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Today's Devotion 20 Sept 2017
There is a Battle
There is a battle going on for the control of your mind and soul. We allow media to bombard us with greed, lust, cynicism and hate. When faced with them, pray for protection and discernment. Stay in communication with God and do not allow the world to take it from you. Walk with God when you enter the wastelands of this world and refuse to worry. The world will take everything from you and spit you back out worse than before yet God will give you all you need and only asks for your love. Recognize the battle for you mind is happening constantly. Therefore, always seek God and ask Him for His Holy guidance. God is love above all. When God is with you nothing can be against you.
"The mind of the sinful man is death, but the mind controlled by the Spirit is life and peace." - Romans 8:6
"Whoever does not love does not know God, because God is love." - 1John 4:8
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