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On What is Worthy and True



Our time on this earth is too short to be preoccupied with outwitting the dark powers. There are people who spend the bulk of their life fighting demons and learning the devil’s stratagems. They open the studies of the Dark Side and fill their minds with shadows and before long they become as mentally ill as the monsters they are trying to defeat. 

Life is short and we should be spending It with our eyes fixed upon the Lord Jesus Christ (Hebrews 12:2). Why waste valuable seconds on The schemes of Satan?! Instead shake off the serpents and turn your mind to what is pure and worthy,”   Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is honorable, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything is excellent or praiseworthy—think on these things.” (Philippians 4:8). Too often brothers and sisters get seduced into trying to stop the sinister serpents with knowledge of their tactics, arts, and histories. This only leads to bondage. Instead turn your thoughts to noble things, Worthy things, above all Christ our Lord! Do not become preoccupied with devils. I like what Chip Ingram said, “there is an invisible war, we need to be aware of it but not preoccupied with it, don’t go looking for s demon under every bush.” 

The enemy’s greatest tactic is to distract you from Christ and to oppress people with lies and nightmarish stuff. Do not pay the Dark One no heed but fix your eyes on Jesus and take every thought captive, “We demolish arguments and every pretension that sets itself up against the knowledge of God, and we take captive every thought to make it obedient to Christ.” (2 Corinthians 10:5). We must make captive every thought and feeling that tries to lead us away from a pure and simple devotion to Christ (2 Corinthians 11:3). Do not yield to the assaults of the enemy that try to mess with your head and heart! Stand firm and fix your eyes on Jesus! (Hebrews 12:2), for He is greater than all (1 John 4:4, Philippians 2:4-11): 

Do not try to learn the ways of darkness to destroy it, for many have been shipwrecked, because they took their eyes off the Savior. You must guard your heart and mind, “And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” (Philippians 4:7). That peace of God is focusing on Jesus and abiding in Him, not studying the shadow walkers. 

So stand firm and don’t pay the ways of Satan any heed. For he had been defeated and his power robbed (Hebrews 2:9, 14-15). Turn your heart and mind upon Jesus and build up that relationship with God Our Savior. Do not fill your mind with the cobwebs of the enemy and the battle plans of the demonic and occult. Instead, let Jesus outshine these dark phantoms who will soon perish in Hell Fire (Matthew 25:41) and their prince of darkness will be tormented forever in the furnace of the Second Death (Revelation 20:10). Let us return to our first love, Jesus Christ, “Nevertheless I have this against you, that you have left your first love (loving me and one another). Remember therefore from where you have fallen; repent and do the things you did at first, or else I will come to you quickly and remove your lampstand from its place—unless you repent.” (Revelation 2:4-5). 

Above all let us fix our eyes on Jesus and not let anything distract us from Him: 

“For King and Country

“Fix My Eyes"

Hit rewind, click delete
Stand face to face with the younger me
All of the mistakes
All of the heartbreak
Here's what I'd do differently, I'd

Love like I'm not scared
Give when it's not fair
Live life for another
Take time for a brother
Fight for the weak ones
Speak out for freedom
Find faith in the battle
Stand tall but above it all
Fix my eyes on You
On You

I learned the lines and talked the talk
(Everybody knows it, everybody knows it)
But the road less traveled is hard to walk
(Everybody knows it, everybody knows)
It takes a soldier
Who knows his orders
To walk the walk I'm supposed to walk, and

Love like I'm not scared
Give when it's not fair
Live life for another
Take time for a brother
Fight for the weak ones
Speak out for freedom
Find faith in the battle
Stand tall but above it all
Fix my eyes on You
On You

The things of earth are dimming
In the light of Your glory and grace
I'll set my sights upon Heaven
I'm fixing my eyes on You, on You
I'm fixing my eyes on You, on You
I'm fixing my eyes

Love like I'm not scared
Give when it's not fair
Live life for another
Take time for a brother
Fight for the weak ones
Speak out for freedom
Find faith in the battle
Stand tall but above it all
Fix my eyes on You
On You

I'll fix my eyes on you
(On you)
I'll fix my eyes on you

(On you)” (For King and Country). 

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