“warfare is not prayer! It is in addition to prayer. There is no point in petitioning God for something He has already given you. God has given us power and authority over the devil. We must not expect God to get the devil off our backs. He has already defeated Satan and given us the ability and responsibility to take care of ourselves. This truth is a revelation to many believers —it is good news! No wonder so many prayers have seemed unanswered. We need to stop storming heaven for what has already been provided, and start using what God has given us.”
― Pigs in the Parlor: The Practical Guide to Deliverance
― Pigs in the Parlor: The Practical Guide to Deliverance
“Rejection is one of the worst, most neglected and most common wounds.”
― Pigs in the Parlor: The Practical Guide to Deliverance
― Pigs in the Parlor: The Practical Guide to Deliverance
“God’s way of training requires the constant exercise of an individual’s spiritual senses so that he will train himself to discern good from evil. When a child is rightly trained, he will listen to the voice of the Spirit in times of temptation; and, when he is confronted with the allurements of the occult, his spiritual senses will have been trained “to distinguish good from evil” (Heb. 5:14).”
― A Manual for Children's Deliverance
― A Manual for Children's Deliverance
“Those whom we find most difficult to love are those who need our love the most. The reason others seem unlovable is usually because they have already been hurt, and they are reacting to those hurts. They are suffering in their personalities the wounds of rejection. They need others who will love them with a God kind of love. Each additional rejection intensifies the wounds of previous rejections. 1”
― Overcoming Rejection
― Overcoming Rejection
“How can one know when he is stabilized in love? First, he is able to pour out his love upon others without demanding reciprocation. He can love without being loved. Second, he can meet recurrences of rejection with forgiveness. He will not react wrongly by anger, resentment or self-pity. Be”
― Overcoming Rejection
― Overcoming Rejection
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