How to fight spiritual battles – Attempts at Honesty


    “There are plenty of problems facing the world today. We can worry about them. We can talk about them. We can protest in the streets. We can form organizations that pressure politicians to solve them. We can give money. We can write blogs. The one thing we must do is pray. If Samuel does not pray, David is never identified as the solution to Israel’s problem. Do you see the connection? Are you frustrated with your nation’s chief executive? Pray. Are you fearful concerning your city’s poverty or crime sprees? Pray. Are you worried about your nation’s moral fiber? Pray. Are you fretting about your children and their walk with God? Pray. Pray and listen. The two go together. Then be ready to act—not to rush out and solve the problem yourself.” — Fearless by Faith: How to Fight Today’s Spiritual Battles by Brother Andrew, Al Janssen


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