WE HAVE GOD'S WORD ON IT

More so than ever before, we really do need
to keep awake and be vigilant to guard off
any attack of the enemy.

We have a responsibility to stay alert and
skillfully use the Word of God in prayer.

"Take heed, watch and pray."
-- Jesus Christ

In Mark 13:33-37 Jesus used the word 'watch'
four times.

He wasn't telling us to walk around fearful,
but to stay in touch with God and the
Holy Spirit throughout the day - so we can
get up-to-the-minute instructions to stop
the plan of the enemy. (John 16:13)

When we keep watch and are spiritually awake,
we are in a position to hear instructions
and respond to the leading of God. We are
better able to recognize the tactics of the
enemy.

Then, instead of being on the defense after
the enemy attacks, we can use Jesus' name
to block the enemies plans.

We can defeat any evil plan that comes
against us. Isaiah 54:17 promises us that:

"No weapon that is formed against thee
shall prosper; and every tongue that shall
rise against thee in judgment thou shalt
condemn. This is the heritage of the servants
of the LORD, and their righteousness is of
Me, saith the LORD."

You have God's Word on it! So as you stand
watch... stand on the Word of God and keep
it actively at work in your life!

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