Dear One,
When you assume a victim position in your mind, you have already lost the battle because you have put another person in control of your life. Actually, when you have a victim attitude about yourself you have put the devil in control of your life. He will win if you continue with the attitude that you are a victim of abuse, defeat, intimidation, condemnation, control or manipulation.
The way out of the victim scenario is to gird up your loins (your courage) and to initiate a counter attack, putting all forms of evil in the position of being a victim with you as the authority.
The devil has already lost the war. Your brother Jesus defeated him and gave you the keys of authority in the earth with all of the power to defeat the remaining demons who are instigators of evil control. If you allow anyone to gain control over you, then you are giving the victorious outcome of the battle to the devil. He has already lost the war, but he wants to win battles over My children.
The devil and the people that he uses in his efforts want to control you through your emotions because he can manipulate you easily in that area. If he can get you into self pity or condemnation or intimidation and can get your emotions out of control, then there is the possibility of winning over you.
If you refuse to get into negative emotions, then you have already won the battle.
Speak My truth, speak My standards, refuse to be controlled or manipulated. Take your place of authority in every situation over negativity in any form and you will re-establish your position of being the head and not the tail.
Remember that your authority is not over people. Your authority is over the evil principalities and powers in the heavens; in other words, over evil and its demonic beings.
Your calling is to love people but to destroy the works of the devil, just like Jesus did. Start by refusing to be a victim of the works of evil. You are My child, the authority over all forms of evil.
Love, God
I John 3:8; Ephesians 1:18-23; Ephesians 6:12-18; Ephesians 4:14-15; Philippians 4:8.
When you assume a victim position in your mind, you have already lost the battle because you have put another person in control of your life. Actually, when you have a victim attitude about yourself you have put the devil in control of your life. He will win if you continue with the attitude that you are a victim of abuse, defeat, intimidation, condemnation, control or manipulation.
The way out of the victim scenario is to gird up your loins (your courage) and to initiate a counter attack, putting all forms of evil in the position of being a victim with you as the authority.
The devil has already lost the war. Your brother Jesus defeated him and gave you the keys of authority in the earth with all of the power to defeat the remaining demons who are instigators of evil control. If you allow anyone to gain control over you, then you are giving the victorious outcome of the battle to the devil. He has already lost the war, but he wants to win battles over My children.
The devil and the people that he uses in his efforts want to control you through your emotions because he can manipulate you easily in that area. If he can get you into self pity or condemnation or intimidation and can get your emotions out of control, then there is the possibility of winning over you.
If you refuse to get into negative emotions, then you have already won the battle.
Speak My truth, speak My standards, refuse to be controlled or manipulated. Take your place of authority in every situation over negativity in any form and you will re-establish your position of being the head and not the tail.
Remember that your authority is not over people. Your authority is over the evil principalities and powers in the heavens; in other words, over evil and its demonic beings.
Your calling is to love people but to destroy the works of the devil, just like Jesus did. Start by refusing to be a victim of the works of evil. You are My child, the authority over all forms of evil.
Love, God
I John 3:8; Ephesians 1:18-23; Ephesians 6:12-18; Ephesians 4:14-15; Philippians 4:8.
