don't want to read your Bible, and it's not like you didn't want to do it before, but all of a sudden you find yourself a little bit more lax. Right? That means that you're putting your weapons down, you're putting your guard down, and you need to bring it back up. So the remedy of all of this is to pray. You need to be mindful that prayer is a powerful way for God to show us what can happen, what will happen, and then it's a possibility for you to intercede on your behalf and the behalf of others so that no weapon formed against you prospers. God bless you.
