How to overcome evil attacks in your life?

 How to Overcome Evil Attacks in Your Life?

 

Introduction

Brothers and sisters, let me remind you once again that for those going through tough times, facing blockages and bondages in your family, and experiencing evil afflictions or black magic, there is a solution that the Bible offers. When you serve God, all these blocks will be removed. There are certain inheritances that God has appointed for the servants of the Lord, and they will come to you. Additionally, if you are feeling unnecessary fear, tension, and a sense of stagnation in your life, serving God is the key to overcoming these challenges.

The Heritage of the Servants of the Lord

Isaiah 54:17 provides us with a powerful promise: "No weapon that is fashioned against you shall prosper, and you shall confute every tongue that rises against you in judgment." This means that any weapon, whether it be black magic, witchcraft, evil affliction, financial bondages, debt, or sickness, that is fashioned against you by the evil one will not prosper in your life. Moreover, any tongue that rises against you, criticizing, hurting, or destroying your name and your reputation, will not work against you. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord. By serving God, you can claim this heritage as your own.

The Lord is My Shepherd

Reflecting on Psalm 23:1, we can find comfort in knowing that the Lord is our shepherd. Just as King David, who was a shepherd himself, recognized God as his personal shepherd, we too can find solace in the fact that God guides, protects, and provides for us. We can trust in His guidance and rest assured that we shall not want for anything. The Lord, as our shepherd, leads us to green pastures and still waters, symbolizing His provision and care for us. Just as a shepherd takes care of his sheep, God takes care of us, His children.

The Assurance of God's Protection

Looking back on our lives, we can identify countless instances where God protected us from harm, covered us, and guided us. We may have been on the verge of being caught in public for our mistakes, but God shielded us. We may have been in life-threatening situations due to sickness or accidents, but God covered us. We may have been on the brink of committing terrible sins, but God helped us resist temptation. In every moment of confusion and despair, God sent the right people into our lives to help us. We can truly say that the Lord is our shepherd, and, as such, we need not worry about anything.

Fear of the Lord

Proverbs 9:10 states, "The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and knowledge of the Holy One is understanding." The fear of the Lord can be understood as a deep reverence and respect for God, accompanied by a hatred for sin. It means we do not compromise with sin or justify our actions. Instead, we avoid sin at all costs, seeking to lead a holy and righteous life. Those who fear the Lord and live according to His commandments are protected by His angels and delivered from evil.

Discipline and Alertness

1 Peter 5:8 reminds us to discipline ourselves and keep alert, as our adversary, the devil, prowls around like a roaring lion, seeking someone to devour. To resist the devil, we must be steadfast in our faith. This involves strengthening our faith through reading the Bible, listening to the word of God, attending retreats, and staying connected to God through prayer. By disciplining ourselves and remaining alert, we can resist the temptations of the devil and find safety in the name of the Lord.

The Name of the Lord: A Strong Tower

Proverbs 18:10 declares, "The name of the Lord is a strong tower; the righteous run into it and are safe." The name of the Lord refers to the character of God, encompassing His qualities of mercy, compassion, forgiveness, love, leadership, and healing. When we are in the presence of God, seeking His forgiveness and renouncing sin, we are running into the strong tower of His name. In this place of refuge, no evil can touch us. By joining in live streams and participating in worship with a repentant heart, we are finding safety and protection in the name of the Lord.

Conclusion

Serving God is the key to overcoming challenges, removing blocks and bondages, and finding deliverance. By repenting, going for confession, and wholeheartedly serving God, we can claim the heritage of the servants of the Lord. We can trust in the Lord as our shepherd, knowing that He will guide, protect, and provide for us. By fearing the Lord, disciplining ourselves, and remaining alert, we can resist the devil and find safety in the name of the Lord. Let us embrace the power of serving God and experience the transformation it brings to our lives.