DEVOTIONALS

OVERCOMING THE EVIL ONE

“I have given you authority to trample on snakes and scorpions
and to overcome all the power of the enemy; nothing will harm you.”
Luke 10:19
A police officer weighing 160 pounds may effectively stand before a tanker truck and,
with an uplifted hand, say, “Stop, in the name of the law.”
The police officer certainly couldn’t stop the truck with his physical force.
He is appealing to an authority greater than himself (the law) to back him up.
Your authority over Satan is the same way.
Your authority does not rest in your strength.
You cannot overcome Satan with your power but rather with Kingdom Authority from God.
And you have that as a child of the King.
You have His authority to overcome every attack of Satan.

Rather than asking the Holy Spirit to ‘help’ you fight Satan’s attacks,
ask Him to fight the attacks for you.
When we ask Him to ‘help us’, we are still trying to engage in a battle
with a force much more powerful than we can handle.
The Holy Spirit doesn’t need us to win the battle,
but we do need Him (He is equipped for victory).
Start asking the Holy Spirit each day to stand guard over you
and protect you from the attacks of the evil one.

About Don Woodruff

Retired from FedEx and dedicated to sharing God's Word with others. I send out devotionals weekly and have written two books: "The Crucifixion Catalyst / Unspoken Messages From God To Believers" (published and available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble **out of print**) and "I'm Saved Now What?" (unpublished). I am currently working on a third one that will be a Daily Devotional. The devotionals on my Blog have been viewed by people in all 50 states and over 80 foreign countries. I sincerely believe the Lord provides the content for the devotionals and in 2013 He “tasked” me with distributing them and storing them on my Blog. They are free and I will not solicit any donations. I hope you enjoy them and feel free to leave comments if one of them speaks to you personally, or if you have a suggestion.

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