There is something
in that. From an outspoken man to a failure and then to the man who did not
allow the Romans to crucify him like they did Jesus, but instead they had to crucify
him upside down. Peter simply said he was not worthy to die same way as Jesus
did and chose a more severe punishment out of love and respect for the man that
changed his life.
When I say
the enemy is like roaring lion, I am not saying he is one. I am just saying he
is like a roaring lion, and his main goal is to destroy us. They closer my walk
with Jesus becomes and the more I surrender the harder the fight. The more I humble
myself and the more I submit to the Lord the greater the onslaught of the enemy.
My last two
weeks has just been crazy and it seems to escalate. Why is this, you may ask? It
simply comes down to one question – Who is Jesus to you? And then one simple
statement – Lord, I believe.
These two
sentences drives the enemy ballistic and he will come at you with everything he
has, but not at the same time. Nope, he does what he does so well. He sets you
up for failure. Last night I said to the guys in homecell it is Jesus and only
Jesus that must be the cornerstone in our lives, because our foundation determines
our level of determination. They say it is not the dog in the fight, but the
fight in the dog. It is not what you know, but what you believe.
I can say this
to me and you repeatedly. Seek first the kingdom of God above all else, but if
we do not do it, well then it remains only a nice verse. But when we apply it,
it becomes our way of life and that is what will make us unstoppable. As Paul
says, we run the race to the end to receive the prize.
Jesus says
in Revelation 3:20-21 (MSG) “Look at me. I stand at the door. I knock.
If you hear me call and open the door, I’ll come right in and sit down to
supper with you. Conquerors will sit alongside me at the head table, just as I,
having conquered, took the place of honour at the side of my Father. That’s my
gift to the conquerors!”.
David writes that God prepares a table for us in the presence
of our enemies and Paul writes that we are more than conquerors.
My dear friend, do not water down or rush your prayer and personal
time with Jesus. It is our greatest weapon in our battle against a relentless
enemy.
Have an awesome day.

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