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Unnecessary Battles

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article written by Prophetess Debra Wilson  New Christian Fellowship Worship Center There are some battles that are not ours to fight. In these battles we step into territories that are forbidden. This gives the enemy legal rights to do with you whatever he wants to do. We come out of these battles confused, worn out, stressed, oppressed, sick, attacked. And yes, you can even die. Battles concerning our children, jobs, finances, other people battles, family battles, relationships, friendly fire battles (those who you confide in, they pretend to be in Christ but are evil). The only battles that we are allowed to fight are the ones God chooses for us.   Remember 2 Chronicles 20:15 tells us; For the battle is not yours, but God's .
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Wisdom in Warfare

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article submitted by LaKeisha Lanier Tabernacle of Meeting When in battle there is more than one soldier present. In order to gain ground or to recover ground, civilians or an injured soldier often times another soldier will make a choice risking their own safety to accomplish the goal of the battle. Remember there is only one enemy he just has many counterparts. When the soldier prepares to engage he or she will come out of the trench to   risk their safety and expose themselves to the enemy. They will then say to their fellow soldiers “cover me". The soldiers that are left in the trenches will shoot with intent to kill all those that endanger the welfare of their soldier. The soldier that has engaged will also fire and in some cases be hit and even die to accomplish what's necessary to reach their COMMON GOAL. There are instances where they don't die but are injured to the point that their mobility is inhibited. When this happens another w...
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God is the Architect

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