These are actually notes I took off the TV one day. I
was watching what I choose to call "Jesus TV". That is when the cable is
out for one reason or the other, and all I can get is "Jesus TV". I take
it as a time that God wants me to grow.
“I’m OK and
I’m on my Way”
I’m not
where I need to be, but Thank God I’m now where I used to Be.
I need to
know I am in Christ. I need to know I am not what I do.
God loves me
unconditionally and I’m not going to spend my life hating myself because I
didn’t have a perfect performance.
If your not
going to be jealous of my seen, then don’t be jealous of my harvest.
Righteousness – Isaiah 61.10: No need to go around feeling, “what is wrong
with me?” Where my mind goes, my feet are going to follow sooner or later.
Satan is a
great warrior –he knows how to carefully plan the best attack and he does.
Your weakest areas are the ones he wants to break.
He’s a
master of deceiving: Confusing…he throws flaming arrows of seduction and
thoughts.
Don’t give
Satan a stronghold in your life – If you do, he is holding you captive.
Satan and
Eve – He offers her lies and deceives her and convinces her to go against
God.
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