You will never see a world-champion fighter run at his opponent blindly with arms flailing, hoping to land a punch. 🤜🏼
No, a champion fighter knows his opponent.
He has studied his opponent’s moves closely and knows exactly how he must fight in order to defeat his opponent and defend his title.🥇
When the fighter steps into the ring, he gets into an intimidating fighting stance and begins to place intentional, well-aimed and effective blows on his opponent. 🤜🏼
He does this repeatedly, for however long it takes, until the match is over. 🏆
We are in the fight of faith, and 1 Corinthians 9:26 tells us that we DO NOT fight as one beating the air. 💨
We do not fight the good fight of faith blindly with flailing arms, throwing aimless punches and hoping something hits. 😮💨
Instead, we take our stance boldly in front of our opponent – whether it’s sickness, lack, relationship problems, depression or anxiety, or anything that’s trying to steal our “title”- and make intentional, well-aimed and effective “blows”. 👊🏼
🤜🏼 We remind our adversary that he IS defeated and that he cannot touch us – and place a well-aimed blow (Lk 10:19)
🤜🏼 We use the name of Jesus and command that “knee” to bow – and place a well-aimed blow. (Phil 2:10)
🤜🏼 We speak to the situation (mountain) and command it to move – and place a well-aimed blow. (Mt 17:20)
🤜🏼 We declare the promises of God and call things that be not as though they WERE (body, you ARE healed, I HAVE peace and not anxiety, I HAVE abundance and no lack) – and place a well-aimed blow. (Rom 4:17)
🤜🏼 We cast down every lie and suggestion from the enemy and replace it with the Word – and place a well-aimed blow. (2 Cor 10:5)
🤜🏼 We praise God that we already have the victory and that we are triumphant overcomers – and place a well-aimed blow. (2 Cor 2:14)
We use precise, intentional, well-aimed, and CONSISTENT strategy to hit our adversary hard and keep him in his place – totally and utterly defeated. 💪🏼🥇☝🏼#faithtalks
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