Battle

Acknowledge the battle. That’s the first step in the spiritual growth process called sanctification.

My relationship with God is secure, and my final home is in heaven, but I am not there yet. The penalty of sin is gone, but the propensity to sin remains.

Therein lays the battle—the struggle of knowing what I am supposed to do and not wanting to do it.

Through trusting in Sar Shalom, you can live in perfect peace. There is no need to let anxiety take you captive. Tell Sar Shalom all that is causing your worry.

Are you in a battle today? Call upon Yahweh Tsebaoth.

Do you need protection from an enemy that continues to pursue? Do you need shelter from a storm that is pelting you with anxiety and fear? God is Yahweh Tsuri—The Lord my Rock. You can find all you need in him.

Be willing to answer the hard questions. Fighting together is a position of strength.

David’s confidence was grounded in the fact that God answered his calls for help.

God reminds us that the battle is not ours to fight. He will be the One fighting for us.