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A Warrior’s Prayer

Original issueThe Heartbeat of The Remnant · March/April 2004 · Volume 10 · Number 2
A sword over blue storm clouds and lightning above a dark tree line.

Heavenly Father,
Your warrior prepares for battle.
Today I claim victory over Satan by putting on
The whole armor of God!

I put on the girdle of truth!
May I stand firm in the truth of your Word
So I will not be a victim of Satan’s lies.

I put on the breastplate of righteousness!
May it guard my heart from evil
So I will remain pure and holy,
Protected under the blood of Jesus Christ.

I put on the shoes of peace!
May I stand firm in the good news of the gospel
So your peace will shine through me
and be a light to all I encounter.

I take the shield of faith!
May I be ready for Satan’s fiery darts
Of doubt, denial and deceit
So I will not be vulnerable to spiritual defeat.

I put on the helmet of salvation!
May I keep my mind focused on You
So Satan will not have a stronghold on
my thoughts.

I take the sword of the Spirit!
May the two-edged sword of your Word
Be ready in my hands
So I can expose the tempting words of Satan.

By faith your warrior has put on
The whole armor of God!

I am prepared to live this day
in spiritual victory!

Amen.

Magazine citation

A Warrior’s Prayer. . The Heartbeat of The Remnant, March/April 2004 · Volume 10 · Number 2. Source pages 36.

Charity Christian Fellowship

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